ASHEBORO, N. C, OCT. tU 1913
Pare Six
THE ASHEBORO COURIER, ASHEBORO, N. C.
NOTES ABOUT OUR CANDIDATES times, to lend his influence and per- CROWN PRINCE TELLS "PAPA"
sonal assistance to anything promising HOW THE SITUATION STANDS
Mr. J. A. York, better known as betterment of conditions as improve-
"Dolph" York, of Aiheboro, is run- ment along any substantial lines. Clay The Crown Prince, whose army has
ning for sheriff of Randolph county is a real self-made man, one who has distinguished itself by a glorious re
on the Democratic ticket. Mr. Yoik risen from the ranks, such as Ran- treat and whose running powers have
served in the regular army in Cuba in dolph county is proud to produce and placed it in the sprinter class, is alleg
thA Snsnish-Amencan War and is a will be proud to honor by electing him ed to have sent the following missive
broad caused, patriotic, public :-pint- the next county treasurer. Mr. John- to the Kaiser, his father, explaining
ed man, full of leal for :...' better- son is a man above reproach. His the situation on the battle front:
ment and uplift oi his fellowmen and friends love him; he has no enemies, On the Run, Somewhere in France
i . . .u;.. .. .k T i ..... . VDrinKli"in wKitA nrl To Poro-
L'.nJ jr.. virtuiMK tn h ui'L- a rpni-f him. ine niefllc- nm u-ritinv nn t p n:n as T.hp nravc ' 1 1 " "- --".
Rom Lowe Dead
The whole county was made sad on
October 14, when the unexpected news
o: the death of Private Ross Lowe
reaeed his native state He had been
a member of the sub depot quarter
master detachment, Camp Hancock,
Ga., less than three months and much
of that time was spent in the base hos
pital, where he was being treated for
diabetes, the disease which caused his
death.
end in view.
Mi. and Mrs. Levi
respect
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an, a man nu u. .... j ... - r , " .,...)),- u tl,mnt
men are measured tomes suarelv up of the larjrest majorities any man na manj have not seen tr.e Khine lor so "'"-J v...-fc..-..
to the .standard. Able, resourceful had in many years in Randolph coun- long that they have started that way. a"'1 the adjoining counties
and honorable is Dolph York and in ty. of course 1 am going mit dem. Oh,
him the Democrats offer a candidate I Papa, dere has been some off el dings
that will reflect credit to a public of-1 jfr. l. F. Ross is the nominee foi happened here in France. First, I
rice and Republicans all over the county'! the House oi Representatives. Mr. started in my big offensive which was
will vote for Dolph because they know ross js a progressive and upright to crush the fool Americans but dey
he is competent and will never let young man and has always taken ar. know so little military tactics dat dey
politics interfere with his duties as an' active part in all movements which will not be smashed just like I want
officer. have for their aim the betterment 'em. I sent my men in der fight in big
and advancement of the farmer and waves, and when dey got to de Ameri-
The Democratic nominee for Clerk the welfare of the community in which cans dey all said "Boo." as loud as dey
of the Superior Court, Mr. J. T. Lam- he lives. He always takes a broad, could holler. Veil, according ot what
bert, is from one of the oldest, strong-Unbiased and unprejudiced view of all you haf always told me, dey Americans
est and most patriotic families in the public affairs. He gives liberally, should have turned and run like blazes,
county. He is a merchant and farm-, both of his time and money for the But what you tink? Dem fool Ameri
of Coleridge township, has by integ-1 public good and is recognized through- cans don't know anything about war,
rity, honesty, sobriety and generosity out this section of the State as being and instead of running de odder vey,
. f V.irroll? tlio Octprtl nf Jill U'hfl1 n in fM'tKi' t K nrt 1 1.11 0 P ItiiT rmr I'irVit tnn-oi-rl .it. Cnwtn
11 L II 1UI llllllCIL LI.- v. d illdll . UK! 1 .IWI.U lilt viiiiumhv tUUIt 1 1 fa I I X, IVC.1V1 US. UKJlllIZ UA
B. Lowe and is
Kandolpn
A little more than eight years has
elapsed since he fully surrendered him
self to Christ and since that time he
has been an active member of Back
Creek church. Ross was an ardent
supporter of the Y'oung Friends move
ment and did much to promote that
phase of work in his own church and
quarter. Not only was he interested
in the activities of the Friends church
but wherever he saw a:, opportunity
for doing good, regardless of creed or
sect, he was always ready to be of service.
