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THREATAGAINST
WITNESS IN CASE
"NF.W3 AND OBSERVER. R AI JEICH. N. G. THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 22. 1923.
Another- Sensation Marks
Seventh Day of Trial of
' 0 G. Thomas .
'Salisbury, Fsb. 81. A crowd whSek
packed the courthouse in attendance
npoa the trial O. 0. Thomas, for
. the murder of Arthur J.-AlWa tu
flrsa a decided MOMtloa today jo it
before th. nooa recess hen Judge
Webb MM tu Jury M lea? Die
roots and then announced that it
had reached the Mn of th eourt
that one of th Lawings had made
threat against a minister who bed
tesUHed at tht morning session of
the court
The judge asked that tome ene
who could make aa affidavit to the
facts do so snd present it to him
when voart convened thu aftirnoon
Judge Webb laid ho certainly would
punish any oae who throatoaed
witness ia bis court. Whoa court
reconvened aa affidavit was bauded
Judge Webb aad after reading it he
asked that the raaa neattOBcd ia the
affidavit be cited to appear Thurs
day mornlnf at 10 o'clock to ihow
-cause why ho should not bo adjudged
la. contempt of court.
: Present Affidavit. ' I.
Ia the affidarit which was msd
out by Bev. D. P. Grant, Methodist
minister of Gold Hill, it waa stated
that ho bad appeared aa a witness
for tba defease ia tbo Thomas ease
this Biorolng and bad testified that
E. E. Iwing, StatCs witness, had a
bad character whea Grant'llved'at
KaanpoIl.7 W'GT-irterVtbe
court room be said Mutt lowing, ion
f K. E. Lawing, accoeted bint la flie
lobby aad aeeuaed him of baring
lied and spoke of throwing bin down
"" the steps, later threatening to come
. to Gold Bill and ret tha minister.
lewlng ssid ho bad jnat gotten out
of the army In time to bear the
minister swearing to lies, the affidarit
aid.
When court adjourned for the duy
all tba evidsuee wss ia, and R, 8.
WiMama, 'for the State, bad ad
dressed tho Jury. John J. r.rkrr
, makes tha first speech for the de
fease Thursday morning and the at
torneys will probably op the
entire dsy. Air. Williams argued for
a first degree verdict
Coming over from yesterday was
tho matter of deciding tha admissi
bility of certain evidence tending
to discredit the testimony of Thomas
sad airs. Lows ia several particulars.
After arguaieat aad tho citing of
" cases by attorneys : this morning
Judge Wsbb ruled that tba evidence
was aot permissible.
-. Womaa With Thomas.
Tho mala witaee wt the day waa
- blrsnlartiti. Kiwi bull ... Ms Ult..lli
m saow Mat shs was the woman sees
with Allea aad also atone 4a the road
during the absence of Allea, two
witnesses having testified that the
womha they saw on this occasion Wat
airs. Lowe. She said she rode from
Concord to Kaanapolls with. Allea
the evening of the homicide and he
lift bcr alone la the read while be
went to ere P. M. . Man gum at the
nun near by.
jAuea aad VaBgum came and
ptckeOcr up, and down the road a
piece she aad Mangum got out of
the ear and Allea went oa to Kaa
aapnlia inec,ting to cppi SgVn
and pick them nu. Tea minutes after
be left them she said aha beard the
shots aad learned soma time after
ward that Allen bad beea killed,
Mrs. Kimball was put through a
severe cross examination during
which it developed that aha bad a
police record ia Concord. Several Wit
nesses corroborated Mrs. Kimball in
certaia particulars .and the State
Introduced several witnesses to giro
her a bad character, lira. Bobert
Lowe was recalled aad stated that
ber hair is the eame color aew it
waa the aigbt of tha homicide. It U
dark brows whila witnesses who
aaWifcs womaa la the road and with
Allea said she hsd light golden
oair.
Mrs. Altai Oa Stand.
Mrs. Arthur Allea was the last
Witness beard she being recalled to
, leu the movements of, br huibsod
jSust prior to bJclCninK boms Hr
..anaapoJi. the evening of the hornl
aide.
The eeeQnd bearing of this case
Which wss moved her from Cabarrus
county begsa last Wednesday the
' first day being consumed ia securing
jury us taking or evidence oc
cupied the court for aU days. Urge
crowds have attended each eeeiioa
f the court aad Judge. Wsbb has
. controlled the aituatioa la splendid
manner. There has beea aa abscace
of outbreaks of any kind and the
occasional fits of laughter were sup
pressed immediately, the conduct of
tne cam nse Petflg marked wit
ignity.
LEGISLATIVE GRIND
Sew Scute Bill.
The following new legislation
'was offered la the Senate y eater
day: B.'B, 7.4, by Hod-e:: Te protect
game In Mitchell uouniy.
0. B. 7tS. by Same: To limit In
debtedness of subdivisions of tba
State.
8. a T2. by Heath: To provide
oensloas lor colored person ,wno
served in the tTonfedcrate army.
6. B. 717. by Harrison: To regu
late aatomobileo for hire In Rttk-
innd ountv.
a. a. tu. VT narruont io van
dal certain expenditure of, tae
town of KocklnKham. ,
8. B. 71. -by Itarrlaoat TO auinor.
Is th removal of a centaury In
the town of Rockingham.
8. H. tic, by til)M: to create
sanitary diatrlcts la UuncomW
eountv.
si. B. lit, by Ebbe; To require
th auditor of Buncombe county to
enter certain oeea oa mm ia aa
iMMmafm record.
8. B. TJJ, by Parker: To permit
county boards of ommiaaioBrs to
max anprop
at eommerc.
Boyette: to piece
organisatloa of lladlaea board of
fcealth.
H. It tit, by Lawrence: JlelaUve
to court la Hertford.
H. H. t0, by Taylor of Caswell:
Te nam trsauea for achooi la Cas
well,
If. B. t. by Taylor of Caswell:
Relative to court house ta Caswell
U. B. !, by Uavis of Hyde: Abol
ish county- treasurer In Hyde.
H. B. 1 6 J. by Davis of Hyde: To
autborts vote on. free rang In
jiyu.
It B. gSU To protect squirrels.
"ry in rsmuco, i
B; : To r.M.v eerula tow
hlps Id Columbus. (
JL B. Wflf TO prohibit i Sunday
w enwiwea ia uaitoa coun
nr.
HB. Ill: To aatahU.h in-l .
