Randlenum Bank
And Flee With |3.N0
j„,^^0eh»e^aU ' '3'
Ntoinate Rainey J
For Sf>eaker*8 Job
WaaMo&ton, March 2.-:-A®Tngt t onm^ked
*htte-h*Jred tnlddlewe8te,rn-, oWiTlous ul the tact that Aha
er; Rainey.. .>f niiaolr,, wae cho«-l here Is located'dl-
?SSErTsCHOOLiii)AYS
RaadlemaDi
March l^Three
apparently
bandits, ^
v:
«»a aia^tSVSv'. ^Taar. w**vw 1 . -
•e by the DemocraU of the next]
louse tonight to hold the “«• °'-
.. > [the fact that the chlef—this
ST'S gavel in tiie new congress- •!' i ^
T . .u . . * Quiet little village’s sole officer
In caucus the party members ^ .
vi— . .u . of the law—was out at the time,
jH>minate.l him for the post, ac-
. 1 , walked into that institution , at
tlon equivalent to election, ole-
mting him from his present posi-f^'®® o'clock this afternoon, held;
(don of Democratic floor leader, i up the three officers and lone
To the -latter position Represen- customer in the bank at the time
tative Byrns. of Tennessee, was ^ and fled with approximately 13,-
•lected—by a margin of one vote, t'*00 in currency and silver.
He received 151 votes to 140 for! fhe bandits left an accomplice
of Alabaiha. Raineywheel of a maroon Che ''-
' rolet coach, parked directly In
Bankhead
won w'ith 166 votes, 15 more
than a majority of the 301 pres- ...
ent. Representative .McDuffie, of' that car that they .made
Alabania. the party whip, -.vi.a
second with 112 votes. Rankin
of -Mississippi, received 20; Bank-
head one, and Jones, of Texa.s,
two
Rainev s
of New
to
nomination w a §
hrouglit about when Byrns and
(h-osses, of Ohio, withdrew from
the race, and Cullen
1 ork. threw tile full w^eight
Bis l)ig Tammany dele.eation
the Illinoi.s veteran.
.4 Tennes.see Democratic lead
er. Crump, wa.s .given credit for
engineering the shift that threw
♦he votes of the other
to Rainey. Tammany,
Been waiting to jump on tlie
bandwagon, acted at the last ino-
aient.
front of the bank, and It was in
their
speedy getaway, heading, wit
nesses said, toward Greensboro.
A. R. Beasley, cashier _ of the.
bank, snatched up a shotgun as |
soon as the bandits left the bank j
and lock a shot at the fleeing j
car. Police officials in neigh-1
boring towns were immediately
notified to keep a lookout for the !
V
Cgf oti
i.er os
■a SCW50U*
10. l.O'it 1#
wot oh’«T
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VlHBMh ' Vv0A1*nT
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17*. if
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feB^;B;Rhode l8l4lW’eilieltB»ifV--„-, ..
ffour iegs thot can walk back-' of the home tifj
ward - or forward vflth, fng bare ia
ease.. " ’ 'nae of the family nc
ie
fliV
I'Jr,'
-i. V
Qf I small red car.
-Mr. Beasley. O. C. Marsh, vice :
president. J. C. Kox. bookkeeper.,
and .Milton Silver, of High Point, |
were in the bank when the three I
bandits entered. Once inside the
door, the three pulled pistols'
while one commanded those in
the bank to “stick ’em up!’’ The
■bank officials and Mr. Silver
were lined up again d the wall
while two of ttie bandUs scoop-,
of led the change and currency from j
up bv I I'*® ca.shier ’s cage and'then en-
succeeii i tered the vault where they added '
candidates
which had
to their loot. They emptied a
Rainey also received iiuexpect
ad stipport from a group
Texas niembcrs. rounded
Buch-aimn. who wil!
Byrns a.s c!;airmaii of the power-
tnl api)roprialions committee. ‘ tin cup full of change at
- I cashier's cage, leaving only
Han Leaps To Death iwmiy on the counter.
Over South Carolina Despite the fact they
Oharlest#n, S. (’.. .March 2.
A passenger Identified fr
ktggage as M. D. King.
Fla., or Kalamazoo
m
Omt SeroM vat tMwen.
SAVE MONEY AND G1
BEHER WORK
y. : . •
We make a specialty of Radiator f .Repairniy,
Rebuilding, Welding, and all kinds of genera
work. You will find us equipped to^tum out a,
ante^ job on short notice. X Hyt'
Save money by letting us do yfeur work.
■'M
r-.