He was possessed of that rare abili
ty which enabled him to make a num
ber of steadfast friends wherever he
know him. He is a man ot tine busi- 0f an the people, and in whom all, re- dem was singing something about "Ve east his lot. Although his service to
ness ability, with a clean moral life gardless of their political faith, place von't come back till it's over over his country was of short duration but
hack of him. active in church and implicit confidence. there." or some odder foolish sonov and it was not too short for him to show
church affairs. We consider him a manj Although Mr. Ross is vountr com- some of dem laffin like fools. Dev arelthe ones in authority his sterling qual
in whom anvone could place confi-'narativelv. he is one of Asheboro's so ignorant. But dev are offel rpcklpss ! ities and to firmly convince us and
dence and trust anil one v. no coum noic. most prominent business men; ne is nut dere guns, and ven dey come tow-
the confidence of the people at large. a man who in the consideration of ard us it was den dat my men took a
He possesses all the g.iod traits of both public and private matters has a notion dey' wanted to go back to de
mankind and citizenship. He will mjnd of his own, and a clear and far- dear old Rhine. Ve don't like de little
make Randolph county one of the best seeing judgment. He is a clean, clear old, dirty Maine river anyhow. And
clerks she has ever had. Go to the cut, upright, honest, conscientious 0h, Papa, dem Americans use such of-
polls on next Tuesday and cast your christian gentleman; a man whose fe language. Dev know nothing of
vote for him, and elect a man clerk ideals are too lofty, and aims too pure kultur, and sav such offel thing right
who does not and will not deceive the to stoop to anything dirty, degrading before us. And dey talk blasphemy.
people by making talse statements ami 01- unworthy, lor votes, grau, pei- at you tink dey say right in front of
pledges to the people that he does not sonal gain, or anything else. He
carry out.
Mr. R .L. Elkins, nomine.' for Reg
ister of Deeds, is known by every
body in Liberty and surrounding coun
try as well as having a wide acquaint
ance among friends i". Asheboro
Franklinville and Ramseur. For four
teen vpars he has been in tne seiv
a young man oi wuie acquaintance
and is capable, and has much influ
ence in this section of the State.
While a student of the University
of North Carolina, Mr. Ross stood
high, not only in his class work, but
in every phase and condition of Uni
versity life. He commanded not only
the eood will and high regard of his
the faculty oi tne
them that he has performed as great
service as any who have fallen or will
fall on the fair fields of France.
The funeral was conducted Octoebr
22 at Back Creek c'.urch by Rev. Rey
nolds, assisted by Rev. Mr. Way, after
which interment was mae in Back
Creek cemetery.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS
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For Fall and Winter
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New and up to date line of
shoes. School shoes a specialty.
Excellent line of shh tings,
ginghams and wash materials.
Long coats and ready-made
men's and women's clothing.
R. C. Johnson
Antidote for Hun Poison:
War Savings Stamps
Dr. J. F. Miller Expresses Thanks to CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT
Dr,
boro,
Asheboro People
J. F. Miller, formerly of Ashe
now a captain in the medical
TO BE STRICTLY ENFORCED
my face? One big husky from a place
dey call Missouri, he said Oh, Papa,
1 hate to tell you vat offel ding he said,
but I can't help it. He said: "To'
hell mit der kaiser." I didn't tink any-j
body would say such an offel ding. It,
made me so mad I vouldn't stand and'
hear sush an ott'el thing,, so I turned,
round and run mit der odder boys.
V.1S 1 riffl-lf And P-inn vnn 1,,'
ilnm hvrt nicitoo ,-,'t t!t renton. Lieut. Connell, who is said
you send some to put m our back?