Jeol and "appoint rural police la
buncombe. "
1L a J: To provide for uniform
''"i protecting mapa la Bud
combe.
. :, l: To prohibit carnival
rtiaiuinw, - i ,
II-
To protect, game la
H 11. sns- To rlu n,.v.u-
k . . v I. ..'II 1 . '
m ., nniriRivili
n. H. sut:
DaYe county.
. H B Ta amead art creat
ine toneora l.metry Commlsalun
ri. XS. VZar Kltlv In m.n.,..i
H. 8. I4. by Coffey. Relative toM.n ??ecutor la Polk eounty.
roads in Watauga county. I f- .- '5; To Incorporate Uonu
II. H. by ii.ynold.: To repeal! tela V iew College. Wilkee county.
certain game lawa in Montgomery.
it. it. sec, ny muck: Beiauve to
road building In Yancey.
H. B. 7. by Taylor of Vance: To
validate- bond el'etton In Vance.
H. B. 7S. br fiellera: To enforce
collection of rents Is tiaeton.
II. B. . by Bray: To provide all
monina jury aervire in ramnra.
H. B. by coboon of faaaue.
tans: Amana i
I
H. B. 71, by Vverett and Bryant:
Supreme Court Dismisses
Appeal In Power Rate Case
(Continued from Page Oae)
and went to the Jury oa jha . issue of
Amend l'auotanak game I h reasonableness of the schedule
or rates sred ia the order of the Cor
.! . e. i .
iunty boaroe ot ommiioBr to - M,.n4 puBning eemmlMioa to tuoB lomuiaeion.' (, , .
r'mI?Frmv w v"" " purham. - I Before the cmnaaelllne S ..
M 7V fcv rv.Mtl mm , I . ' -
-' .. . ... .. . . , ... rv rr.m M'mmm am Til- l
city of wur- - -?
8. H. 121. bv Bovette: To Bla- I " .
the aherlB of Stanley county oa s him I muting the reasonableness of the
i n vii h wi..- t r.cuirel ,Jb.,Li',,,f.,.B,: T retee fiscd by the Comminion, with-
8. B. TH, by wolts: TO roQUirei charter of Robblnsvll e. i .n . . ' .
tho Printing Commls.lon to pass " h. m. are b j.nii;. T to the issues and
upon publication of the itate co I eharlor of Onhin R.llrmS rD. leadings of facta and moved to die
nomlo and fleoJoalcal Curvey. H. B. t7S. by Kverett and Bryant: mies the appeal aad procccdlags OB
8. B. Ui. by Urlfllni To validate t6 ,m.nd th charter of Durham. Ilk. .,., vl x
eertala bonda of Ptlaboro Uraded H R ill b, Town..nil f h,.u.ir .-- .. .. vorjrorawoa
School dtetriot. I son: To protect quail In Devtdoon. ri0,Bm,,ioB wss wiUput JurisdietiOB
8. B. 7Jf. by Vsrter: To honor ji. r t17, by Vaoghatt: Relative I because of the interstate character
in memoir ui wmur pn,ui t0 sgricuiiursi liens. lor the Question involved.
8. B. T7, by Hsymore: To nv I charter of Vanceboro. I while the Cannon and Johnson
tho fees of tne snenn of aurrri H. b. STf. by Roes: To protect I group joined in this metioa to die
mmjm ina piai in axoor county.
ji. n. sic. by Townseoa
com Tj aubpty volumes
Carolina reports to clerk of
court In Pavldaon.
ir n am h ri r.9 n,a r
amrnd drainage laws relative tol While the jury was eoasidsrlag
"i? ... v w . v.. . , . I1"" wt eouBtci for these two
.ft.? "J.r "J "! 0Te .
;h. B. II, by Taylor of CaaWell: e vommiasioa, PS set aside for
county.
8. B. Tit. by Hicks: To authorise
ftranvlllc county to laau road
bonds.
8. B. 7M, by Walker: To amenc
Ih lew relative to the eztenalon
of time for beginning work oa
railroads.
8. U. 741. by McDonald: To make
the feea cf clerks ( the superior
court uniform. .
.- u. I4S, b urown or r-oruwous
dCo"f"rmvia h'" the 0B xhti 'Wl!""
ne2 of nJm. of ,art letroduced their evt-
tbe acnee oa the Isaacs. This went to
the jury aad a mistrial resulted.
Xo. fi the., pay of the quarjantine
Ulcer of coiuirir.ui county.-!'
8. B. 743, by Kbhe: To revlao the
flnancial system of lluncombo coun-
8. B. Hi. by Mendenhall: To
amend the state baking law.
8. H. UK by Ollee: To ariiend the
jaw relating to court stenocrapnere.
bv Taylor of CaaWell:
Nti. .fJV:a of oouniy auditor I the reasoa that the ra tee fixed would
and reaulate aalarlea (a CsiWdtl. ' " 'iKriaV alUUt'-ms-cwitolWt-Jiali .
W-1mt "fawe Soatb CaJolia. aaJ
11 11 a.C t. rinmnm. Tr. mI.VIIi I hb,HU ... 1 - ll. L. : ! -
i - --' " ' - " I -.-.www . . . u. . . M .ii. v..io via
slecpr eyed, ausweTci te their I without result by A. U Brooks, f
. B lOreensboro, representing private
a. m, oeoawr oeea, jail- istorknolders la the road.
TriS!?, rVaator. iohswa. of Duplin, and
r w squires led ia the attack upon the
fc.T 1.1 1 2f . Vr ,r ! "utioa last Bight; ths former ol-
the tailed States from Great Brit- to the employment f outside
aiu. end I ranee of Uieir Unbbcaa CBani ....t the Attorney Cca-
pojaewions. eral. while the latter declared that
. v. . a.i0r eea conmua- the statute of limitations would hold
cd and on a quorum called demand- against any fraud ,tbat might bars
ed by him in closing, sirfy-Bine been commuted and asserted that
TZ... s'. M-Jjeei.-lrt. to,
r. " -- - i demagogues.
in. .yrvc:i 9CCOgDlI20U 01 JtUS-
I Scaators Mendenhall, Armfield and
Hsymore led the fight for the rcsolu-
4.j)iir.i Senator BoraW eonclad-Ihh ..ri .n i.-j .i... -
.-.so - , 1 -i- All . -w ewe vs. exscraM UTAliIt tUAs
ed aud Senator xidgclegan a nffffrcat wrong had been don the 8tate,
'a At e . -. I tB through line from east to west
'4.47 p. m. Senator Lodge finish, n. .ti. . j ..., ..