Superior Williams Mill Cod
'phone 131-J
North Wilkesboro : : ..e ; : North Carolii
Coum
the! Roosevelt Plans ' Byrd Will Succeed
one! Huge Cut In Cost j Swanson In Senate
spent Of Government
Confederates To
Meet At Monroe
Additional penalty goes on
er April 1st. Pay now and sav
W.B. SOMERS, Sheriff«
5.4
rum his
Ilf Vliami.
Mic!i drop-
eed soo feet fro ni a iiortlilioiinil
Sa.stern Air Tratsi«in plane near
here today, and was bclicvc.i to
fiave fallen to certain death ,
-V .search wag started iiumedi-
• in the Etlisio ri.-,- lield.-
■' r which t!ie 1 s-pa
plane wa.s flying Inn lat
tJie body had not b,
10 minutes in the bank,
they were apparently in too
much of a hurry to give the, t"»''P>'ehensive program
Washington.
Richmond. Va.,
March 2.-A Oovernor
for sub
Announcement has been made
eel
Ur
ger mi;
vault a thorough search, for they
overlooked .Sl.lno in gold and
$3,000 in currency in the safe in
the vault and al.so $S0o placed
in a iiigeon hole by hank offi
cials last ni.ght.
One of the rolibers pickfsl up
a heavy ease in Itie vault but ^.^,,.^(^.,1 through executive or-
■is.'-i "ell i (troiiped it when Mr. Beasley in-' „,.r,viitprt the senate an-
i formed him it eontained
^ notes. I treastnrv-postoffice depart
ment supply hill carrying broad
authority for the president to re
tracting between
and $200,000,000 from the cost
of the federal government lay
tietore I’resident-elect Roosevelt
toiiigiit as a guide toward econ
omy.
.Most of the alterations may be
IVIsrch 2 —
iKormer oovernor Harry Flood , that the North Carolina division
Byrd last night accepted the ap- of Confederate Veterans will ho d
I'pointment to the United States' a state-w.de reunion, the firs in
$150.000.000,.succeeding Senator C. A. | two years, at Monroe the last of
Swanson, retiring to become sec-, '"'’ay or first of June,
retary of the navy in the Roose- will he t e y
velt cabinet. Probably the last.
The acceptance was telegraph
ed to Governor Pollard who ear
lier in the day offered him the
appointment.
“The appoiiitinenl to the Uni-
Wake Up Your Liver B{
—Without Caloi
since the hosts in gray has now-
dwindled to a remnant of the for
mer number.
And ToaH Jump Out of Bed
m the Morning Rarin’ to Go
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
A,,,10.1 otticuiU said the, .m.ec-, those ^
umiert no hope that lb,. Passen-| j,, . .tick '
lg.lt have scaped wilh hist,,,
— - I „ . ■ Having qualified as adminis-i
I proves the conference report on ter States Senate is do i y, t,,^ estate
' . J . gratifying to me because it comes
are.
So far
I ui> their hands. Mr. Marsh I'®!*!, (,j.;.aiijze the government.
a.« coiilil be learned, no
»i;o .saw i!ic man as he left the
plain. .Ill,’ pa.
fxi as sa.-. iiu. in*
as ;i 1 li'ai. .1 i In-
»ide.
.scliger was
saw the liixly jttsi
door op the right
lip only one. leaving tlie other in
his overcoat irtieket.
■'That one goes up too,” com
manded one of the bainlits,
snaichiiia .Mr. .Marsh’s hand from
his pocket and pushing it ceiiing-
I wards. U(. tlirealened to shoot
The house yesterday approved
of the estate of Emma
I Brown, I hereby give notice to
from your hand,” wired -Mr. ^ p^rgong indebted to the estate
to come forward end make im-
Byrd from his office in Winches
ter. “I accept and will do my
best to be worthy of your coiifi-
tlie
conference report. Senate | deuce.
Forester-Prevette Ins. Co.
NnrMi 'VilUrslinro. \. (\
Following their rapid searcli of.
ithe hank, the bandits marched'
their victims from the wall lo-
waril till' vault, apparently with
the infiiiion of locking tliem in,
hill ahantloned the idea when
ihev discovt'i'ed u burglar alarm
si.v,n over the vault.
, adoption and signature by Presi
dent Hoover remain before en
actment.
I The plan was drafted by Rep^-
I resentative Lewis \V. Douglas, of ginia
1 Arizona, who lias lieeu appointed ' "
director of the budget, and
Governor I’ollard wired the
appointment offer to Mr. Byrd
after a telephone conversation
with the senior senator from Vir-
in which Senator Sw'anson
said his resignation from the
upper house would be effective
Swager Sherley, a former chair-1 .Saturday.
man of the house appropriations TAKES OWN LIFE
committee, and a Roosevelt ad- j
visor. Smithlield. March 2.--Despon-
6 DIE IN FLAMES
i deucy caused by advancing
^ and tile loss of his health
If yoa feel soar sad sunk and the
world looks punk, don’t swallow a lot
at ^ts, mineral water, oil, laxative
candy or chewing gum and expect
titem to make yoa suddenly sweet
and buoyant and full of sunshine.