1 ou know we are soms de odder vav
to he one of the best trained flyers
in the service, "called on" his friends
now, and breast plates are no good, foriin vn in the airplane several times
the cowardly Americans a,P slwino- and vls,tod Fairview cemetery to
us
took
hph inH
f l
piaying ue star
but de
fool Americans are
Spangled Banner"
.- t n, c,,ti,,-r, I!,;!,.' .w ant- nn fp ow-stuilcnts and tne iacur.y o
a-ent and telegraph operator at var- University, but attained recognition
ious places. The vear 1905 he filled based upon merit that very few stu
the position as telegraph operator at dents who enter there ever attain. He
Asheboro and at present is agent at! seems to most of us to be a young
Liberty where he has held the posi- man, still a great many of his fellow
tion for the past six years. He is a1 class mates and friends who were at
k.,)- minHpd kind- hpartpd the University with him have been
thu ViPnrtv. members of the legislature,
. . i iL.'nf rxf thorn i-o nnT QVtd U'l
support ot tne gooa people in u e b mit machine guns on dem plates Can't
November election. And if he is.be members with him. "J?i t
elected Register of Deeds, which we' Mr. Ross is a popular and agreea- - you said nothnKTOuldrtand
feel confident he will be. he will make.ble man-a young man who makes a P SfiT
nnp nf the hpst in the historv of the good mpression and appearance m "reTa D .a V?erma" soldl.ers- Oh,
ZJy. 1 He'has Se uallficatlonl. He the presence of the best people of our ZJJ"
is clean, honest, brave, and courageous country and is a man who would gene ns eve, read your speech for
and wil do his dutv regardless of cir-1 creditably, satisfactonly and capably 7"."te, "s just like ve vas a lot
cumsTances and Sbe S and fair to represent Randolph county in the leg- n, 'some oTvoS sLL? SSl
all our people Democrats and Re-Ulature. awav ' DeTLn't S T
publicans aUke. Vote for Bob Elkins! He ia eminently qualified, from ed- way Dey dont Jmtf -how terrible
for Reirister of Deeds and you will . ucation, business experience, natural we are. Can t you move my army back
make no mistake.
of a defective flue
Lieut. Sam Martin Connell, recent
ly drove his airplane from Newport
News, Virginia, for a visit to his par
ents at their country home near War-
Calling attention to the anrnoach-
corps of the United States army, sta- in election and the stringent laws
tioned with the 46th infantry at Camp governing the election of senators,
Sheridan, Montgomery, Alabama, has representatives or delegates to Con
written a member of The Courier force gress, United States Attorney W. C.
a letter in which he expresses deep Hammer has issued a statement to
appreciation for himself and little son, the press and public, setting forth the
Truman, of the "sympathy and lov- position of the attorney general of the
ing words" from many friends in Ashe-, United States and the deDartment of
boro since the death of Mrs. Miller, justice in regard to violations of this
Mr. Hammer announces that thp
The State Insurance Department is
calling attention to the fact that
Illylll,. ,(IIU1.I Ul t, ,t VJJ , WO I..VI1U1 , rt, 1
lost by fire in Moore county because v.-hich occurred in Columbia, . Kj., law.
several days ago. Dr. Miller says department is prepared to vicorouslv
that circumstances are such that he prosecute any violations of the corrupt
cannot write each one separately, but practices act, and asks the public to
1. 1 i il L il 4- 1 -
wisnes an 10 Know mat, ineir mes- lukc warning.
he cowardly Americans are shooting T1 raii-v.ew cemetery 10
s right in de back. Some of our boys1?! a 'reatv.h on e Rrave of John
ook off der breast plates, and put 'em P' HaVn the fi-rSt Warrenton boV
AfkmwiiA falra first W OeilTlUm Vere Ve VOn All mil o-Iato ?
