V> Merchants May?l
for Revenue O
" " Lighthouse f<
Home
" ... ;
iag of th? Chamber of Commerce c
' ' .<** w*?U^l the one lut OTBUlng. 11
Promptly at S: 10. tha Chairman, Mr.
C. M Brawn, Undine that he had do- <
ctdedly more than a duoram, called |
I the meeting to order. The Secretary, ,
. Mr. C. >. Flynn, road the mlnutea of i
i laat meetlns. and of a euheoqnont i
cell raefalng which were appSorod: ,
w !!*, WHICH M ?
\ ? voluminous stock of correspondence t
^ touching opop tho building of moat 1
' tnmu? from air cMIh to lb* .
eubetsutfM jflbjects tbr which the t
, I Chamber u working. Letters warn i
' iwCInn htim from Ohio. No- i
hraska, Oregon and other points. !n
qdlrlng ss to odr farm landa, In
P which'they cxproeoed a danlra to to- i
cata among no. * I
A communication coming through
Mr. A. M. Dnmajr from Hon. John H. 1
Man. stated that through the 1
nedWtJee 01 the Chamber of Comsserce
he had been enabled to hare I
I thin city made the home pert of the
\ ligbt-honee tenter1. VWlet I
Anther communication from Mr. i
>taoll eta ted Out la the fntem id I
vertMem.nl. for bide fee the supplies ,
tor eerenne cutter. POmllco. i
would he published In thu Wsehlng- I
' ton Papers and posted at tha Poet
Office. This advertisement will take i
.glees 1a March and tha blda for the I
supplies will ha awarded in June i
nunc hi aw e
Goo. T. Loach, who hu
kM> mnwii far tbo.padt oavoral
dnja, la oat again. ?'
. Mm. c. A. rm'l aw frlanda
\ will ha doilthted to mow that oka la
lanoilx, attar an Uloaaa of two
*r. W. T. Latham, of Ptnotawa,
. paid aa a plaaiint call thla moraine.
for. Mm Brogaw, Jr.. la a bnalaoaa
rial tor la Hartford.
? O.'jiiJtmU. *aq.. wo. <n Plv
month raaterdaj on bualnaaa
k Ma Cathorln, Wallaco. of Jamcj
villa, la tha (moat of bar aunt. Km
abort Bdwnrda oa Woot Kola
Sr. #. O. Davla, of Saakln ft Barry, 1
la la Morthora eltloa on binlntog
-an* Jfova lawn of Cooh Corn-1
mm mm re*l?t?red at tha LouIm laat
: A 'VL Strickland, of Wtlaon. rraa a
art at the Houl Loaloa laat night. ,
X>r. J. A. Strickland and hrldo <
(nan Kan Stowage of Coob Corner)j
' ^..a.* fifc l? u? !
~ ? ? M
UHH loot alaht. aaroato to Nor(n.
Tnuli CooxdoQ. of NowpoR
am, To., la Tlotttes har eoaota.
j. Sn. Cat* MokofOooo la Watt Mala
I Moo OMhlor of tho Ljrrta tkaatra. la
^ ^TTOatt,,y<*>** ^**" **"
ki Booth CvoHMk
.. .
mwn f nnT uinm ^
itlflb LflSI nlbl|'
er From Ohio, Nebraska
Farmers Inquiring of
inds?Washington
lid on Supplies
utter PanJlco
Port
I | ,
,1 - i , t- ' ifcu* rv-Vwi? ip '
dies. ^ j
THJg will moan NuiAc an item to {
>ur Washington merchants, should
boy bo the successful bidders.
M?". * KatcIIBe v4 V- V
thope submitted * bid to Issue a
jooklet tor the Chamber of Cpmuerce
ainl Messrs. A. M. Dutnaj,
bml T. Myera ?tC.O. Morris
sere appointed a committee to act
ipon the proposition.