f. V"'P hd Senator-Williams, mstter should be iavestlgsted and
Mississippi, took the floor to sire tha rlt,. ml .- tn.i. j. !.... .
aa iddrcss analysing the preceding determined. Senator Mendenhall fin-
WXnl - . ftl .ffre4 rament, which
y, cm. utuiur n uimmu rmvm I warn mrietntm. hmM th.t ..
op the floor, fixator Harriion eall. Ig.rn. .v.ii mcnuw i ..i
t I --- assriv esvwilBBFi HfllT DUVU
I . J'aon"B'. Senators answer, the recommendation of the Attorney
cd, and Senator Lenroot, Republican, fOcBeral and with the approval of tbe
pevii vh larmivouncu el Bute Benator Johnson,
.k Mi!. naic lateinjicd to secure a division oa bis
... mui tmiui. i amendment. nrniM . e. iu i.,t
Plcaty of Spcect.es tutioa of the suit by ths Attorney
With the exceptloa of the three General without otbrr eounseL Lien-
quorum calls tbe sntirs time wail tenant Governor Cooper deelarin
devoted te speeches. Benator Hitch. I the amendment lost without the
cock, Democrat, Nebraska, and Mc- u,ul. "The hoes seem to haTe it" and
iteuar, Vsmocrat, Tennessee, having "" sustaining a point of order that
by their objections an to that time I the call for a division eame too late.
clamped down tbe lid oa tbe adop- Senator Giles objected to suspen-
tioa of conference reports, the intro- !oa of the rulee and ia the midst
duetioa of bills, the reports of com. Points of order interposed a mo-
uittees,-the passtge of small bills una to adjourn, which waa lost.
and such avkot trsneactio of buai. At the moraing seuion, a similar
Bess as occurred during yesterday's ""Mon tot summary adjournment
session. By their objections the two hv Senator Squires bad carried ever
Senators made the filibuster air- the bill prohibiting msrrlage of girls
tight. under 16 years of age except by eve-
Suggestions of neirotiations foi "1 license, obtaiasd with ths cob.
peace were heard about the chamber ' parents and last night tbe
during tbe day, but nothing con- masure went over again on motion
erete developed. Democratio Sena-J 01 oetor Barns, of Wake,
tore while BOt eomnillair mut.pt.ll . Will Kcmova Cw.t.rr.
for 3pccche worked on a poll to del Th Seaate last wight took from
fn.wjia.t,jtrieigtv they eouidTw" - ealeadar. . tha ,Ul
muster ia event of a motion from rmMf'"ewaaw
proved by tbe court as being: la the
public interest. The present tJt
exempts "mills" and the aew law
exempts cotton mills. It is said th
in a a urn Her of instances, aot. bly
ta a development of the-Southern
Power Co. in Burke eounty, mir
moui developments bavs been heiJ
up hy small grist mills. S.antor
Armfield stated that' Attorney Gen
oral Meaning had pointed out t
passage of the bill might mesa the
impairment of the aewerage system
of the State Hospital for the la
sane at Morgan ton. Senator Squire
hownBr,, stated 1 he represented
Burke county, that there had been
no complaint from the Institution
and thought the case amply covered
by geaerhl law.
The only other public bill of Im
portance acted upon at the moraiu
scssioa was a measure introu-:il
by Senator Squires, providing for
the easier examination of title j an-1
containing a provision that after 15
years a mortgage shall be presumed
to bare been paid unless notice Is
given.
Line. of Battle Is Drawn
Around Proposal To Ex
empt Foreign Stock
(Continued from Page One.)
It ReynoTd. To protect elp,. of lf ed by the Cor their camp, to eend the legislation f"? ' deu"! Wwyen
itgomrry. I ponjtioa tmmiseioB. back t committee and 'thereby to in th.body to be clearly unconstitu
n of Wendell.
11. B. ,
fni ri In 1M An t vnmsrv
H. B. I7. by Watklns of Oran-1 "Tbe issue now Dendlnt ia tha Hn. it death. Th k.. .v.ltionaL and naaaerl th.
vllle: To r.li.V. e.rl.1. widow. I i. j." v. ", ' j.-.I T "T , ..
f lli. Tn,.ll... (ih.lCriilll.. IT". I - v- -votes, Dill H- "---, wwr--mw-eon
......,i-- n.,ii.,j I if. H sua t T. ,m.""" mw imti cswutiinca dv us minutratloa leaden wha h.nr .rl""" ueierrra.
tor cross inueiing pomesteaas. man prevail lor com-1 toe plan chailsnged the ekim. ' I oeoaior Aicuonald last aighh Intro-
a a. a. wn v. vt I'liimru. an ibtt DiBiiw nr inn mrtm rasra mti in. ". niiseAn as tii : m
-i-a . m . . . . Z I a- .wiiV. assavw r UB I UsMHCsT Ml MIgnSl I v .aw IUI UUJIUrm IfWB
RIrayb.n regaled s. The fllibust.rer. gathering mV clerkl ! of th Butiot "
To revulat salary of eounty tip.r-llnk"Ie, entire, nd , iaclusiv and! terial for speech making met with a(or Mendenhall offered a bill epon
lurr fee.
8. H. 747, by Harrla of Wake: To
Provide for th recordation aad In
drains of murtgagaa en real prop.
".:B. 741, by Olles: To authorise
in payment ot mileage to
Karnh liannah.
H. B. 74. by Harris or wsks:
" Lndm.i. Robeson three of twenty four or twenty-five marked sneeees. Senator Brookhart the Bankers' Association
It. B. sei. by (Jwsltney: R.IIvtn,"po""n""8y wever themselves Iowa, hauling forth from the records t0 mnd
thS bsnkinv law hv mnlrin'.
herlrr of Alexander nf dutr of I "Om U effects and presently prose-1 the fourteen hon r nua,k m. j. w I returns from fitato Vi.nlc. nim.;A.
Relative to mortgagee of wards-ss- sMrchln without warrit. I cute on their appeal If this were Senator Jones durinw ths nlihn.tr with those from naHoaal bsnka. RiU.
aTL. n. via. nr h in 1 1 n r ta aiif tifiris -" - j at is i. i . - 1 1 . , . . . -
Improvement bonds at Avden. -- "or i esmDiisning sgainat the ship purchase bill in "niroaucea yesterday included a pro
If. B. 19J. by Brown: To nrovlde lew motion to dismiss, they eoulj 1015. Senator Heflln. n.m.f posai by Senator Heath to riv.
