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BE HER y mum ISSUED WEEKLY VOLUME TLVU REGISTRATION BOOKS OPEN TODAY REQS TRARS AND JUDGES The registration books for th fall election will be opened Thursday morning of this week, October 6, at 9 o'clock a. m., they will remain open until sunset, Saturday, October 28. All persona expecting: to participate in the election should see to it during this period that they are properly reg istered in the precinct or township which they are entitled to rote. The precinct registrars, and Demo cratic and Republican judges of Ran dolph county are announced below: North Asheboro W. R. Hamlin, James Burns, W. A. Underwood. South Asheboro W. D. Spoon, E. H. Cranford, E. T. Walton. West Asheboro H. L. Ingram, J. M. Caveness, C F. Smith. East Asheboro L. C. Phillips, F. J. Phillips, J. H. Kivett. Back Creek Talmaga Bulla, J. W. Morgan, W. B. Millikan. B rower T. H. Tysor, R. E. Baldwin, T. W. Man ess. Cedar Grove J. W. Rush, C. T. Luck, G. C Bohng. Staleyy-W. L. Scotten, C. P. Fox, J. C. Allred. Columbia East Ramseur, M. A. Ward, G. H. Parks, A. C. York. West Ramseur E. P. Leonard, Geo. M. B rower, G. C. Cox. Concord H. A. McMasters, R. W. Fuller, T. W. Bingham. ' Coleridge C H. Caveness, T. A. Cox, E. C. Bean. Central Falls A. M. Williams, E. C. Cox, W. P. Connor. Cedar Falls Henry Phillips, R. R. Bain, John B. Trogdon. Franklinville C. H. Julian, W. C Jones, J. M. Allred. GranWW. J. Lowe, A. C. Cox, J. L. Hethcock. Level Cross Robt. Lamb, T. T. Adams, Marion Osbom. East Liberty H. C Causey, J. A. Martin, G. C. Frazier. West Liberty Aaron York, P. P. Jones, C. B. Cox. New Hope Irvin Lassiter, P. O. Shaw, Oscar Tucker. New Market W. L. Coltrane, R. L White, H. E. Davis. Providence W. J. Pugh, E. D. Fra Pleasant Grove J. M. Brown, M. E. East Randleman J P. Heath, S. A. razier, w. r . xaiiey. West Randleman R. B. Russell, M. . Krown. Frank Tallev. Richland J. C. Lowdermilk, W. A Tabernacle G. E. Hoover, L. C. ,l T TT T -HI Trinity H. M. Cranford, T. S, 1 Unlon--C. H. Lucas, H. L. Parks, IW. M. Coble. X X A. PRINCIPLES, NOT MEN 12.00 A YEAR IN AD VAN CI Aakebero, Nerth Carolina. TfcsradV, October 5, 1922 NUMBER 41 Mcdonald Mr. McDonald is one of the Demo cratic nominees for state senator for this district composed of Randolph, Moore, Harnett and Hoke coun ties. Mr. McDonald lives at Carthage. J. T. SILER, PROMINENT CITIZEN, OF RAMSEUR, DIES n w. McCain, well . KNOWN HIGH POINT SURGEON, DEAD JOINTiDLSCUSSION OF POLITICAL ISSUES BE r 'TWEEN CANDIDATES HON. ALBERT COX TO SPEAK IN ASHE BORO OCTOBER 13 ONE HUNDRED FIVE GALLONS OF WHISKEY POURED IN SEWER It is with regret that many people Hon. Albert Cox, the colonel of the Much excitement was Asheboro Monday night hundred and five gallons aroused in when one of whiskey The 'Republican and Democratic can. wis part of the state learn of thr maaies oa uie county ticket, including 119th field artillery which served m death of Dr. H. W. McCajn, of High Ith candidates for the state legisla- France, will address the oeoDle of " - Z A. rry i it. ... A.. . A J 1 1 , - . . . '"""i lucsuay ajvernoon. nis aeau! i ""c. TV" ",lu ""use, win meei in rtanooipn cownty on political matters were Doured out on MaiVi str.t Th resulted from a septic infection caus-1 J" deoate on the political issues of in the courthouse in Asheboro, Friday sewer pipes were filled with ihe odor ed by a carbuncle on his neck, and for , the day .as scheduled below, to-wit: ' night, the 13th day of October, at 7::i0 of the liquid and a throne of the citi several I days he has been in the Highl Tuesday evening, October o'clock. zers of the town gathered near to tret rmnr Hiorntu ,n - -... I .j . . juul h ' .ill n rirvir i m , ... . . - Dr. McCain was born in Union county I Randleman, Saturday evening, lorty years ago. After taking an ex-,100' tn M '-M o clock. wnsive course m medicine, he came to J -t'i evening, Uctober speaker, a gentleman of the highest whiskey were located in Union town SKo mi P' rw";"' nA ! order or intelligence, splendidly in- snip near Eleazer church, and for J.