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...I i: UDO ATEAJ Cf AD VANCE v. . ' PRINCIPLES, KOT MEtfV-' ViXEHLY. .... . . . - -v ' , . . . . -. V ' ' :. i '- - 7 . " I . . . -V,.;, fnV VOLUME XUX - . . . " L 1 i . S0;,Q?J.Y..W0LFF, :I,IARPJED TUESDAY ' Tht Marriare Occurred t Wert . " Market ; Street Method : ?4 ..Church In Greend)wi.v , Market Bti jaeuioawt m Greensboro Tneadmy afternoon wbm , f Miaa Sutford Thomas and Dr. : tw,t,. ttnaM Wnlff. both of Greens boro. The weddln. waa r BMtoally ' " .i. tii Hntafl -"AttendtaiT the t maid .of i honor, two , dames of honor, her sisters, and four WITNESS BEING HELD V S i IN JENKINS CASE RENT LAW LEGISLATION REGULATING brides inalda; one of whom was Bias ' m Wnff nf ttila tdaee. sister of tn r'- isoom. The brido entered en tM am w" if her fathei1. Mr. Capus E. Thomas and was met at- the altar - 67. Wolff Md Dr. EemD Foster: After t . theceremonj the home oi pjj v I1the Hieb, Point road.' Later thevbjrtde ind ooni- left for a northern bridal '-' trip. Mrs. Wolff going away f own '4 . ctcio trimmed, with brown braid Her hat was of ? ton and - brown," t r axsoeasories , harmonised. O& their return wr. na h Mrs. Wolff wilt be with- Miss , Kate ? rx" iii; ' Snwimit.'- avenue 1 nntu their newhome t? Magnolia street itacompleted. mrp VJ .Si-ri'WAl la he-youneest . daugh- Canna E. Thomas. cv. oinAiaA for two years t Nortn r?i!Ti iilip where she was ' est- ceedingly popular. ; -; She is ft .young ?i-Lot tinuuiarcharm and -..raoii fMonaiv manner as IS Der A colored man, Alex Goodman - i beinr held in the Davidson county Jau in default or a iw oona wrv .material witness lor we oi in ttut trial of C Jenkins, former chief of police of Tbomasville, who is rharowi with the murder of ' Mr. - . m . Elisabeth Jones, OX Appaiacma, ; rinnitman-ia beinff held in the -jail and not allowed to communicate with Jenkins. -vy.vj ,L 5 ,;'.". , Th aitnirlnar of .this Witness is probably the . -most j.important de wlnnmenc . T UUI . myaverr ,' raw during - the- past week.?.!' ' An effort will be - made to secure , evidence tA mrroborata the atorr that it understood Goodman . is a, prepared to teU the rt.- ;V -v -"" Ib .o the - meantime i Jenkins has continued .to , make-, statements ' of hia, innocne and to nlan on nis tory that . the -woman shot her- self.'; la an extended interview wiui Jnhnann . Hall. , citv -editor of the WmstonrSalem t Journal, . jenians described the scene in the death room, even, making irom memory a. sketch- of .the room. ,. tie inai eated, that ..Mrs. Jones " expected to become a mothers This angle ?: oi the ease la understood to have been exorbitantly Ugh; ThiS v. rent fw subject f:ajnination : by'rpbysi- lwas enacted as an emergencytneas-: t . dans. HIGH POINT BUSINESS I; Y is j v. . .Am oIivIa ttf friends. ; ' r- WAiff i the son' of -. Mr.-, and ' Mrs. J..W, Wolff, of Asheboroj He ias been ia ' Greensboro 1 for -about -k which he : has issrixvr:: t- at Ws u Ti in i rradnate Of " the i ' !:DrrViAnl ,of tha University ' of ' vr.-k jr.,Mni!i BTiii - -took ' Special 1 medical tratainB? at' ; Jefferson! Med 1 cal college, PhUadelphia, ran Ta Receive $80,000 'School " Loan Pond From State' - Soperiniendent of PttbUe '; iMtruct- aounced a lew days ago that the final ' apportionment of the seeond450,000r ' 000 school loan, fund created bythe .-1 MBamhlv.V The "two lOftn 1 m flnnnchifr annroxlmately , ian.nflO.000 worth of new. school build- Thelfirat $5,000,000 loan fund was -ooKHa bv the 71921 leirislature. The ; 1023 session dupUcated-Mjhat amount a . Loans aggregating $3,700 aaa f tii'iMiul five millions were approved in December and today's nnnrtinnnient ;'. takes 1 UB the -vrest. .. trim, eta trim the counties the ad' , vantage of : Jts j borrowing j capadty " through the establishment of the . . fi,i- , ni . the . lesrislatures loaning the funds provided that the nnntiea should reiuna vaeu luaiw njirimi of vears..