F« they can’t do it They only
mediate settlement and those, , — ... —, —,
holding claims against the same j move the bowels and.a mere move-
to present them for payment j ment doesn’t grt at the caus& ^e
within twelve months from date
of this notice, or it will be plead
ed In bar of their recovery.
This 31st day of Jan., 1933.
MRS. TATE BROWN, i
3-9-6t. Administratrix, j
EDeub auwi w jgc^ «m> uic
reason for your down-and-out feeling
is your Uver. It should pour out two
poionds of Hqnid faOe into your bowda
4dly.
U tUi fab h DG* flowiat 3
dow’t «iwt. tt jMt taiSB is 
Gm faloata op ronr itaaMk Ts
tfafak. faad tMta ud roar trarik ^
oltaB faraaks oat in
•efaw and roo ImI down and 4
Vitam ii poiaoDad.
Ittakcatlioa8|oadotd
UVERPIUbStofatthi
Bowing freely and Bbaj
Tbey eontaia wandaiti
Tegatabla aztndi, taarfaf f
maUnc tha faOa flow fradp.
BntdonTadtlaelNwBlTh Ukt
UtUe Utw PtUi. Lotfc^l
UtUa LHw Pilli la lha ni
■Bharitntia geatalln—. OUtL^
AI»IINlSTRATOUS’ NOTICE |
Having qualified as adminis-1
trator of the late R. -M- Wiles, ■
deceased, th’s is to notify all;
persons having claims against*
the e.state ot the said R. M. Wiles, i
lilC v: i,iav* vrvae'e ... -• .
*^i-® deceased, to present them to the
1 utx-cascu, ,,, — -- i
"'*• i undersigned administrator on or|
at,- sutislantial iiroperty lioUiings, | before the 1st day of February,;
Earthquake In Japan
Takes a Heavy Toll
the cause of! 1934, or this notice will be plead j
Meade’s Repair
Shop
SI’Kt 1 \l,l/.lN(i IN
(iuiislocU', 1’I) II n o-
graplis, r\-i>eu filers. Saw Fil
ing iiinl .All General Repairs.
( l,Mi: i\—UK WANT TO
KNOW vor
Nhitfi St Near Depot
.Xiirili Wilkeslioro, .V.
Tiilsa. Okla. -In a vain
tempt at resene, a mother was, "as attrilinteil as .... ”■ j recover;
burned to death with live of her the suicide this mor.ung oi | in "^fi'^yrgoM ow-1
nine children in their little home I M lute Lane, one ot the old gre hereby request-i
at Hand Springs, a suburb, Wed-! dents of Boone Hill township. I ,
iiesday morning.
' The dead: XIr.s. Ernest ('.
Kepner. 34, wife of a cotton mill
I worker; Itoliert and Charlotte.
■ ner 1 :!-yi'ar-old twins: Jewel. It,
a (laiifthler; W’ayne, 1" and
Frank, seven, sons.
Mr. Lane was touml out on the
. . ! ment of thi sa me.
front porch of his home, sittm.g, Tpig igt day of Feb.,
in a chair, dead from the effects
SAVI JOHN RUSKIN
CIGAR BANDS
Tekiii. .\larcli :k Three hun-
ilreii and seventy-two persons
Wi le killed todiiy wlieii a vast |
tiiial wave siihmergml 3oo miles,
of noriheitstiM'ii coast of the main
■lai'i’iese ishind Ulinilreii.s inon
w.ri’ missing.
'I’.ie I'fetecnires of Iwiite and
.Mlyagi, in t'.ie norttieast. were Three other children esca.ped t *>f the discharge, amt in some |
• he hai de..t Itii. The town of tjiiriiin.g lioiise or were rescu-; way he imiiiaged to pull the trig-i
Umolo. on tile roast of Iwiite. Kepner and ti 17-year- gcr. *
ivi.Mfleil more than imi dead. ,| ,,,, Earl, were at work in ,. „ Wwlflnir ■
At Tunohata. near Omo.o, 1 ‘I » i
I’lere were 12 known dead and ^ giove, left hiirning in, Zangara Letter , , |
the ..... I ,.n ih„ Chieago, March 2.- Ludwig,
! ed to make immediate settle-
I
1933. ;
, J. G. BILLINGS.
of a Kiin.shot wound. It appeared | Admini.»tralor Estate R. M. |
that he had sat down in a chair, 1 Wiles, deceased. 4-20-^t-pd. |
wrapped a iilanket around the i Otfen, N, C.
giiti so as to deaden the sound
Ask your dealer
for new Premium
Catalog. Mlor®
Havana to
bacco is now
used in JOHN
RUSKIN,making
it tlie greatest ■
cigar value at 5c. ]
Smoke the size
you prefer —
1 pgrfecto Extra or
Pan^tela,
were 12 known dead
I.', nii-^sing. At Fitdai, in
same vicinity, one person
known to have lieeii killed
inuny were missing.