S.m... i;r r-A" 2 .". '.7 ' . .. m Dcnents or the ulti- Alabama, sesrehed newspapers for 'n w negroes who served in the
f?5" JL".LmL' ' lh?T" '- nte finding of th. Jury In the cause, material relating to th. dlJ.. Confederate srmr and from R...
H. a 4. by Morgan: To provlds!'0. tua M,e bT the Com- the tomb of King Tutankhamea in ator Wolt to require the Printing
.'.n.ro'" rnumy. I01I..I011 mim m in.. appennng. r.gyp ana before be arose to snenk tommissioa to pass noon publications
n. n. ibi. nv m.iaon: t nrnhiTiii i tkA..fA ii... 4 .... i 1.. .1 . .i . . ... 1 . . . -
rnlvals tn Madleon county 1 7 . . impsnii i on anouier tuojeci atsr Benator ior r-conomie and oeoiogtcal
lut. hv uardin.
8. B. 71(1, by Harris of Walt: To
author! refunding tne Bonaed in
debtedness of ths Western - Wake
Highway district.
8. B. fit, by Harris of Wake: To
provide for election on .lhllh
m.nt oof rerordor.' eburte at Wake
b'nr.. and Wendell.
8. II. 7i, by hum: to perron mi
Btatesvllle, Feb. 21. Plans and
epeelffcaUoBe for aa addltioa of 94
rooms te the Tsnee Hotel have been
made aad contractors win submit
bias rriuay isr the prsposei idai
tion. Tbe rooms will be placed ei
the west eide of the hotel, ti te r-e
with baths and W withojt bstU.
The batroaags f tbla wwulir boa.
telrw hsa gruwa ta the petal where
auuaioaai room te lmperav,
The gsme c' kasdball was played
1 j or (Tit ant. MMmim
THE WEATHER
lialcich. H. C. b. 21. 1923.
Miirth Carolluii Pair Thursdayt
. wsrroer'eB the eat; I'rldsy cloudy
end somewhat colder.
TLMl'tBATUaUw
iiigheet tcKpcrsture
lowest tempevatare
JI-nB tempersture .... SS
IvSaency for ths day ..''
Arertgs daijy excess Mac Jan- .
isry FirwC ; OA
I RECU'lTATION (ia larhes)
Ai.Lf.ant for the li boar eadiag
a: p. m. .........4 ).M
.T. uUat the moath te date .. tJtl
s lenry for th month BBS
J. raeo Jan. let f fts
uviiim-.
. Sees, Urn.
v lilbj .......31
-t buib it 34
i T..n.i.rtr .... 3 44
I
45
, M'.41 I p, m. .... 20.15
4 a. m. tuBct l;01 p. as.
if. h i rk.ki... r .. I tne superior conn aneetlnc the rights Lenroot fhad Mnelui1.d hi. .i. IBurvcy. The denartment now h.
In McDowell nulr Wak eommlasloner to work of thes parties baa been entered Was visibls from behind a stack of aPP'npriation of $5,000 to spend for
,m4. popXuon!W" " nc Jn""t n be cnt-rtd books and paper, that loaded down VrMng as it sees lit .
: To author- H. B, 7. by King: To amend wM' this, the controlling Issue, ii his desk. ' An unusual tribute was yestcrdsy
Btaiiasioa af 1 uif flBUvTu unvr ng. i inaiuiui ruu u aaHicr minrii. inniT in i nrtt nr m m Ant nu.... . m at. . i imiu rnrmirr mnfl;A k ria kr Thnmn.
tit courthouM snd. munlelpal ," l.VI' ?T, '?.f UTS..10 P.,U .1U the otnr mUit b , liUbustcr spreading about th eanllal !". ot Onslow, whs died last No-
jng by the city 01 tnriotte aae n. m.lhrt7u. "W fragmentary and prema-1 attracted thousand u th. vember. Senator Varser. who intro-
lene.i g-r..umer, . . . . ,. lJ.-.- --1 J."" -V...,. Itnrm I .. ... . :7 1 . . ... ... . -
L-1 1 v - I If HIST OI III 1 AHlInl .nil thvA.aii.nl I IWU 111! (DWIHUOU BI IHMH WDJCn
holding of .loot Ion on th establish
ment of a boapitai
county.
ItuK Bill Ps
aa era a n s IT D ATI
l.. r. .ration and m.lnt.nanc of Oen.boroprivy law.
a Jul
build I
lmuips.... f asm.. 1 - t . ,1. Umr..,. ... xv
H. B. 7s: to aoncir m m.morr 1 ., "-- -
1 M 711 -in nun ir ini m.muij i - . -t , ... ..,. .
fA.m.r K.n.tnr rr.nk TbooiDS0BlHl.""1.".". ... . . . .. I iher COUliTlie affPtltiilf iriltr.TT-Trnw-riThw--lrTilfT-w iilaet forth some of rleceaecd's erleM
mane to extend th charter of tnal. . - . 1 "m ivdjiu tong lines or those ir. " "'al" ""V rciauvn 10
town of Burlington, I lowing rragmentary appea.. tuiiu th3 Waitinar to set a olimnu e i,. mm.
I air. Thompson bad been so close that
ehilur JfMBiowJnoffRo the corridors. not trust kimself to speak.
- . .1 mrMin mi niniT.inii'B B.iii.iiti, .i . . .... in in rin ram ... wt i h . . k
! Bin riBMU 1 . c , - : . .1 Action. 'w -"" r
If. B. nil To validate ..tabli.h. I "d with the right to be heard and! The eallerie .1 ih. .i.k. u. IScaatorr Hnymore. Hicks and John-
",H.tB0,3i,i:CTi rnair.Sirwr?.. .-teVJ 'wd;. " ,h.r!! . y ehafcteristic ? ''f menb?"
Haywood. win ww ws, irwin in 1 speech by Benator Harrison, after " "V"' " l"lat wt ,MI "beaten
H. B 711: To sal eh.rs I dominant Uu others could do tbel Senator Pdimn... n..... nut. let which Senator Thompson served.