Mr. Duraay reported that the genJeman
Who was to bare appearsd
.mi ui?uk w uui over mo propo- i
iltlon relative to tha manogoment of
ha tobacco warehoune. had beas unirotdablT
detained, but would come
mother erenlng thla week.
The exec at Ire coram It'ee appointed
lobccommltteei for work for the earning
year, which commttteee will he
BMUMfcliMK.'
A committee of Are wa? appointed
attend tha roroatry ConrentloB In .
talelgh on the Slot. ' ,
t Bo It aatd that the heat, biggeet. .
IreUeat propoaltione are Jaat In that "
ihape that wo are without warrant I
a publlahlnt We are luaUked In '
Urine the public the benefit ot the I
afenuathm that thla body baa rartral
eery material prelect, hotted
hie way a*id that the Chamber of 1
Commerce will be t* a poettloa to
loon (Ire out eoaoe iiiformatlan tttt
am eaune the public to know that
hay bare really beam a Mm at burnt *
aare. There waa a large atteadance
II Hint mad It waa eotbuataatle Item
lb. tap of the gavel- to ndjonrnmeot,
. , , f ,
The oocond snow ot the oeaaoa tell
Un Saturday night laat. about throe
deep. The aan eame oot very
brlgh Sunday momlnx with a ruing
lemperaturo and before night the
arger part of It bad dlasppaarad.
Cotton pleklag la aim la order f
We uw a field of more than thirty |
teres that has not been touehed and|
isadreds of boloo are still In (bo 1
loMn nil OY?r thin county. On Prt- fi
I it Innt wo conntnd thlrty-d?e
mill loaded with mod cotton at
me of the (Han waiting thotr tarn
jo ho eerrsd.
Oif account of tbn MTnrn nlntar
nnatber a portlon-of IWTnub crop I
>f cotton ntm rnmains hi tbn acids.
Peer ttttte >ro*aratlona bans bono
undo far thin roar's crag. * It k safe q
? nay that >5 gar coat loan will bo 1
Undo la cotton acreage and 60 per 0
mat loan fertiliser WIHbe used la 1
Barnwell county. '
Minn Emily Hill, of Now Berne, N 11
B.. tn vial tins Mr. M. Hill's family. 1
.!
Tbn folio wins In n list of letters <
mmslnlas uncalled tor In the poet i
rfOce at Wnsblnston. North Carolina 0
far the weak ending rob. 10. lilt: |
Oentlemen:?Prank Adams., T. P. y
Bonner. Horace Brown, J. R. D. s
Beans. >. M. Oudgsr, Ornat Hall.|t
Berbsl Jones. Osretl Unw <V ns.!.
mart Nortom. WaH.r Om?1. B. R (
O.kl.7, B. B. OUr.r, ADR Mm. t
' "'-niit'ii*^>Sr*pmiiiu* *"**' r
LadlM:?Mlu Anal* Brewa, Kra.fi
^JBarUw.Ma.^aM. OitUr, Mra.i
SS't
Mil !
offlc? Feb If |
KKfiKO KXPOSITlWfcM
% "i
I I '
I I M
\r ML.
Oa+ of if mw mtmbeni of consri
oot totnxlnood a bill (or the rwmnniii
rouMd oouMorakU HUwl u4 Jobat.
hht
imim;
' VEBWB INTO 1VVB0TIGA- V
TfON ON BANKING AMD
CURRENCY. tl
V H
IPFOSINC PASTIES JOINT
gui oet together on a n
joint resolution to INVamOATK
MONEY trust. C
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Washington, D. C? Feb. II ?TUB
inanthin of the lareetlgatlon of the 0
tommy Trent dmlopsd today lots on
14 fashioned politico! scrap. TO* t
Iryan olotnoat In the Houh. bsodetl a
IT HepreeentatlTe Henry of Texan, p
not aatlatled with the action of the
letnoc ratio caucus prosftflns lor an a
areetlsatlon by the House Commiton
on Banfclaa and Currency. f* i
Today when the Mil drafted by
Ihairmss Pnlo of that committed^
taa up bndarn the House Committee
in Ruins. Mr. Henry tried hie beet "
e inject Bryan riews lata- It. He
ranted the bill amended. RspnentaOTs
Palo foenht for his bill and
be emails ended by tba members r
If the Banking Committee declarine h
hey weald push the Pnlo resnla- u
Inn. a
Thin aetma led to angle of the rat- ?