-JJlA TE&L?"" 0ct- rmed on current . political affairs, some time, it has been, reported that f. 1 k 2f I Py: VnV" n. WU1 "ellver a Iimshed, "Cresting wnisney was Deing made .n H"'dBiup wmi ut. j. i. - - rjn , , Y speecn. uon. An so gallon still i vuiv nubpiuti since, we was eener-i"'. 7 ':r "v,uva- in I xiua is ie iirsi camDaiirn in manv, years in wnich there has I The public, especially the women a smell. Prohibition Agent Lemons, vc- voters, are respectfully invited to hear wi'h Deputy Sheriff Brown and Jailor this address. Col. Cox. an eloouent Jenkins made the find. The still and this sec- was also report that Mr. Jas. T. Siler, one of the most prominent farmers near Ramseur, died at his home two miles east of Ramseur last Wednesday. He was sick for several months, but his death came as a surprise to many of his friends who didn't think of his condi tion as serious as it wag. The com munity suffers a great loss in the passing of this useful citizen. " ally recognized as one of the best physicians and surgeons in North Carolina. He belonged to the local Masonic, klks, and several fraternal organizations, as well as being a member of the board of stewards at the Wesley Memorial M. E. church, oi that city. There are few people in this section of the state who did not know and ndmim Fit MPt;n'o nl,.: ant, genial manner, as well as his ef-l811 prw"Jly hur nciency. He is survived by a widow and one little daughter, Alma Vir- been an agreement for joint canvass of the county, and the public will be interest ed and entertained by the discussions at the above meetings; all voters, the women;' particularly, are invited to at tend, v All these meetings will be held at NEWS FROM TOBACCO GROWERS' ASSOCIATION BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS SIONERS MET MONDAT The following telegram was ceived yesterday from Danville, Editor The Courier. TU i ji: .v. l; .1"' 1 aii mrac meetings win De neiil at "c u,ssral u. oiggesi an(i recor(i, maHp nf nnrt 7:30 p. .nv, and the-speakings will be-!s?'es and the biggest success of any 'es d Property sold for At a meeting of the board of th county commissioners in the court Va . house Monday jurors for the October term oi court were drawn, a number of releases from taxes were ordered gima, of High Point, four brothers i1? sinele dav in its hintnrv nttonHoH tho :C. N. COX. Chairman. opening of the Tobacco Growers' As- Republican County Executive Com-' sociation at its 33 Mr. Siler was about seventv vears of age, having been a resident of this a truck loaded with community an nis me; he leaves a and a sister, all of VVaxhaw. The fu neral and burial services were con ducted Thursday morning. AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT WEST OF ASHEBORO O. C. CRANFORD, Chairman, The following releases were made: warehouse at the : t,' ' ,' ,1Iu.ul "-"nsnip. juc 'til!. Western;-- -ount not v"" i ucauaj wiicil two Hill-; 11 P An automobile accident occurred Democratic County Executive Com- Hon pounds brought cash advances toU Vooi" t, Tn i?3 T 1STPl tl!,ono f j n j. 01 tax on S7,333.00, county tax from 34 grades on 24 markets were I t SCh?' taX 1-33' aC" sold to leading manufacturreerSSdu IT mittee. J. ELWOOD COX WOULD 'VOTE FOR FRANK PAGE. the first day of co-operative market Frank Page, speaking to the Hieh!tory prices. r3 rr..J"l.urTeV.Point Rotary Club Seotember 2G. rie- - oTUZ"1: thafWry dollar spent for BULLA'S GROVE PROP- . J . . . J vvii 1 1 c 1 1 r n q J Anarrllitflr.n in MrtW-k .' : dv-, bMng SHT of road Twhed witn expeworores for modern highrl ihe property known as by Mr. C. C. Routh ran into Mr. J. E. C1 I? aa:ii.i t.. ii. ing in Virginia for highly satisfac-1 sh. W" t T ,7 "i r RISSELL. ,?100 same ,isted and pajJ by T p MimKan ot same township. 