- w - . . , ... . . . . . 1 w.ww wowwaaaar uhid, I
1.9 n cor a. iiik mna fta uid lift vmrhkra'm 'lMrthh ji..,,u.s im . .1 ftfter-ltia istuUg.
...IrJl'.-Lf;!" .Wmant coasid.ring himself BetT n.hJn'iu. ! After pacing the mhrrs' aid bill
M. B, siti To amend charter "of aggrieved could bring Hi cause here mittee ia declinlng-an' offer for aff? lt 0,,4 rdlB br t f
Mwxiwvi.wn. I .ur vuidptativn, 111.iM.Liua wi liii.innm. VA. fh. V ...PmJJ.
nl On. law CAuntV.
. B. H. B, 170! To aid In
th development of High I'olnt by
l.vTlng a tax for tho we of th
nk.mlk.r Af Mmmmfc
- a. Jt. 41s li. B. 42: To authorise
th commlMtoners ot Uontgomary
I ..11. rn.d and hrld bond.
L B. 3t: To tlx th salary Of
th sheriff of franklin county.
g. B. tot H. & till Te da ths
fee for. tbe sh.rtS of Booesos
eounty. .
a. B. 114 H. B. I7: To fix the
salary of th ehsrllt of Bwatn
county.
H. B. ill;
it.
th oltlers of Blade county on a
"mrnlmW
u t'f It B. S44: To Bx th
salary of th chairman of th board
of county eommlasionera ot gwala
8. B. 1MH. B. Ci Belativ to
auhila oirice In Co umbua county.
B. B, 101 H. B. T: To r-th.
Ilh th oltlea of county trurr
In StanUy county.
H. B. ell II. tt 414: To provide
for an annual audit ot th accounts
Ot all thS on; leers or biobm county.
B. B. SU IL B, III: To require
th board of education of Fitl
eounty to 01 aa annual financial
.t.t.m.nt.
a. B. 41ft II. It. To partly
reimburse B. K. Vsrrsll of Fasqiw
tank county.
ri. B. fill; To valldats the recor-
a. Hnn sf rartsla Dlsto of sub
division of land In lui,lln county
aV a 187: T x th aaiary of th
realsi.r of deeds of Hurry county.
S. B. 47 U. B. H: Relating te
county commissioners ot ftutherford
oouuty.
It. B. it: To facllltau examinatlo
of tltlea Sng creat a prosumpUo
of psymcpj of mortgagea after It
year. r
at B. lift To amend the lawerel.
11 v. ta .mln.nt domain.
H. B. 7171 To regulat th fees s(
tb. Sheriff of aurry eounty,
U. B. 441: To valldat aa alsct
tlon la Sunbucy school district
Uatse suunty.
m. H. sos-rf. if. tii: rtaiaiing to
tbe nnanr.a j uupiin county.
M. fit: To orotect same In
UUchall county.
B. B. 717: To ragulate automobiles 1
operated for air ia Klchmon eountv.
a. B. Ttt: Te vslldste certata
xpenditures of ths town of Hoes,-
laghsm.
a. till Ta reeuire -tne auaitnr et
Buneoxsbe county to enter certain
d.eds on tbe books et taw tx a-;
.ors.w " ' , I
a. is. 71 j: t pises tne snerin ei
Btaaly eounty a isaiary.
a. Ii. 74: To orovlfl. tor the elee
tlon ot a county attpraey ia lluat-
samsry oouniy.
B. B. II4-U. JsV-4ttt.T deduct
Muntir statlea bonds In comput
ing: th bonded Indebta of the
ctttv f Orwenabor..
a, is b:s-h. b. i;(: Te nrovlde for
oomswnaatoia for aelsur of vehleleel rr- , ' o.. i0,,'
r..nt.inlngimor In Rockingham "hB ttTo rrg
i to o. iae Mnmia vArii.v h.
T? ?Ti' ,or ,04 character would be indefinitely pre- Senator R.rriu. i. i.. J. .1 fused. 22 te W to suspend the rnles
H. B. Iti: To authorise munlcloal
longed, eoste nnduly snhsnce.l and hi address, davbtad to farm ...dit. put th measure oa Its third
. - '" iimiiwrak, . . fif.. mipmuun vi nieriri to lh iknnn. k ll ...i l roaioaaT ana a win come on ior unii
h.bi. np.vA.t.if W ' f 1 i ., I lj ...
saia mere were "so many Democrat! iEl'v.iuuz,
dealrlnv Ia ik.l. ..tu. 1. 1 Diaciisainn ow tha m.ril. nf IV.
CLARK POINTS OUT neeeh ualem relief is afforded I am bil1 WM of the briefest variety, Sen.
RPVFNIIF fiflRPF lfra,1 ,h'r B wil1 u omi feeb ktor Long explaining the provision,
nt.SL.itm. ouunvk lng breaking out among Senators ob 'ew sentencea aad Senator Bams
(Continued fronv Psge One.) 'J1 " He praised tber on of the authors, answer-
vvtiuivu auiv VHW' Ntvnxirnte Jnnmm nairUm at.. L i.A.. IflsT at ear cutaf civm.tAW. .-J .
v. ovnv or j !!! nv Ulieja i w ww nrvBvenxa5a utjb.vuw aan 4
forecd'to Uad tlon. 04 tb I roil till toU wu requited by Senv
14 M7 A - Tn asaJTlm JJwI.. I ..s.ataV
Kn ..M.St;: '
st. ts. sit: to provics for side
walk Improvement In Llncointon.
li. 11. 7S: to lsu school bonds
IB Rok Springs township, Lincoln.
It. ts. svs: To aulliorls bond for
roe ana bridge in Wncolnn
II. II. 813: Tc
aulhorli Murphy I
10 ranroaa Dona.
H. B. tun To autbortee fundlna I of tbe ad valorem lax oa the mnnev ,i,nM forced !
H Bui-tSai..! i... inveeted ia stocks and bonds, from Bepublicjn side -because all his col- tor Everett Tha vote showed only
..... - .-www, , .. . ... 'i iii. 1 HnH n.T. m
to subsorlhs
St.
bonds
In High Point. - I all taxation and ths impossibility
H. li. SOS: To validate bond .1-A.lnf derlrinw winr. r..n. thmrttrnm
HVM ,. ,.IIIHI,wU 1
K, B. int.- lo repeal dog tax In
Haywood and Van-. s
H. M. Z7v: To alio sh sst Vukl
or court in nacon eountv.