- . . r.hijia unnnfiAa ahare .' In the apportionment and Randolph county j Is to receive-, WflOO; Mo??0"8!?' , $lWMs.Joor, i:2Wj.Vallford,' I ... -i." '-''ill : - i MISS 'MART EMEUNB SPOON - V ... - - DIES SUDDENLY A sudden death occurmg eigh't miles J h' east of Asheboro at Spoon's MM ear. ly Wednesda morning was thaVf Miss Mary Emellne - Spoon. Miss " , .Spoon is abom 75 years old sJid has Vi ; never, married,- Miss Spoon Uved v valone with her brother,' P F. Spoon, . wAnf k n-r hAr' narenta. ine A,IIUW wn w.. . r . - txriiiin ami ; TMuHltA Rnoon. Vf When 'the brother. .sweat . to Miss . . v; . Spoon's room to make her ft nre ne : little later to see If the fire was bura ; In ir Km found her dead. Until Tnes- : r-V-L iday she had been in her usual health, ' ' Vl A . 1.. .nolla Ji.Wno f If ill -PU BUiiCITIU U1"J ii;ihe day which none considered t serv . ous. She is survived by the .following, I K-iivP F 8poon, W. JJ. Bpoon, of Ashe- oro; Mrs. Adeline Moffitt, Asheboro; Mn. Jana OravenJ Sanford: Mrs. K. , ,i ?..m Wtoningham, of : Aaheboro;, t and ' f . Mrs. : Caroline Scott' of SUA ' The J: ., funeral itervices will be held at Union i . V -Grove Thursday at 2:00 P. M.t(i- d " . r . a 1 ' - - . . . . ..- I m ka f - Miia.m n uni ifnrnm uywero reaay w aown xo - fupyer. J,;Sno to hich" the M their' floor space into hundreds r r " . tt.v tij. iWnohmirtnii nTwm frave considerable oeen an empioyeo. oi uie mxn, rvu i " "-""o- .v- n.niM'fUmnanv.and had many space, one of the newspapers . pul RENTS LN THE DISTRICT 0RCQLU1IBIA cWeftted . Housli; Conditions jJescribei By, RepreaeatatiTe 18 ; Hamtaer in Speech. More Than ;70 Ier Xtni of the : V : , people Live in: Rented House repairs are liot made. - The let buildings fall into decay and ' filth. menacing pubue health. : Jj the mind ef the masses .-. becomes . inflamed it would take armed force to quell mob j -.'.. v..fv;. Crowded . He said dUbanding war emergency epartmenta was insufficient " to re lievo congestion. Many persons- have een attracted there because Wash ington has been made national head quarters of various' organizations.; .... "'Investigation shows 20,000 peo ple ' living" iaa crowded, insanitary dwellings, paying .exhorbitant rents. so houses are; Demg ouut io ,meei modern salaries," he said. . -x' i Hammer contrasted, the New York HouBina- law with the District act He then described tht XAmbetn diu. Pnlmanettes - f The need .for nigh" priced lldwel ljrigs'ahd fcpartmenU has been fairly met h !" 'However, it . must be noted that floor space has, been decreased so even in this . type - there iTiftraXot S trTfempfe speech-in the House of. Representa- 8earcrty ohouses W lamuies or r: " -r -... tt!. ih : WaAnemAav r lant weeir more man two. . ... , Jl, VlltS. 1VUV vvCVJI icn imiu aa w uw ure growing out of conditions follow ing the wan The present 'lawt ex pires May 22, next The proposed .V? mIt? rSwMrri smnnE extends and amends the the pres-iMAS-COMMITS SUICID tow Angnsli 1 1926. -'5r Elmer Sih aged U M: L51 22? 'nhir to crowded' conditions i 'bi .rrrach tafiD the pockets of few rent WMiMTurtnn fstv. th anmcma court 'profiteers.-" Hammer said. -Se greedy Km nnh)i a. law Kiralatms' the Price .are the many w uie landlord tnac of Mate. . .''