1? Mr r i ERTY CHANGES HANDS' nxST , ! county tax $8.50, Farmer school tax "iW account ot timber being cut and . , .... , ... . ' -: avuulii i an in ut ivir. J. r.. large circle bf friends who will misa w,.r.ii.. ir k;T ti l,.. --- --------1 'vvc..D i idiiMin car. ivir. ttoum ; iwt Dft rPuj ; L'.i 'fi " c;.,n. b....u..j. 7 i'""'i M nun. uc u mgiuy respeciea ana was com nc east and Mr MrDnwoll v"v maue "..c Uui r ayeiieviue sireei na? : removed sinr-e last lict;,, mnrh hpl.H n K ,k i w"" "K easi anu Mr. McDowell nossible.. ea d. hv thp hitrh Etto nf been nurchaH hv t, ai.i n ; removea since last listing time. i s" -a " ' going west. A Texas oil wagon was f tuL ' .' I" " .! . ci" ' c" Hoover, Concord townshin. him and a faithful member of the! in front f Mr M-.rw.-oii j Zi eiticiency pt the organization pro- aity Company from Mr. J. W. Bulla, 1 1921 ii n.',f . Xi Krnnwiir RunKd fr.- 1 . -.,v... "ou vided.lb Months no-n hv thu cronnr-,1 of Washinirtnn n r TV,; i... . r. " --"-."v w.M.u, xvi a iuuk ' neen tor enmo r ictDna .. ,i .. r . : o- - . ... v. IRS. H. CLAY CHISHOLM, OF RAMSEUR, PASSES last tribute of resDect and the flnml Hcollecyon manifested the loveantl e icom oi ma inenas. , - At this writing Mr Clay Chisholm lies at the point of death having suf fered a stroke of paralysis Saturday. Mrs. Chisholm lives one mile from Ramseur and the community is in sympathy with her and her family Mrs. H. Clay Chisholm died at her ome near Ramseur Monday morning llowing a stroke of paralysis which curred Saturday evening. tars. isholm had always been in excellent fealth and her illness and death was a liock to the. entire community. De- ased was the daughter ol the late artine Williams, of Columbia town- lip, she was married 10 sir. n. v. liisholm in 1891, to this union there fere eleven children, nine of whom rvive: John H. and Thomas Lhis llm. Star: Hampton C. , Chisholm, leensboro; Eugene Chisholm, Ashe- ro; Clyde, Frank, Dillard, tmma m Mollie Chisholm, Ramseur. She to has three grandchildren and one fcther who lives in Nebraska. iMrs. Chisholm was 61 years of age was a remarkably well pre- rved woman. She was an active and fergetic woman and was always Ithful to the performance of duty. was of the Baptist faith and was 1 to the religious inclinations of forefathers. rs. Chisholm, while in excellent kith, had expressed her self a num- of times recently as being pre- red for the great beyond. The funeral service was conducted Rev. T. F. Andrews at Shady v church after which burial foi led. A large number of relatives friends were present to pay the tribute of respect to most es- phle lady. A profusion of flowers "tea the high esteem in which 1- Chisholm was held. Ramseur, and Miss Annie I nis nrnnorru 1 1 t ti; i ... $50,000,000 to 'was deeded more than a half.. 1 ? "lnanw Atoro .township, . il '.1.1. . .u- , . taxes M. infirmities. townshin. on $334.00 valuation, coun- a lonir hr. At:" "i A" "-".viaea.jo jpaonths ago t mA e i . .."ir- ""Mwice anu aaier try- ; aaamMv wVian it 1' wine, always joyai 10 MS in? in vain to nai: Mr M,.rwoll i,a', T,vu,uw "ccucu uiuic 11 ' " icnvca a wue, iwo niji Mr Routh had ihk ,t 0j uccinrcu mai oecier roaas are " '"i cnurvn prop- chased nrior to lieHnr t:,,, .i daughters, Mrs. H. F. Brady, of nassed the nil t-,ir 1,- ;i":ben built in this state than any- e.rty after which it would revert to yvf r .. . whnra ta ii tho ..r, a U l, LI1H O rl PH r) A I fiUTlPrti 'I ho Ahi.Al, " " . U1 wr, mcuoweil who it is claimed wa ,r. ; .v,,c u,uv"' w.: r L : ' ai amount He declkred that better rnad are ong as it was used for church nron-'It . 