It. u. see: T orov de calendar for
criminal court In Bncry.
s. as. sea: to protect wild birds I
n Av.ry aad -iHih.il.
IL B. 4-e-H. Jt 4.2: To nravld fori
electron C lwo4 board 1st Char-1
lotti
from aa ad valorem tax upon other
property already so heavily bur
dened, it is absolutely necessary
mat there snail be a new sou res
of revenue.
leagues hsve gone to attend some I Senator! Everett. Eaymore. Hicks.
party or receptioa such as those I Jones, of Warren, Ltttimore and
which bow are so numerous, ia Tapo voting in ths nssativa. hut
honor of tbe dear
pu oiican brothers."
Proposal To Set Aside Dis-I
memberment Cape Fear and
per
in the vslue of anthracite coal at
the mine' ready .for shipment; the
Yadkin Valley Passes
MlB'if?li T' ,B,,-"du election I Alabama tonnage tax of I cents; the (Continued from Pegs One)
In Pamlico
H. B. 471 f For relief it W
onipmun. menu Traaayivaoia.
if. li. 471: To rol.et link In
union couniy. i
H. B. SIS: To Hn tlm for hold In
court in Avery county.
H. a 4I: To regulate bunting ef
deer In l'smllco.
H. B. U4-a. a Sit: To Bx lorni-
rat llmlis of town of Vae.
it .0. Ses-s. H. 171: R.latlv to
u of court house In CaswelL
if. B. Sli To d.nn. dull nf
rnsnster of deeds la Union.
41. st. s: to pisce nam or Kel
son BarAeld, colored, on peaaloa
roll.
ii. B. t7: To recutat huntlna- of
'possums in Johnstoa.
II. B. Ill: To amend muteln-J
wn-tiAa taw in winston-naicm.
departing Be-1 whea the Senator from Pitt :itd
that th matter was threshed out ia
a primary ia his eounty and that he
was pledged to oppose such legisla
tion land asked that the matter ge
over, he gained mete support. Sev
eral Senators asked -'for immediate
action on account of the congested
calendar snd the rapidly approach
ing end of the session.
The-bill kaa been pending ia the
It
ghanr was last nisrht take, t th. - " Benator. : jng,
nnfarnl.l. ..a . Sam and Harris, of Wake, and
special order for 1:30 o'clock to- .upporUd br U of th Wle n4
Bight. The Senate substitute for th lnUrMl ergaBlxatioBs ef the SUtc.
w. .. i i-n. l: 11 i
aiuiixea suit CLa Klux bill, ths pro-1 "", ,,rrw annual appro
hibition act coaforming State laws Prl-tlol SO.OOO, to, be maUhcd
to Pederal lawa and other important I h eountlee participating, with
measures were reported by commit-1 provision that if the county ion
the morning hour while the bill nro-
h iluti.o. ii,. ,.!.. mt ." . o' sas ocea pe
----- w
Louisiana Severance Tax of 2 per
cent ea all the timbers cut and mis-
eral mined; tbe JdiaaesuU occupa
tion tax of - per cent on the value
of all ores mined bringing into
the treasury two billions yearly;
the Texas, gross production tea of
1 1-. per cent tax on all petroleum
produced which rieldt tho State fire
millions: tha, Oklahoma Gross pro-
duetioW tax which brings into the
"2?''"'" uons i-cnriy. it ..t aiBhl ..J t.laet a. th. not Participate throne, action of li,
Clark! .fcT 2r.,th.f.h!r,,',,i"- b0rd -i w.lail6Mrg it. share,
ndVii whlrh0.?. Jd u if ?h. afli: ?ltoa to - based en a pc, capita basis, shall aot
,i, ..,.. I ,mlB wto the alleged fraud eon- be used at all. Administration of
H. B. (.Si To abollah lruir 1.
at ltchn cwutitr.'-' . - ... -
H. B. (41: To plare Avery county I fact, they are the property of the
wArim:iiii'tJyM p'if
LaV'ayetts Tru.t to r.v.ii.viiu. i heads open a email rent in the wa-
IL B est: To provide additional tkre et a tax. But st any rate the
U1T J ?Z2lMJ:h:Z:.kt2l eeecftioa ef tbie power ever them
not only opens ir a new eourtc $t
uuntv.
B. u. fll-vi. B. six: neiattr t
n-hlnw In Mentaomer' eoanty.
N. B. ((4: To pise Folk county
nnder th tat-wie primary law.
8. B. irs: to autnoriB ine re-
iwoval of a cemetery In tbe town ef
Itockingham.
8. H. 4.1-H. B. 114: Te antherlse
th town of Rutherfordton, to laau
sewerage., etroet aad smeei eon.
B. B. 700: .To laoorporate th Os
loro frpn.niiSw. r- ,
a .a :i-H. a tit: To five sal.
mrmm at efflcera In Parson oeaniy.
m. H. lis: t smsna tn saw re-
l.tln. I. ladu.trlal banhe.
- B. k. S4S: T. aeo.lv th llt( Ceil.
lntd of thai et 11 t In
CTnn r.n iw.
B B. 1.4: To nt-orlso th m
ploymeat ef coal te brink a ult
to art ii tne i or tn
Peer ad Tadki Valley Ital
Bcw a-ewa BUta.
If. a MS. by Everett; For relief
of Ella Murphy.
IL h. til. m cstr: to aaisar-
Im urehB of laad for Bark at
)ranhiBn. I
IL U S.l. bV H.-.S: Wit SM.S1
of SHtrrhacrs at aowi. aad farma
H. B. est. br Jtelaoa- To Brolect
Be in Bl.atwOn.
H. B. St, by ravla of rarteret:
To authorta apKial tax la Caruret
H. B. br l-awrrnrot T aas-ad
CB.rt.r t jtinr.w.nrrOw
H. a St, by pMlna: To Mnl
eoBetitutloa by reuulrtog free text
BV'.-.
H H s-7. by Heodrlcke: To allow
eotim iwrire to par (or top oii
-"1 r.n. in imvi.
If. a fee-8. a SCi To .aanliah
Bounty auciiftr in rraakila.
H. B. 711-8. a t4: To prohibit
ornlTale la Caswell.
H. B. Ill: To regulat hunting ef
i rranlal hHBilBw Af
.v.w. ib prynwin.
H. B. .711: Ta It tlx. .1 uart.
IB atcnow'ti.