rhich wee fallowed by Senator Ken- '
-en. Prsgrsasir. B?aBB?l? and ,
mahn ug^w?onT Wit molit- !
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na. Lyndon Bvaas of Chtisco. hss
mt of tU Moral luOlolonuKch bob
L Mr. Evans gc: c gglsd fjtffkndgH
~
1 ?11 u u Mj M*! 1 '
Mrs. W. T. Latham aad fcu*ht?r,
[lot Llisle, wars rlsltorfl of Mrs. J.
f. Sol 11 van, Thursday. ;
sorry to know or lbs Am ol
Ira E. #; MUffld'
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. C*jM intlsU
islr dauKbtsr, Mia. B.'I. mtsrn. at
Utestoa, Friday afternoow
W. H. Sullivan ahd W. *. Woolard
tads a business trip dsnm Odon
1UI Thursday. 1ft/ ' ,r,
Mrs. Clauds Jofforson sfifcotown
'^A/lriood/sT tVIopisos.
' K. r. Black mads, a trestnaostrta
?' Boyd's Mill soar Ptnstown, last
Wednesday.
John B Wallace was a vlattor at
l mi
.JUL?" *" * *. Black h*?
*ot*i to Oielr * ?-.- * **** * Baafc.
^*k,aftc? **r Brood
I?kL U*t!>*m ?'! Sattefc,
-*y. * ?-'.?? ? ?dntfc
' B=?ro?. Jjfjjc !* 8<"**i5fc
'/*** WUu?, *" *?
rfe,^
' ?WkUr. AWa'i^"^*^'"fair
day. JimTS *ay' ar? Pandln*
Mia. N.IK? j r-S'"*r
1 rtm. la thi m *??W
*WS#s5r i "
^wo AT mi
>? WSt
^ .a^SJiSUV^ ?' '***
H? nn lb* mum* et John H?M
o? * ud IMOT Mid m M
^ ^i!nu^JLw j i?
'li Th b I tti "li ft?C|
'*'.'
. ; .. r "
>AiLY
iarthstone?T
?*' in ri'li * . .1
|" 'UDA8Y CQBIPftllY"
,
*re IndMtod4?M c?uk ?nH
ft o?in b ftmi ?** M*Vtoc
I ?K<1 from 11HI.IMW to.;,' 'I
K aL. ;;:-T>??o.uo<\: >r
'' ]|Uuu. 0?, Fek lS?Ti? Cudnbj
PackLnf Company waj lniltted Here
-hJs afternoon bya Federal Grand
Jury on 165 oounts fa* making false
interna) revenue return* on aalna o!
oleomargarine. It la charged that
the local branch of the packing
house sold white oleo to an Atlanta
ileal*r and, In the returns to the collector
of revenue, made It appear
that the sales were made to various
restaurants. After a raid on the
I store of the purchasing dealers
where Government agents say they
luana employees coloring tno product
to bo sold u butter, investigation
|U made vrbleh oho wed, it Is
Mid, , that the restaurants named In
the reports had used none of the product.
The alleged offense extends over a
period of thirteen month*. Moot
rrom ?io,oo6 to mo.ooo mar b? a?*e***d
Jf cooTlctlon M obtained.
. AURORA IS WIDE AWKE
AH TIE SOCIAL WHIRL
CBU MERRILY ON
!4 I ...) ; ,"V
nultw bicbi <SW1I<II<M titreo a Do.
tlChtm Bttertabuooot?I* Utt?