.);-: ' There arc in the District of Colum bia on the north side of the Potomac river within the space of -seven oy ten miles square some 500,000 popular tinn. Tiearlv 200.000 more than in the entire thirteen counties of the seventh mnimMRionai district of North Caro lina. : More than seventy per cent of the people of the District of Colum- Ma Km in rented houses, about ' the same proportioa s fa New ' Tork r.itv. and such a publie interest is at tached to the housing situation that Congress enacted legrslation regulat ing rents in the uistnct oi uoiumraa, and a commission of five appointed by the President to regulate prices which had become unreasonably j and I WEAVER VILLE SELECTED FOR 1LP. YOUNG ?E0PLE :f JSk-oj ;n i x ,:rv:, Greensboro,' March' U Err. 1L- M. n.ln Jr af this citv m charaW OI h Vonnir Paanla'a Summer Confer- nesi -oi trte aieuoaist . rww, Church ia North Carolina Is just back 4 from-Weavemue, wn made final arrangemenw- xor m Conference to Je heid wune- iiui orrw.- . V. " ' i ' ,-'r t . vThe attendance1 wOl be at. least 350.-' Jt to expected! I" BIPROVBIENTS AT : ; MUSTER GROUNDS , Ra!plisfimpua7U0riaiized ! On These Groond ia 1861- 4 For Qra Wax The. improveineuU which are -now mwiq my uirwwinRii com thTt at Uait BOO will apply for re- 'mc fr.: oMCAiister u KAAAwdineT'TA m f . luiriBuiii i ... . - a- " r ALTTn, be Umited to tt .' Tb. tracts of aerea whirh TW Southeast Asheboro. The place " - . .T'..i-i.-.-.'-'.' 1" w tered ior w vooi.;; :, . ; vhmr Mp- rv p, n k-i. II ZXS f ro SouthirVi aKnS vervuleTa dUiK xt5 Mt The land was owned Asheville to Weavervuie, wtano fe Dr. Crowson. father f tma. - fwWof atiidv wfll be offered in 'W- Crewswi tawhom we 'ship, where the militia practiced. re- mr.T, 5-"" r paratory to eoming together annuallv UUIUUCUV a 7 hsf 1924 Weaveryille" eroncUnti completing the four year course. ; icomm 'jkwrvni MPHTINC IN 'i8 i Hyedninev miles JSvS FmSSs CBmm wf Asheboro on the old' plank Tittle bachelor apartments. . A eap deal table. ? and.. . two 'chairs; frtandu fa. the citv who . were com- Ushed extracts irom me ipewn wim vu Seteh MrPrbed rieara of tiie headlines to it across the entire .top; three, cheaptti shelves ,a silly U1 Pieteiy surprisea -to learu . ... j ,farT:n the tie stove with no place to . broil and irom no vveo uw eiuuu u utL&o it wai- v .. Knt a Ana mvA I news ui reuuivuii oprou RT SS - muSam report from which we quota: ji-Realtors . u !t,, v,i. ; Jnf 'Mi ' At ipnot RO.000 THstrict residents JonT A Cararteriy meetmg waneiaaj, u, nume respect of -h RjmHninh ' :i'StS; -JW i According to Mr. Crowson, - ft . 1lAiAtaM' KAV.r T i -wvw, U1IUUK 4. 41a Jaw MV Kriavi. bu"5"", ll- rtl. lirf .i,..ntative from fJ.?ureir!v?i!!Sr: K oSti Wh'fhs rent tespecting,North .CaroUna. chlckenj w wov, iu, , ; -m,. w.inrtnn Dailv an insiirnificatot table and ' Vou have WS inenas m . Bwre, euuiif ; " rr.7 ' l. . nf nf tho Aaleil Pnlmanettes. eall this two rooms. The partition iia g two misplaced ot4a nKmit AmfeTiAif Till 1710. mm UW nt.tlv honaed and becanse of -Shelves. Addmr-a. 9 :by .12 Uving per on the table. Mr. Spencer went to exorbitant rentals are crowqeo ; ww . m wvynj u ; ux & dining room and caned his wife congested quarters, according to Benn. tiiat swings on the only closet the and young, daughter saying, am resentative Hammer,; N. C, who in ageirt ; hypnotizes tiie tenant into tn kill maelf. come, in . and h sneech today on the need of the thinking this is ft 'three; room and .. " . .. w. s. I . i I : J . -v." i' ' KofH nnormATif nri inrA ' rvoiriTielr witness a suicide", ne caimiy ; pu i rem comnuaoiua bwu. . vvk-.l"-, . . .. . . . . i I .