14. B. 774: To valid.!, un-ktu nf
uuki py iaan nmsilMleBtra
1U : . T appoint county
auditor tn Bl4a. "
It. B. fit: To aafhArlB R.rli...
ton school board to nam troaurer
IL -a T7t: To allow Mr. lm.
AngiwT i remove eertala)
front Durham Cemetery.
H. a 7IS-8. a : Ta aatahll.-
cwonty court la Stanley. ,
H. B. 7S7-B. a HI: To validate
drainage bonds In Catawa.
m. M. rii-n. at. Ml: To Bthorls
. -.A wlfV .1.. .-1- J .1.1.. Lin .1 I ... , ,
llhlA aC n.U-.l. ...... I 'w uiriiioB oi I m oiu u inrouga ins commissioners
byULtocbnra T,dkl" "T fficer. ef Ihe eoantis,
Bat ws, . under th. supervision ef the Stat.
minority siocVoier gna whim 7s! DepartmeBt of Welfare. - The ei:i
now split at 8anford wss passed af- provides allowance for worlh mot-i-tcr
the sharpest debate o. the entire I .r. d.nHd aC .. .n
session, although the final vote wss husbands of 113 for one ehild, 110
by the overwhelming margin ef titot lh, iaa w t,?
w l.l,1111nnil .liiM -rilk .
-ll- V1.I..I .1 AJ. I f "'"--
v. i"";, - "'V . .. for en fnmily, -4
- ... .v nw 'VWUTAW VI HIP
revenue to the Htste which caa thu
be drawn from th. same sou res from
which e maay gigs.ri. fortu.es Mend7nh.ll reso utlo. thit dl
have been bniltesst enme whu-h ,f the road at HA.fJ .Ia1.7aJ uT, l-ed indebte'dnes. of eitiea.
"wu-, sbs tax now mo. n h,k u. ul. . ir..
.va.X.hI1 T "" ehrt, W.75?,ta !U?-Jik tt Utlantie Coast Line took thr po'rtloB
. . I ''eat ef the- control of the prep- lof the road east of- Kunfnrd whu.
lc.Hr..,.t..,1,, -T.". H'" -tiUtie. rent, with dJXpfoM tftlw Ato
ihA Awhii. ... witk k .. i, t : .rr - .'7
w r"- "wi s,n a sb whim aiBBtraia-il xka ailaatia d w. vd.
exploit these vast socrcee ef rere-krar nader the control ef the Sonth
Senator Sams', bill limiting the
town a,
eubdivisiona ws.
passed by aa alsaoet naanimoua rote.
Senator Bennett catting the -k'y
negative vote. Tbe meaaure carries
practically the same restrietioa 01
debts of mnaleipalities a are tonal
ia the masielpai fiaaace act with
om Hallwav. It t. .i .ii.j ..,le additional provision that the ia
Temporary Lull In Senate! w rcpresentid.ricm DL.'Th. ,,rie"4 -p '
Filibuster Against Hard-
day. OeorsT B. ElliotL vU tr--tn.. Senator Rama staled, however, that
aad general counsel for the Atlantic! i twlieved the most important' rv
voact u asserted that la all re-lTUloa Dl" ene mat pre.
North Carolina M reliant' AssoeU-
tion, was the lone spokesman for the
bill before tbe committee yestcr
dsy afternoon wh;n the discussion
of ths buCter became heated
Under tbe leadership of Lindsay
Warrea supported by Everett ot
Durham, Bowie, of Ashe, aad the si
lent alliance of Revenue Commis
sioner B. A. Donghtoa who eat ia
the lobby aid watched ths conflict,
heavy assaults were made oa the
amendment With equal ability nn
der the leadership of Parker, of
Alamance, tbe proponent of th.
measure fought beck aad the House
was-in-tbe ntidst of , an.iiwuo that
akx0jilx.,,with1Jhi iiower fight of
a-vvv cext ass, m
Bcprcsentativ Connor, chairman
of the House Finance Committee
tmraght-the-biil-to-the: iloor.r cad
and explained two score amend'
mentc that were incorporated - by
th. committee, and proposed that
th. House adopt the entire list of
ameBdmeUs, and thea let any mem
ber send forward any proposal to
strike out such amendments as did
Bot meet his judgment. That aotioa
wss taken, and Bepreseutativa War-
enr took tbe floor,
Under, hia counter amendment tbe
Parker amendment would be strict
ea from the bill, and the statute
rostored to it. original provision
that all stock in foreign corpora
tions residing ia the Suite" should
be subject to ad valorem tax levied
by the city and eounty in which the
owner resided. Mr. warren an
nounced that after debate, be would
call the p evious question, and, that
he would demand the ayes and noes.
k-verett of Durham opened the op
position, declaring that the exemp-
Uwawwss willaatbjiBjiMUiAgjiirthe
constitution, euner ot the united
Ststea, or of tbe State of North
Carolina, which rcqulrea that aU
property where ever situated, should
be taxe-L-Specific exceptions jr ere I
made la the fundamental law, he de
clared, and the uenaral Assembly
had ae power to add so them.
Going beyond the-question af tbe
constitutionality, Mr. Everett de
clared that there is no sound policy
in exempting the property of ne
class of citizen, from taxation, while
the public burden still rests npoa
th. msa not so exempted. He pre
dicted political diaaatex would fol
low the adoptioa of the Parker pro
posal. He ridiculed the idea that
sny millionaire would return to. the
8tate to live it his foreign stocks
were exempted.
As a eound puMic policy, exemp
tion should be made, declared Mr.
Parker in a vigorous reply to Mr. Ev
erett. Against the comparatively small
amount of foreign stock now listed
for taxstioa would come hundreds
ot millions of doUars upon which
the Btatc could levy an income tax
snd to which it might look forward
for inheritance taxes that would
wipe out the State debt.
uuotlng tbe d oei stone of the eu
preme court, lie declared that the'
General Assembly bad tbe power te
fix the situs of any stock as the
place whers ths principal office of
the corporation was located, and
that no action could be Buststned
on the grouad of constitutionality
Be declared thst the power of the
State to exempt stock from taxation
was aot exhausted- whea it bad ex
empted the stock in domestic cor
a .tions on tbe ground that the tax
been already paid on tbe prop
erty whicjh the stock represented.
Another patch for the fundamental
lnw of the commonwealth in ' tbe
shape of an amendment submitted
in ths House yesterday morning by
Representative Deaton calls for free
text book, along with free public
schools to be submitted te vote ef
the. people at the next general elec
tion to be held in 1921. Two other
efforts by Mr. Deatoa toward free
text book, this session have failed.