rank among the strong intellectual and men can vip all the vimmen and
mAn r.4 fto mnoml ocopmhlv Children Vat de BelffiaiUI hrinira ii ri
E. B. Leonard, A. B. Beasley and of Nortn Carolina. But dese Americans are so rough and
C. C. Cranford, Democratic nominees! Mr jgg De elected to repre- ignorant Ve can't make 'em under
for county commissioners, have stated gent Randolph county in the legisla- stand dat ve are de greatest soldiers
that if elected, "economy and effici- ture on next Tuesday and when he on earth, and ven ve try to sing,
ency" will be their watch word and goes to Rajgigh, he will go there as a "Deutchland Ueber Alles," dey laugh
that they will use their "influences to ; repreSentative of all the people of "ke a lot of monkeys. But we are
see uiai ior every aouar speni ".'".Randolph county. He will go there geiung ae Dest of de Americans. Ve
tax payers will receive equivalent in with one and only one pUrp0Se in view, can outrun dem. Papa, if we are not
services." Those words are the key- and tnat be to tne very Dest de best fighters on earth ve are sure
note to a commendable and success-- possible representation of his people de best lunners. Ni-body can keep up
ful policy and characterize Ed Leon-at home He will represent all of the mit us ven ve tink ob dear, dear old
ara, aii ceasiey arm wujsiwiih v.a.i .people, irrespective of their creed, .n-nine, ana my army never did tink'plete blockade outfits in the western
iora mrougn ui.u uiiuK... . '-1Color or politics. "iucn oi dat dear old river hoW mrt of Stanly rountv last week. A
x; Let me know right away what to do , fine team of horses, and a wagon were
sages of sympathy are gratefully re
ceived.
His statement follows:
"The attorney general of the United
States has issued a department circu
lar in which he calls attention to the.
or act of October 16, 1918: 'To prevent
m the election of
to die in the service,
On account of the epidemic of Span
ish influenza, the Davidson county
Liberty Fair, which was to have been
held next week, has been indefinitely
postponed.
General Ludendorff, first quarter
master general of the German army,
often referred to as the brains of
the German army," has resigned and
his resignation has been accepted.
The executive committee of the
North Carolina teachers' assembly
will burchase a service flasr and n re
seat it to the State of North Caro
lina, at the meeting of the assembly
The, flag will indicate the number of
teachers in the various branches of
service army, navy, Red Cross,
Young Mens Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Association,
Knights of Columbus, Jewish Welfare
Board, War Camp Community Service,
American Library Association, and
the Salvation Army.
Revenue officer John Kennely, of
Salisbury, assisted by deputies from
Locust and Oakboro, seized four corn-
Four Deaths at Randleman
Mr. Nathan Saunders, aged 70
more, died at his home in Randleman corrupt practices
one day last week, after a long illness senators, representatives or delegates
X I - fl'l 1 i. . 1 ;, 1 : . - ,.
iioin paralysis, me uouy was uuen ui tuiigiess wmcn act is as Iollows:
to Moore county for burial on Satur-1 " 'That whoever shall promise, offer
day. His wife and several children or give, or cause to be promised, offer-
survive, ea, or given, any monev -,r other thinw
Miss King, a daughter of Mr. and: of value, or shall make or tender anv
Mrs. Will King, of Randleman, died
one day last week, from pneumonia,
following, influenza, and was laid to
rest in the cemetery at St. Paul s
church, Rev. Mr. Dawkins conducting
the funeral.
Mrs. W. P. Lamb died at her home
in Randleman one day last week from
influenza and pneumonia and was laid
to rest on Saturday. The deceased
was SO or 35 years of age. She is sur
vived by her husband and several
small children.
Carl Coffin, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Coffin, of Randleman, died one day
last week from pneumonia following
influenza. Mr. Coffin was about 24
years of age and was a very worthy
young man.
men of unquestionable integrity a
success in their own business scarr
ed by nothing but honest toil Who
could not recognize a "pie counter"
Hon Hayden Clement
Hayden Clement is one of the veryi
if slipped to them on golden skids ablest prosecuting attorneys in the
who had to be prevailed upon by the' state. His father and his grandfather,
by return post office.
CROWN PRINCE WILLIE.