,' Oak Book Cnorfrer Aa
Kbjorablo Ho, "> .JI
' fjf
Aqror*, Feb. 14, 1912
I W*4*e?daj etealn*. Feb. 1, a
Oinsteel was given under the auspices
, which ass gathered together the best
muslcaltalenj of Aurora. ' The proI
gram win varied and very -much enjoyed.
Special mention should be
madOijhf the male Quartet composed
of Dr. atalw, tret tenor; Prof,
nloraw. ?lktMr. . rk. Ma
T?m k?*itr. cm :mm ka*a.
1 Their numbers completely captivated
i the audience. Quite a nice sum Was
realised for the school.
I* Lim dob.
Friday evening*' Fhb. 9, The Le
Ldvre club met vrlth Mrs. W. T.
14tchfield. A sketch of the life of
Browning was read by Mrs. L. T.
Thompson, and Mr*. 8taley read one
ox Browning's pasins Then a look
eohtost was participated In. In which
Miss Mtnta Tlonssr won flnt prise
and Mr. R. T. Bonner won the booby.
The member? wore than shown a
picture of Darid Copperfleld opd
asked to guess who the originals
wore, and Mr. R.. T. Bonner. Miss
i Lottie Bonner and Mloa Mints. Bonner
footed correctly. After drawing,
Mia Lottie Bonner won the price,
which was the picture. Lovely handpainted
hearts were given the memhere
aa souvenirs. Delicious refreshments
were served. At the
IMts departed, voting Mm Litchfield
a delightful hoeteoa. V I
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. J. M. Litchfield.
An Enjoyable Hop.
One of the most enjoyable dances
of the ssaaon was given Friday eveaIng,
F?b. P. Music was famished by
the A mora Coacegl Band. Among
the out of town visitors was* Mrs.
WW White ef BeHavea. Miss Vera
Egwpida of Mtfwnrd. Miss Mary
Elisabeth Thomas of WsshTagW*'
and Messrs. Stewart. Wright asd1
lag cosplee were pressnt: Jack Bdwards
and 8allle Wiggins. H. L.
.Thorn pees asd Mrs. WW White of
iBoniami^A H. Tboapeoh aid ClarMo
B?sr. R. .B. Boaasr and Mary
Ctaak. J. V.* lwi>r Ml Baata
{Mm. X X. Bar* aad Ma. Jom,
I Dr. Pattar urf Waa Sarl&aar of
'MM emu. H. B. o.nrard ul MM
Hum ?f Soatk Orwk, T. a. Bmlltvrd
Mti OWMt ? ? !>. H. W. Had a *11
ud Hu Mwnf'MMftM aad
mmr Ud Kf? NUM. ?. J. QaiUord
aa? Mum HooUr. C. U Wrl?kt at
WMMwtM ud Cora Bmn. Mr. aad
s; eoM*?v Mr. ud Mn. c.
H. Mm*. Mr. aad Mrs. 1.. T.
Tkompaon, Jfr. utf Mm. W. H.
Haokar, Mr. Ud Mr. W. J. McWOIbuaa,
Mr. u4 Mr*. 0. A. Uu?. Mr.
Fr^J'-d ne&h *
'p ytHl r tyi\ nr wur
WBATBSS fUEPORT.
Aanaar. tM III MHiiI |Mm
1* - - .. - . .: a.f.i | tl>j- * '
Jiff* awthw**t wind*
i\. . V.'M
i'i '
I
I nu
be "/Daily Ne1
BISBOP ADVISES WORK
I lp FOR ytaoUSLY RICH
The Rt. .men. Willtew May* tbe
**40*" are as Mneb Pmafttee m
die Poor. sadL hfca* "Tbrtr
MM Ideas ere Not la Oooformity
With the
Bptrftef the
I Ooutrj.