1 J nP? son, Vernon, of 0n his side of the road. There was tx?en(mur 01 5 lare a sum wlU Z T oUDr ?fa.? afr and thel Maggie Gray, One brother, E. a heavy cloud of dust it is said Ind ! h3ng other $50,000,000 back into!1' to the B. B. Bulla estate be-'ship, 1921 taxes 4 and one sister, if M Darticlaro art' 1. commonwealth. This through the i 2 in Posion of the property, tion count v tav will hoveti about four years ago and thel 'full particulars are not hf.sMH ,ln.e co?linonwealth. this through Maggie Gray, New Market town- on $1,242.00 valua- :Mr. John Rnlla law "uf r.r Vu'J : , ""' u"l.y l.ax iw.t, account dam- Greensboro, and one son, Vernon,' of 'on namseur, it. r . u. 1. M. Siler, of Ramseur, m o 1 1 . iicHuiuima are noi ODtainprl. ' j . . . . . . Zl "r XU,nl8e,, 01 KrSeUr-. ?ieitller of the are seriously hurt. I e. given tne state Portion belnn'n J T Tf M dne to her Pperfy by road. iu.re.ai 001 vices were conauctea Dy'inr. nouth was brought to Memorial!., was miroaucea Dy Mr. ; - - u. rt. Martin, Columbia township, nis pastor, Rev. S. L. Morgan, assist- hospital and had an examination and J-Elwood;Cox, Republican member of. of any and all license tax to peddle ed by Rev. W. M. Smith, Friday, at found no bones were broken. Mr. Mc- the State .Highway Commission, from MEETING OF ROARn np jSayman's products in said county for t"'"" "w tiiurcn,- luuoweu Dy uoweu is right badly bruised esneci-1 c mul u8"1"! w"o siaieu mai in, pni-riTiiAii , interment at town cemetery. ally one limb but has no broken bones 1 nls ton? exPenence in business he A large crowd srathered to nav this! . ' ,had never learned to love a man as he EDUCATION MONDAY Gideon Kn was anooint. ; a man as he .-. , ,ard keener for Kandolnn mum v t, - 'aireriAd declared - his rferfect 1 n? Boa .0l Education met ln the'scates and W9:, willingness dte for lilm for bv- r"",""?'"TO"u"y m me iouow- STOLEN CARS LOCATED .v, Jm9 i Ku , Rerfectl IN LIBERTY 'TONSHTP ernor. Officers from different sections of a 'rxi ddamiv ik"t anu isurLii Carolina nave been in Liberty township within the past few days identifying stolen cars Conin i i j. i ? j A delegation of citizens of Marley'si It was ordered that ShorifT iirori MOOKE COUNTY MAN Mill district came before the board be released of property sold on No- and asked that the children be trans-, vember 1921 for l'J20 taxes on account v Tnw. A M -T' 1 r ..... i forrni in Qinlmr It- i'ri. i which had been resolrl f U rnnrt,l 1 . .. "V: '"'"" proininem 'r 'yr.7V'w : 11 .waf e" ' i?nu som Dy county and lands bid , . ." T ",."' .""V lumoerman, ousiness man and lariner, L,uc1 aner consideration mat tlie olt by individuals who failp.l (, nv . . . ... . - . ovcn iair nave uefn Kiraipn in.rniiT j:.i i. . i .1 1 . . k,.t k a r i 1 1 .1 . ... Jxusses Elizabeth Tate and Virginia communitv KmA nf v - uieu ai nis nome ai Auenieen last ."i", "c ,l "'f';rreu proviieu me me costs and which land was taken Jackson, of Wilmington, were the sl on .of Messrs r ' S 7,1 "l M-. MKeithan was 6.1 years hstnet fum.sh the truck. ver.by the the county to the amount guests of Mrs. C. A. Graham last f p TwaI 1 p'' bnnth and od and still took an active interest' The county superintendent was di- of $64.87 as follows: Bid off by coun week. v:-VJLl" "i , . .' "B, " , orowe". wes! in business and religious airuirs ol rected bv the board to nrenare the ty, Tom Will lams. ColumhlH tfwnhin ""r'T mr- OCKamy. It JS re- hfe Communitv. For thP nnt th nr narv ,,nnro ..,,,1 ta fl7n .n0f wen. ur:n ur years, however, he had been in solidating a portion of New Houe' Asheboro township, tax $2 81 cost Misse Hpnrv A,lr uikit. Kirkman and Mr. Lockamy. It is re- his sy8eof?hrschotdefracuUyhnta S P?? t'T 'U r,r.nBhnr loot .?,,) in "xinfrton, had bought some of the fail Greensboro last Saturday. Messrs. N. F. Marsh and C. Smith, Mrs. E. C. Watkins, Mrs. C. B. Smith, and Miss Elizabeth Smith at tended Rev. Raymond Browning's re vival at Burlington last Sunday. 