Tlie tidal wave elaimcsl
Bothered vUh
Backadie?
was
and
rhilrireii were
Rahmer, a cook, was arrested by
sleeping. "'as . . . j .u,,
, . .• , 1,. 1...... z-nte.-.spri't’f service agents today as the
I I; aiiK'd lor the lire hj hue Chie! ,,, riiwerme
I T .1 . 'writer of a letter to i.inseppe
tlj(. '*' j Zangara at the county jail in
imnoriiv of the victim.s. Tokio Qt KSTION AM) ANSWER , Miami.
fell the (make iml there were no rt.i.m, ' "*
‘ ‘ ' ■ , . „ ' )iiesion How many dahlia
reiiorts of any material daniuge
nor of easnalties.
Several thoiisaiiil huildings in
tlie fishing ports of tin* northeast
collarx*!! or were wusiied away.
,\ AVuriiing
Lives of great men all remind us.
As their pages o'er we turn.
That we're ap Ho leave ' behind
us
Letters that we ought to
hum.
-Vaticouvpr Province.
, the -secret service here, said the j
I stalks slioiiVd he left and liow expressed sympathy with |
should tlie idaiits be cultivated? j 2^,para's attempted assassina-1
..nswer - 1-eave only ®d®jtion of President-elect Roosevel. I
strong stalk. -All others that I Callahan said the letter was in |
Come up from the root should I mention of Roose-,
ite removed. All hods should Mayor Anton Cermak and
have deep cultivation until the | i.i-ggitjent Hoover"s home at Palo
idaiits begin to bloom after: Calif., were deciphered,
which the cultivation should be
It Mjy Warn ot Kidney or
Blazer Irr^tdarities
A nagging backache, 'with
bladder irregularities and
a tired, nervous, depressed
feeling may warn of some dis
ordered kidney or bladder con
dition. Users everywhere rely
on Doan’s Pills. Praised for
more than 50 years by grateful
I users the country over. Sold by
druggists.
Get ma o/ Thm
SORETNRM'
.Doank
'ills
Any little soreness in the throat grows rapidly worse iff
neglected. Crush some tablets of genuine Bayer Aspiring
in some water, and gargle at once. This gives you ir"''—
relief, and reduces danger from infection. One good g—n—,
and you can feel safe. If all soreness is not gone piemptfyi
repeat. There’s usually a cold with the sore throat,
brfore gargling take two tablets to throw off your coL
headache, stiffness or other cold symptoms. Baye
Aspirin relieves neuralgia, neuritis, too. You may
InAj, it does not hurt t he heart.
very shallow. A heavy, straw: Wife: “How -do you like the |
mulch can he used in place of ^ potato alad?”
the shallow cultivation after j Hubby: "It's zielicious. Did,
olooniiiig. you buy it yourself? j
' A DiuMi^
. forth* (
Kidney*
/T\
MO TABLETS AWE GENUINE BAYER ASPIRIN Wl
THE MAIN THING ON MAIN STREET"
By L. F. Van
NOW
PIORE HAVANA]
jPaila
MAtH street’s
complete paper.
aftAcw*-*
MILD/
WANTED-A MAID-
TRY GET ONE
BeitOrid L^waBen Co_ Win.ston.
HIP1N6 A MAID ON
MAIN ^TREcT I9 LIkE
The game of '^PUT
And TAkE"— You
GET HGQ ALL PUT
AMD ‘aOME ONE ELSE
TAKES H-EC.
MAIN
-an’ 'OUHAT do Tou Tmink
TstAT OLD HDSSET DiD ? —
I HAD A MAID all HIRED
PER TOMORRO'JU an’
COMES -ALONG AN* TAKES
HER AWAN FROM ME /
«fAL, DONT Tqu care
REMEMBER LAST JUNE 'WHEN
MRS. STEPPIN FETCHET ‘SnuBBED
YOU —'WAL NOVU’S TER CHANCf
To GET EVEN — GO TAuB HER
MAlD A'WA'f FROM, HER /
There’s
ecotherlt
love for
YA f
y'
6hOO-EQ \ IF SOME
'rirOT
if:
ONE PLAYS A Dirty
TeicK iikE"''54AT on
YOU - WHY TOU GOT
A RIGHT Yo PLAY
IT ON Someone eiSE-^-
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