I New York. Reb. 18 ?"The soI
celled 404 u as much parasite* u
I are the poor; their Influence le not
I American end their Ideas are not
I In conformity with the spirit of this
I country." ; J
I The Rt. Re*. C. D. Williams. KpisI
copal Bishop of Michigan, who has
I been taklnc the rich to task, made
I this declaration to 860 banqueters at
I the Cafe Boulevard last night. The
dlnera wero members of the Women's
Henry George League and the
subject under discussion was "The
- New Morality.'*
"We all realise/' he continued,
i'that justice and righteousness cannot
prevail so long as wo have such
| people enjoying wealth they dUL not
earn and Cdilinp not. Put them to
work for the benefit of mankind. It t
is getting to. the point , where people I
realise that a social conscience Is 1
needed and a genuine ^wakening is 1
coming/' T (
The Bishop went on to censure so- <
ciety for Its love of display, and then i
toik up the temperance queetion. <
"It is the general belief that 1
drunkenness leads to poverty, hot it i
is my opinion that poverty leads to 1
drunkenness in many cases," he said. 1
GIRL'S DEATH SIMILAR j
TO THAT CF HIISS ftLVIS !
LINNELL IS INVESTIGATED
,
A Young Gist Sixteen Yeses of Age t
Tnkes Brag to Restore Her to ?
Her Normal Condition?A
Wealthy Merited Man U 1
J
I
Moast Pleasant, Pa., Feb. IS ? ,
Developments in eonsection with thl
mysterious death or May Halley, the (
elxteen-ycar-old telephone girl, being (
probed by Coroner H. A. McMurray, t
resemble those of A vie Lirnell. it is ,
Ibelieved the poisonous potion which ,
caused her death was taken by the ,
girl la ignorance of Its deadly qtral- <
files. (
| After tbe straggle. which eh? do- ,
claree *ihe cndored In rtynWi.f the $
(advances ct bar wealthy, attractive,
bat married admirer, aged or<y the <
Sir! le said by bar aiater aad other ,
' relatives to have t conf?td to a ,
prieat that aba tMk the poteen, not t
knowing H to be dangsrooc, bat be- t
1 levins ft woaJd correct her con- t
dltlOQ- * ,
According to bar stater, *he last \
time She saw bar admtrer, she learned
for tbe ftrat thsto that he maa mar- ?
rled and ha#eri*dret? as as her- x
aelf. Soon thereafter according to (
Haael Halley. eba end her lather a
found May la the throes of pain. May 3
explained the luraieee on her arms 3
and body by declaring that aha bad ?
etruggleJ doeperntely to protect and j
maintain her self-mspeet The Rev. ?
J. U Updagraf. pastor of tbe Charch ,
of God, says Miss Halley an bar 1
death bad expressed bar horror on f
learning that there were "mcb
man;"
Tka wiU to to. I WWiQBI
B. JUID BROTHER
BAVENT SP8KEN Ht YEARS
Jr |
vn ? ? *. ** ?. I
* i - -AM*hn * Kt :-> -. d
!??> )i^ri ;-i "*' ; hi r.n*i v? M
Ctoratand. O., Ml lt^-lln
mock dote T??r brother, hM IX,
ptrbkAMinnrikttMnot*ad
riu> Rockefeller la Maafclpel
Coart today, i if Wp.r. Jit
"I don't Imr," unmd Mr, <
Rockefeller "He aid i taw am I
pokes to eaek otker for ndN t
km' ? -- "? " ' ; ;g> ,
Nr.lMM)' kea appeared in i
?ort to light a ealt for Its. bronght
by kla obaudear. Tha defendant ope t
-ttirf.ct t&n t?-W d
owaem In ktalfdpamip pa hi tkelr t
cheaffean only >?* aoMX when d
thai attorney Interrupted wRk kla
TTSSKftyrSt,
the cbanffear. Mr. Rockefeller a*- |
nonaoed Mat ke we aid appeal / i > *
.r
L
Mil ,
soi. kiui is
1 fire nos{ 1
okflhi
THE BKHATOBlili FIGHT V
COMING LIVKI V?A H'
CLUB HAS ! EKH ' * *
Die O^IUTES IWUE.