The flood gates were oneaed yee
tora.y morning ia the House and
SO new lulls wort Sffered, bringing.
(he serial number te ene past the
thousand mark, aad estsblishing a
record for the past several sessions.
rraetteally the entire outwit for
the day was entirely fecal in eharae
tcr, aad fearful that committee
may be .low many members asked
that their bills be placed ea the eel
endar. .
Working steadily on tha local and
publie-feeal calendar for aa k...
and a half the House cleared upwsrde
ef a bundtfd bills, leaving . only
the ptiblie calendar available, f oa-
sideratioB of the Wsdc gsme. la
brought the Bouse te a deadlock at
1:30 and recess was taken until
night with the,' evening t atiJe.
fur the consideration ef the Befe-'
nne act.
Among tie Joral bills offered yes
terday is the lavU ef Byde bU
that would allow the people la cer
tain sections of the eounty ti 'vote
'upon whether they will remain ia
stock law territory or whether tbe
county shall return to. the free range
era. rjimilalr legislation fof Currs
tuck eounty is pending end along
with it B bill providing for citate
wide eradication ef the tick, involv
ing n .ppropriation of tlSO.fXlO.
Exemption ef property " nnder
mortgage from .taxation to the ex
tent of tbe mortgage is provided for
in the measure submitted yesterday
by Bepresentativo Hauecr, of Stokes.
An amendment to the constitution in
volving practically the same provis
ion was onercd some days ago . by
Beprescntativ. Carr, and baa been
reported unfavorably. The : Hauaer
bill would spply only to residence
and agricultural property.
fro mien fur local self-determina.
tioa of the text book problem will
probably atop the Deaton amendment
te the constitution. -Be Was among
we rsi to introduce bills for ftee
text books during tit session, and
later submitted another bill nrovid-
ing for a tax oa soft drinks of one
cent per drink the proceed, to be
applied te a State text book fund.
pom pins bar. been killed in com
mittee. .
BRYAN SPEAKS AT
TARBORO TONIGHT
(Coatinued From Psge One.)
i expected to come to the city te
welcome the Commoner and .
other diitinguiahed speakers whe
are to ge oa to the Edgecombe eountv
-capital fe tovrow.iiisht'a gathM-
Wnv, m Tjrboro dilcjration, beaded
by Hon. W. A. Hart, whose guest""
the trio will be while in Tarboro,
will likewise attend the banouet
and share ia the hoaora tendered by
ui lucai eiuo.
After the luncheon tha Tnkm
delegation, augmented by the officer,
of th local dub and probably a
number of member., will escort
Mr. Bryan, the Governor and Mr.
Imniels over the new hard-surfaced
highway to th. Edgecombe, capital,
where Mr. Bryan will speak at the
Farmers' Warehouse tomorrow aigbt
for th. benefit of th. Kiwanis edu
cational fund.
Many persons from this city aid
throughout the section are expected
Jo go over for tbe tpeaking.
Te Pat Oa Mask Festival.
Greensboro. Feb. Sl.--Tha Kot.iw
Club of this city is behind plana for
putting over a music festival to be
held in May.
Germany has 6,000,000 men with
experience in the field.
A SIGN OF DANGER
Bvcry mother dreads that horri-
ble sound a eroupy cough. .
Ton need not Buffer that' iorror.
Give the little one Cheney's Expec
torant, and if you have called the
doctor there won't be much for bim
to do when he gets there. ' Von
should always keep Cheney's Expee'
torant ia the house, for yoa never
know whea you may need it te save
yonr Utile one from suffering.
Cheney's Expectorant is for sale
by all druggists and ia smaller town.
by general merchant. - in 30a and
60c bolc--(Adv.)
I
ing's Ship Subsidy
(Ceatlaued from Psgw Oae)
- Ia.Ii U ..J ...1 . IriitAB fh.t .11 kABlt. ...It K. ..14
yWWM"."" ! vT0; IpJui.Z eerully-. thai hey Mb Exceed
. . H. B. ,7t-8. bTVsU: To prwhlbhl v .r.1? ,..f1?L I The matter hu been coastaatly the life eg tbe Improvement f.,
. - gatei ia tne ueueru Assembly for wmen mey wcvw laaaea, aaa-tbst s
Joaesv el Abe . eommerce eommissioa. snore than 10 years ssd in- 19U a ae eveat shall they run for mors
. , i ,h ,4 W"t resolution wss pessed. directing than 4 ynra. Sseator ferns .
other admiBistraUea leaden eontlna. the Corporation Commission te oV terday I a trod weed th. identical till
ed to. await, the ihanstloa ef the tcrmiae the facts surroundlag the a. aa act ef the funeral Assembly,
eppoeitia r aa opening where the sale and transmit them te the At- - erder that lt might be la the ge.
see ef strategy would allow them te torney General ia erder that proper etai lawif tba. eoa.titntional amend-
push en wita eeasiderntioa ef the action might be takes, former Gov. meat should fail ef adoption by the
I""""' "bot . T. niraen, uea Attorney people.
r - . Day PsasodL General, ruled that action should EmlaeeA Domain BIU Pase
Tic following shows in brief bow properly he taken in the courts ef the Tbe eminent domain bill, lntro
lh Kent spent the day t fjvted Bute aad requeued th At dueed by Sob. tor Giles, was pass?!
H a. m. eoaveaed after the re- torney General of the Veiled States after comW objectlo.s hsd been rsis-
ca taken at 11:M o'clock hast Bight, te Institute each aa artioa. How. ..J r. vtit
"caator Uarrisoa. Mlosismppt. made aa action was ever tahea by the At-1 hvdro-eleetrt. now
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granA Jury aarvh? nl N.h.
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sanetaary fee birda on Orajkiiathwl IM ' strategy would aUesr them tel torney General ia erder that
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court la Mnrwville,
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I City and Cpui
We are alwty ready to loan the'citie. aod coan
tie of North Carolina any amounl-that" they
may legally borrpw in anUcipation of Ux tollec
Hom, bond tale, road coriatrncUon .or Other pur
pose., , '': " '.';-,'
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CORRESPONDENCE INVITED
EYER t&'COMPANy
- SBcxialUta In Municipal Boada and Loaju
i Fine Street - - .., V picw yj.
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