'KOITR MF1M TO rf vi iv Misses Thompson and Cranford . U K M !.?. .?ELE9 spent the week-end at Trinity. Mr. Collette Calfey, of New York City, apent a day or two here with friends last week. Mr. Guy Ward, of Georgia, was a visitor here last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. York went to Greensboro Monday on business. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Williams, route 2, Monday uouglll some OI tne fm nv hcu th Ho Im,. .1 i. i u: or. !,! V,,l l.l : i . 7 --' " v.nuKu- i"iimJ. B. riilV m lt" i v', tt"u 1"JU'' ters ana three sons, all of whom made ...j,. i,,,. iuimim nau craiieu lor. their hrtmp with t hoir f-..ih.,K wife died about ten years ago luneral services took place in the Presbyterian church at Aberdeen, of which the deceased was a member. Mr. the cars and knew nothing of their having been stolen. - , $2.50; N. R. Kivett, Columbia town- TROCUTED NEXT WEEK Four men will be electrocuted in Raleigh next week between the 10th and 14th. John Dixon, a Craven coun ty burglar, will lead the dismal pro. cession on Tuesday, followed on Thursday by Mclver Burnett, sentenc ed for rape in Wake countv. and on lastlrnuay Jonn Bush, a Caldwell county murderer, and Joe Johnson, MR. J. T. BOSTICK KILLED IN ACCIDENT AT LAl'RINBl.'RG a Wash- Miss Myrtle Kivett, of High Point, mgton county burglar, will go down is visiting friends in town. ilnt0 tne hereafter together. It will break all the records of the OPENING OF BIG TOBACCO Iprison when these four men are killed WAREHOUSE IN GREENSBORO; in one week. Thus far in the twelve ' years that the death by electrocution The Trl-State Tobaeco Growers Co- h"8 Deen m institution in the state no operative Marketing Association op-i more than two have been executed in ened their warehouse Tuesday in i one week. 3RGIA WOMAN APPOINTED TO SUCCEED SEN. WATSON p first woman to obtain appoint- t tho-oenato of tha United was Mrs. W. H. Falton. of Car. II. -- - 1. . - 1 ' V v.. woo naa . lonv peen u "the grand old woman, of - Bho was amtointod bf rnor Thomas W., Haxdwkk as fr to lucceod tht late Tboma E. f n untfl the Norcmbor election. ruton te 87 years old and has prominent i state ivJitiM fr f hsif century. 1 Wort tender T tPoIntmmt to Mrs.rolton, r,or, nsnrwidt offerod tha offlc P widow of Mr. Watson, who -It ft. declined boeauso of Ul boaltn. VMSJMMklMasSlMaMMMHM PKEMItTMA Wlt l. n ' AWARDED BY SECRETARY ?Ph Ckmntt Fair AssodaUoa, sn- that ho will send out rtml. orUn to the 1M printed In purler Chls weok, ; n Mks If rs any trrors in any way, that noUfled at onre, and bo -will' mM any correction. ' , Greensboro with a short program ar ranged by the local men. Features of the occasion were speeches and singing led by J. roster Barnes. One hundred and twenty-five hundred thousand pounds of tobacco which is said to be the largest amount ever delivered in Groensbdro in one day was on hand for this opening day, and the farmers were apparently well pleased with the prices received. Cash advances were Lmade based on the tuality of tobacco, the prices ranging from 28 to 2 cents I per pound. The majority of the to- waeeo was of very superior quality, it fwas stated. Tobacco growers from Guilford, Randolph, Montgomery, Chatham, Alamance, . Forsyth and Rockingham were among those repre sented with their product. BaUroada Lose Tax Case Application was mad! this week for an interlocutory Injunction restrain lnf State Commission of Revenue A. D. Watts, from certifying ad valorem appraisals of too property of five ma-, Jor railroads la operation. In this state, down to the counties, munici palities and school districts. Th ap plication was donlod by a specially constituted federal eoart in Groona boro October X TW railroads involv ed in th nsarinr war Souths m, At lantis and - Yadkin,. Atlantic coast Lm. Sssboard