DEATHS
His Life Saved By His Dog
Kellev. nn I rich eotfni. o. l u:..
most suosuiiitiai ticiicuo ui uicwum.j,cic anion me omrai io"j..o ... masters me one merit last winter
ij . i. i i 4 o l : : . .. f k i ..... " . ii lci
Deiore tney wouia agree to iet men state, anu ine pre&em ounuwi ui yie wnen the latter broke through the ice
names go on tne ticKei mey cenainiy niteenin judicial aisirnci raims hm and came near droning. njg is jj0W
are the men the people need to look the best it happened:
after their interests. There has been Mr. Clement began practicing law Mr. Bee Church, a fanner and stock
in uie pasi elections a ;iiuein.jf un neany iiiwjen jia 8u nu .k raiser oi Kichneld, Idaho was visitinr
the part of the average voter not to a brilliant career, ine omce oi souci- ln Snoshone. One evening he set outibecause of the epidemic of influenza.
give equui cuiuiwiuiuu w iu.nuoo Wi m unc ui. uic invnt Ior a menu s nouse along with Kellev I
witnin tne gill oi tne people, ana no Dy a short cut acro88 the : u'
captured, two thousand gallons of
beer destroyed, and five men arrested.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt celebrated
his sixtieth birthday at his home near
Oyster Bay, New York, last Sunday.
The quarantine for Spanish influ
enza has been lifted at Camp Jackson,
Columbia. South Carolina.
The Western North Carolina Apple
Show, to be held at Asheville, Novem
ber 20-22, will not take place this year
Lillian Margaret, the little daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McNeill, died at
the home of her parents near Steeds,
October 8th, aged one year, 10 montlis
and three days.
contract, undertaking, obligation,
gratuity or security for the navment of
money or for the delivery or convey
ance of anything of value to any per
son, either to vote or withhold his vote
or to vote for or against any candi
date, or whoever solicits, acepts or re
ceives any money or other thing of
valnt in const .eration of his vote for
or against any candidate for senator
or representative or delegate in con
gress at any primary or anv irenera!
or special election, shall be fined not
more than $1,000. or imnrisoned nnt
more than one year, or both.'
"Attention is called to the fact that
in view of the near approach cf a gen
eral election and the recent enactment
oi tnis law it is important to see that
the fullest publicity be given to the
provisions oi thi.i act in order that the
pnblic may be informed of its provi
sions and the provisions and the pur
pose of the department of justice to
vigorously prosecute these violations."
Charlie Lewis Lambeth, son of Mrs.
Flora L. Lambeth, died at Camp Sevier
October 26, 1918, after three weeks ot
severe suffering from pneumonia, ln
the 24th year of his age. The burial
was at Science Hill, October 26th, by
the side of the father of the deceased.
The mother, three brothers, and five
sisters survive. An obituary will ap
pear next week.
for county commissioners as to the'
candidates for sheriff, register of untried, inexperienced boy should be ,a(j proceeded about half way over the
deeds, or other offices. That is not elected to so important an office. It stream when the ice gave wav over the
right as it should be, for under our is also an office which not only re- his weight and he was plunged into
form of government membership on quires superior knowledge, education deep water.
the board of county commissioners is and information, but it is a position Ag fagt he attempted to pull him-
or.e oi tne mosi lmporcani in me wnicn cans ior an unuauai aiuuuni. u. gef up tne ice broke and the swift
county, mis is me ooara inai reany common ben He anu it biiuuiu ire mi uj current threatened everv
iran&acta tne uusuicbb ui tne tuunty. a ioci wnv iiw nw. .; carry nim under the
GYPSY FORTUNE TELLER SAYS
WAR WILL END DECEMBER 5
He Also Predicts Kaiser Will Comit
Suicide on November 25
Peace will be declared on December
minute to 6 following the suicide of the Kaiser
, ; i l'.h... Ion November 25. according to a Gypsy
Other officers may collect and keep a to fill it, but a man of discretion and ever faithful was right at hand saw fortune teller who was traveling on a
record of public funds, but the com-, sound judgment, and who will rise to the desperate plight bis master was in
missioners do uie spending, iney are ine occasion at any anu an um-.utU and did the best he could to render
the directors of the county. It is a a man is Hayden Clement, who not help He pui tugged at his
known fact that the three candidates; only knows how to fill the office, but magg clothes, but succeeded only
for county commissioners cannot be has served most acceptably and with in breaking a bigger hole around him.