THE FRIENDS OF KX-GOVKKMOfl
AYCOCK CLA|M HE IH ABLE TO
TAKE CARE OF WIMpKI.F.
M KKHII? _W,AW lLi KT?_?W-OBu
ARE NOT LETTING THE GRAM*
GET A START. UNDER THEIR
FKKT.
oa boii'X' utu'iFvtu\ f : ?
ttaloigk. N. C., Feb. 0|.?The eoeLest
in North Carolina (or the seat
la the United States Senate now heM
by Senator F. M. Simmons, and thai
Simmons. Governor W. "W. Kitehln
ax-Governor Charles B. Ay cock an4
Chief Justice Walter Clark of the 8s
pre me court, is about to assume a
decidedly acute stage, especially as
to the contest, between Senator Sin
mons and Gov. Kltehin. It ie'a fact
that these two contestants consIdor
the race as especially centering is
hem in spite of the dahna of ttr
friends ef the other two candidates
that they have large and grow lag
following*. Governor Kitehln is
hunching a "Kitehln Club" can
Mlgn that Is to be pwehed into every
I carter of the State, and which
hrough invitations to the governor
o deliver speeches from tide to time
rill make opportunity for him to
tpeak in all parts of the State iUm
icthusiastlc local anspices.
The initial club in this msismssf
iss just been formed in Raleigh, end
i*a .cxtsndeden invitation to .fhe
light. Ha has accepted and w?tpeak
in the Academy of Musis.
That be will mot only sst out is
letail his owi political sttttuds ob
he vital national ineaes as they beer <
in North Carolina.-State policy, hul
sill discuss in > scathingly critic*
nanncr the record of Senator 61mnous,,
is conceded. Indeed^ one of
ho hottest broadsides of political at
aek that has taken place inside the
nrty lines In s frsmt while is fair
illy expected.
This apeaoh is snro to surt c Bro
if political controversy thnt win
iproad Into ossry pnrt-of the Suit
ind will doabtlaas wan man stpasuins
nntll ths prlmsrlss s>? ksM ?
hs tall to nettle ths eanatsHal son
sat And that tharo will hs a tnal
imount sf blttsi nana la eoaaadad by
is moat optomlntlc. party lie dad I.
The senatorial c oal eat condition i.
n.the State at larva aiakntH sail
ante. Botb Simmons and Klttbln
uprose front satisfaction and claim
1 sate land. JUan an-Osrnsnor Ayassk
ind his friends an in blfb spirits,
nth the at dsTaiau In ths hast of
isalth condition ha has enjoyed la
nan. Alas CMaC JaaUea Clash and
I la friaada am workinf eathnateptiedly
and darlaw that thsy an da
nloplnf* a anfnrladnfly lasss fonon
nf la many asetioas of the state.
' t. . **""
Dnrham. Pah. 11.?Wiley M. Baasay.
.aha has haan leenaalhf adMar
nd parnfrnph writes 'tat the Dar la
position. Ondiwhteana'eniniit
ha 8nd has haan nlaaaat a aaM sf
Ian. j .'. ) '_
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, WMMMMB. Ow Mku 1? ?Dr
!hw?i?f(h?m wmw?
m ntn*M. W?hlocton to??
Ltlutlo Co?t U?? T?awmT. im . If
>? ?Mnro ?i?. <? o. ah?>
i ti m <K|ilrllff: -v".;
boko, whoro tbo nab M?)h> ~ "-OSM
! ? > m? ;v... wl> ?it .tool V>?oJ.ir.i - .m
?" - ? cbo , i/HXlroiH
ko Norfolk SoMkork Rtllwoj Con- - V ? "j
m?nmNMH