Air Lin and Norfolk and Southern. Those Unas allegf .that th ad i valorem appraisals against their property wtr txctssiv and dis criminatory. . . , ,sJj. 1. ' NEAR EAST WORK TO BE GIN SOON IN RANDOLPH Mr. Morris A Bealle, of Raleigh, was in town the first of the week, and announced that it would be possible to arrange to have a young native of the Near East speak in Asheboro during October, the date to be announced later. This young man, John M. Younan, is a student at the Charlotte high school, and although he has only been in America a short while, won ln the declaimer'a and essay contest last spring. He is a native of Lake Urimia, Persia. He has speaking en gagements In almost every lanre citv in the state, and it will be quite a treat to have him in Asheboro. Nev er haa'work in this field been so ur gent, as now that the Turks are again working havoc in these countries of the Near East. The DeoDle of this county have always responded most liberally to this work snd their co operation is again requested. Deetk'of Infest. A delegation also tmnonro,! Kcfnro snip, tax 9c, cost $2.50: R. J. Lamar. His the board from Farmer district, get- Columoia township, tax $1.6!, cost 'ihe ting information as to how to ar- ?2:50; Marley Will, Columbia town- range plans for consolidating the ter- snjP lax "c- Post $2.50; J. S. Scott, ritory adjacent the Farmer district. I Trinity township, tax $2.2:1, cost $2.50; It was ordered that the appropria-, - A- Ledbetter, Providence township, tion made by the Pine Hill district tax -'i-36 cost $2.50; total tax $11.47; several months ago be allowed. The tota cost $17.50. old house and lot be sold when a new! H'd off by others and taken over by ,one is built .county, $28.97. William Henry Allred, Mr. J. T. Bostick, of Laurinburg,! Mt was decided by the board to be- franklinville township, $:i.92, cost was killed in an automobile accident gin the rural schools of Randolph?2-50; Oliver Luther, New Hope town Monday. He and his three children not later than the 16th of October. It shiP. tax $2.81, cost $2.50; Zebedee were in an automobile about two miles thought best to begin earlier this year Rush, Trinity township, tax $8.41, from Laurinburg when the accident oc- in account of the weather being so C08t $2.50; Ellis Johnson, Trinity curred on a reverse curve. Mr. BoR-much better in the fall than in the township, tax 611c, cost $2.50; James tick and the dog were killed instantly spring, and that as much of the'Hurley, Union township, tax 85c cost and the children were unhurt. Mr. !school term be taught in the fall as$2.50; Lora E. Mash, Columbia town Bostick was a nephew of Mrs. J. C. possible. ship,4.38 cost 2.50. Hannah, of Asheboro, who had a tel-1 It w&s ordered by the board of ed-1 egram announcing his death. lucation that under the provisions of' Exploded Rival's Gas Tank. jthe North Carolina text book law that Within thirty minutes after the ex- COL WOOD ATTENDS 'no chan(fes be made in the school plosion of the gas tank belonging to CONFEDERATF HFUNION except readers from one to J. T. Witherspoon on South Davie KfcLiMlUN geven gT&AeB and geography. If any street, Greensboro, the police had ar- i rhll.l in 4 Via 1 .1 ' , I ni P Wood who nff.n,l-l ihJ 7 ii oiu Ke"K- reswxi Jsnerman uapp and two colored ' ih nil v . n ran Pirnnn tro it i rr Col. W annual ana i turned. Col. ., . . 