beaten in the whole county U one is marxea ana signal aoiiuy. ne iw Mlet 80me mimiie9 0 gtruggling
looking for men of high character few equals and no superiors. It would and finaIly gettin m hod on
lint class business ability and public' be a great mistake not to re-elect him. o ice Mr Cnurch ghouted
spirited. Vote for Leonard, Beasley, Kandoipn snouia give mm a gooa ma- Kelley to go for help. The dog lost
and Cranford next Tuesday.
Mr. Johnson, the candidate for
county treasurer, was born Sept.
I860, at Burney's Mill. New Hope
township. Mr. Johnson was not born1
'with a silver spoon in his mouth, but
is s homey handed son of toil. At
. ths art of 21 he was thrown on his
. own resourcM to maks his way in the
: world, h first hired to Mr. N. W.
; Ntwby, of Farmer, as clerk in a coun
try store. He worked for Mr. Newbr
' four years, then resigned sad came
to Asheboro and accepted a position
with ths latt W. J. MUler, after he
had worked two years, Mr. Miller
- made him a proposition that h ro in
bacineas for himself and he would go
In partnership with him. Mr. JoTnv
son accepted and went back to his old
J0"1' -no time in returning to the place
4. , . . 7 T"j v n n n - where Mr. Church had last visited and
The ticket is headed by C. C. Ben- b W , and frantic actions at-
sv UAfiisvMnsnf Mimtv Trtf this . . . . ...
. , . ' "r; ' iractea anention and . quickly con-
Senate. If you know Mr. Bennett vinCed several persons that he and his
personally, ws (eel Mrs that you ad- majltei. wert fa, dirs need of assistanca.
mire the man. Wo know him well, and u. o.,,Mh .ii..ih t..n
have an unbounded admiration for him whcn human help arrived and pulled
broad- him 0f ths water.
as a high-toned gentleman, a I
miadod man to cope wi urge ques-, Kelley wai nearly beside ' himself
tions, and well (nuliflsd to take car with fry w, mastrs rescue and
Ot every uiiMrwmt oi w oi.. eXDresMd US DleaSUrO &d STatitOde
Dr. F. I CrsveToTRanueur. is one tt f UO-waggings.
of ths county's busiest men, busy all; Hydrophobia Does Not Exist
Kw Mt w y.r.M t Tama rw
sick. Hs is a man everybody Gkes and Mlr.f mmHafu h
will maks an ideal coroner. or uri:
Mr. J. D. Welch, of Union township, tearing, mad thing, biting everything!
" a a i ,v. ui. t o.-iu " " r.t " -
jioine hh iwnwi nu vpvnea op l uvuucuvn w wiv fw v nauiuvipu acrlNe, and,
country store under the firm name of
Miller A Johnson, in this ho was very
wcMaful and later bought out Mr.
Miller, but Mr. Johnson decided that
Aihfhoro offered mors advantages
t n the country and in 1908 ho came
! " k and ine then his business has
vn ntdlly from ya to resr, and
r nw one of the bet mercsn-
'r' 1 ahmrnts In Asheboro. Not
! - Mr. Johnnon bfn tmrcvutul
1 t ra mde tianr friwds
train between Wilson and Rocky
Mount recently. This information was
imparted to two Wilsonians who were
on the train. One of the men had given
ths Gypsy a quarter and told the for
tune teller that he would give him $25
to tell him when the war would end.
"My friend, was the response, "it s
impossible for you to carry out your
offer as you have only 43 cents on your
person and your friend can neln you
but a little he has only $2.09, and
when ths train arrives tn Wilson, your
homo town, will be the last time, we
win meet in this world." The crowd
Insisted that ths Wilsonians take an
Inventory of ths cash in hand, which
they did and found that ths Gypsy -had
mads no mistake in telling, to a penny,
what each one was possessed of.