1 w . . i reunion of rnfHerafo ... inen. a iniru coioreu man, Nathan n Ashevni Mart wWk haT re ne. K?yln ee"U f" B?k "e , Williams, who confessed to doing the d. rTwVrLn' !,auJ?1 flfU!e.n cenU .for..Book Two- ctual work connected with the ex- thw m r.i Ii 1 " expense, plosion, was arrested several hours year, later. The trouble started over the mA , . . . " movlns- out of the w.v! . TTTi ui price oi gasoline, the two filling sta rt another coming from'" ' u ,"l7i.."" .. T " ' U"? n PP- an1 been irection hit him. He es- Z " "It. "i-'." "1 ""T V, i Tva 8 .I0' more l,.ian. 1. ea.r- The ...... " ' iiuai Him.. ( ill i im iiiHi n nu nv wnn tomobile hit him down. He was of one car an the opposite d vTll7atienr pays a t ripute ta mT ' " ma"y haV Witherspoon posted the price of gaso- Wood: Strr n , , , . .line for 27 cents, when Clapp was n. f m . .... ... .1. - .y?"'" or"" iranHierreo gelling it at 28 cents. The two negro Jlli . distinguished ,nu from Shiloh district to Union Grove men first arrested told the officers that prominent men attending the Con- district. ciann enirard th.m t H h rV H. A Barnes is transferred from'of dynamiting, bet at the last min hairmount district to Farmer, and is ut they lost their nerve and Wil required to pay the amount of tax hams was enasd. Williams Rid Utile J. D. Carnnor. tha fnur.months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Connor, of Ws old comrade. Randleman route 2, died Saturday from n complication of diseases. For sine Urn before Its death, the child had been ln bad health, first having tensilitls, and later ned a great suf ferer from several dueasos. Th fu neral and burial Mrvice wtr con ducted from NMghbors Grove church, kt, jones, a Holiness minister, .from High Tins, officiating. Tederate reunion is Colonel W. P Wood, of Asheboro, Randolph county Colonel Wood was for a number of years auditor for th state of North l" ls P1" ln Farmer district Carolina, having been first appointed . Sawyer is appointed in 1910 and repeatedly thereafter committeeman for Plainfield nominated and elected until 1020. wh.n, district he declined to stand for renomination. Colonel Wood entered the Confed erate army in 1862,'.when only 18 years of age, as a mom be r of Com pany I, 22nd North Carolina Infan try. He is one of th noted success ful business men of th state Colonel Wood is thoroughly anlnv. ing th reunion, shaking hands with He declares that never have th veterans been treated with greater hospitality and greater courtesy than durinf tha prtoent re onion at Asherilla. He says that ho is sure that Ashorfll is surpassing all other towns In the state In car ing for th vaterana, : ' It 1 on of th most lovable mm m th state of North Carolina and eounte his friends by th hundreds. M. J. Smith is transferred Antioch to Coleridge district. from Edwin Krarns, Thorn ssvllle. Dead Edwin, the 12,year-old uon of Mi. and Mrs. E. T. K earns, of Thomas vllle, diet! at the High Tolnt Hospital Tuesday mommg'following an opera tion for appendicitis. He was taken suddenly ill with a pus case but af 'ClaDD offered him 15.00 for th inh. school The police officers got an Intimation school of the plans and one officer, who had won the confidence of Clapp, got part of the story from him, so the explo sion was not unexpected. The trial which came only a few days later resulted ln a verdict of 1R months on the county roads for both Clapp and Williams. Rev. Jim Green in Randleman. Rev. Jim Green, conference evangel ist of the M. E. church, In the state, is conducting a series of evangelistic r ww rruon mmea 10 improve meetings in Randleman. Mr. Green Bn,V rro.m wh'cn.h dld notlhas his tent and the meetings have .: . u in. imnnui Men well attended ana two orotners, 1 homas and Austin. The funeral was conducted at th M. E. church ln Thomasvills yester day after Which burial followed. His death 1 greatly deplored and was a shock to th community and to . his many relstiv In Randolph county. It Is of interest to th many people In this county who know Mr. B..B.4 Moffitt, of Troy, to know that h Is , opening a store (a Rockingham slml-.;' lsr to the on h operated at Troy -which is an army store. - V- 4
The Courier (Asheboro, N.C.)
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Oct. 5, 1922, edition 1
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