"Now, gentlemen," con tinned ths for
tune teller. "Ill imparl xa yon tne ue-
sired information, vis.! on November
25, of this year, ths kaiser will com
mit suldds, and on December I pesos
will bo declared.
Private Roscoe Clayton Moffitt, son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Moffitt, of Cole
ridge, died at Camp Humphrey. Alex
andria, Va., October- 9, 1918, from
pneumonia following influents. The
body was sent home Monday, the 14th
and laid to rest in the cemetery at
Deep River'BaptiBt church, funeral be
ing conducted by Rev. A. K. Scotten.
The deceased is survived by his father,
mother, one sister, and one brother.
William Murphey, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Wall, of Trinity Route
1, died October 24, 1918, in a hospital
in Pennsylvania, aged 20 years. The
young man held a position of fireman
on a railroad in Pennsylvania, while on
duty at the time of a wreck suffered an
injury on his left foot which finally re
sulted in blood poisoning and death.
Ths body was brought home and burial
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Gurley Coble, aged 20 rears, em
ployed by the Chero-Cola Bottling Co.
was instantly killed at Greensboro
last Saturday afternoon, when his
hand came in contact with a live wire.
approximately 240 volts of the power
passing inrougn nis body.
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION
is worth more to family life today
than over before. Today, those who
are responsible for ths welfare of the
family realise ths Imperative need of
Worth-while raadinv and what It mtuit
was In the cemetery at Gilead church, I to individual character, ths home life
of which the deceased was an atten-nd ths state.. Everywhere ths waste
dant Funeral services were conducted :Md chaff, ths worthless and inferior,
by Rev. Mr. Jones, of High Point Ths rs going to ths discard.
father, mother, nine brothers, and one
sister survive. An obituary will ap
pear later.
eounty. Hs has no Republican oppon-, (j Rabies is contracted by one
en ani m awi pwny nepuuiican. ,n dofl, v- - hiUen b another, and
this county are anxious to know why . 7i tw .... i..m km m.m
ths Republican Machine and Bosses of ttMm nbies as ths authorities bars'
tne jtepuMican party oi uie county si a reported, '
sot put Sam Btantorf or Bud Ronth ii -K AM would have snread
on ins ticket for, rveyor. ' uuess M -rapidly that there would not be a
they mads s tness of it lik,they did aiirt m ths continent of North
ia listing the property of Mr. C, F. America. . ... ... .--f -
Phillips of Tabernacle township. ) i in Mairh,'l9lOr we had a . rabies
' saw-a bAibsiissbssbi . y few M If) Ottt vHh'UfiA tftrtfr tVltlml
Mrs. Thomas W. BickeU, wifeof t)ei fof about nlns i months.. - 8inre
Potash Independent ef Germany
When the war broke out America
was getting from Germany nearly a
quarter minion tons ox potasn eacn
year, but thanks to ths ingenuity of
American science the brine lanks of
California. Nebraska and. other States
have yielded up immense quantities to
supply ths need to farmers. Kelp, the
sesweed of ths Pacific coast, and va
rious minerals have contributed also
to supply the shortage.. Production,
sot yet up to the -demand, is growing
rsrtdl. ' - .
' The pfftnonoue fumes from the rop-
f melUr-dwrtroymjf - vegetation
wmiv, nail vwujf wvumuuiiiii muivoi
American library AssociaUon, - ana
8 si ration Army. The active co-opera-1
tion of ths people in the rural districts
will be soufht . Dr. Clarence Toe has
been appointed advisory chairman for
rural organisation ln North Carolina.
- Two small children were burled at
West Bend in one day Ut week. One
was n child of Mr. and Mrs. Amick
tmb the other, of. Mr, and Mrs.
Guroey Thompon.
The city of Charlotte hopes to hsve
Uncle
The Youth's Comnanion stands first
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