- ..n. . .1 wim vkii ,a nwMirw" the pistol to nis head and oiew , out j Tenants are xorcw w jiw ivbj iwj. T. . his brains: His ' wife in a panio L ' .", i'?,; M ' 1 trtrlckea state ran to the ;' telephone and called her brother, who came with & itnrtnr tA Knif 'Mr.. snencer dead. Mrs. Snencer told her brother .- that per husoand -nad been dtiniang. ana that htr'"d M Jiaancer ruie stomach. This is the only cause Mrs. Snencer can -advance f Or the suicide. Mr. Spencer was the son of E. E. Spencer la tins county ana an me family is well known here and ' at Hieh Point where - they have made their home lor the past tew years. Mr. P. P. Latham Announces Candi dacy For Commissioner or Agrt- The the morning service and io. the alter-" were dispensed from "cake wkronH" nooa the business meeungas Col Was th-. nwtf i In .theventog thejoung people had ; foremoet Sthe fea- charge'of the program. httures of the days intertairiment was out of town visitors were: Mr. Har-I horse racme with heS ris Coltrane, Sophia; ; Mrs, inos, "we, B gh track eitend- of near High Pdnt; M'" M down the planklStdrom where Vuncannon, Randlemanj Rev. Herbert fair jun te - T mi -Dnmnia f nMr: iTreensboro. l , x n " y 'J' ' x; , , n,rk PAin wnere nr. w. j. in oo re now S87' L'WnMcr!flanM' FaSS "J Many Bres citizens Rem M. C.' and- , M. A. Farlow, o the town who do not know of . the m C; Wmslow A,rop0'vuld muster ground should go over and Sophia: Mr. and MNS.'' it especially since it is undergoing Greensboro: Rev. Penn, Soprirt, Mr. pg,,, - & Mrs.- Fannie MeDanieU - and, vMiss j v u . SSrdS&rMSS ASHEBORO TEACHER -vVXJMAi. JLVAjr A V B.JLajraj IMUUH ' . THAT- WAS UNCLEAN MRS. NANCY M. POOL DEAD; I)EATH OF B1RS. L. L. HICKS m is himself ft farmer, was reared on a j c, Jri Asheboro Route 2; J. C. daughters, Mrs. Ollie Cranford, of farm and has always engaged in Sanford; Mrs. R. D. Ridge, Mrs. Bombay, Mrs. Kobt. uoppie, oi Thom farming and depends on the revenue Milton Trotter. Mechanic; and Mrs. asville, four brothers, Messrs. E. B. of his farm for a living-. He eompli- Sarah Rabins. Aaheboro Route 2: Mrs.' and E. H. Johnson, of Bombay. R. C. meats the State College "' upon the Ipoole is also survived by four broth- Johnson, of Asheboro, W. B. Johnson, plans they are carrying r scientific Lrg and four sisters, vis: Thomas of San Diego, Calif., survive besides farmina and feels that the head of de- Hoover. Franklin Hoover. " Samuel a number of other relatives. t i 1 . . . k . Vfil .. 1 J oartment 01 asncuiture snouia oe a Hoover. Asheboro Koute t cimeri nvnerai serviceB were conauciea man with practical knowledge of moover. Mechanic: Mia bos Flora and Monday afternoon by her pastor, Rev. farming. Mr. Latham- has been a Mrv Hoover. Asheboro Route 3: G. W. Clay, at Oak Grove church. In- mAmKA nt tlii Rotib Rnanl of Ao-ri-lu Dkulii MkTWm1I nf Alha.'. trmnt followed in t.hA rhurrh (wmp. culture for the past eleven years, marie: Mrs. Riley McDowell. Median- tery. The pall bearers and flower having been appointed by Governor je. There are also thirty nine grand- girls were nieces and nephews of the Craig and later by uovernor jtticxeu. children and nine great grandchildren, deceased ThA funeral was conducted Dy ttey.l - . .. .vi nf,1 . . . . xrv ATfttAn MAW KTI.l.r.n Oe Koutn ana wev. jonn xiupiau, Mrfc M- h Finmnson Succumbs From - . .4 TJn.U rWhV Vtmriavr ft whicfl, V..-i 1 tj J a-isl 11 Til rirftiBii uiuMiiu vriiicmiij uk IIETHODIST LTlSCOPAL MATTERS KB '. i.ju.u,,2:. ..t:.v. KYBy' W; H. Willis). " vtTltoV: W. F". TWomble preaches at T. . 7:80 Sunday, nd holds our Quar-T-Y- terlT Conference.; s K" V, , larried la Asheboro, March 23rd, V- He Cranferd. of GrmiHboro, and t.fM.' IItt: Ruth, of, High. Point, the mri'r of i'ir.tatlnav t k . ' ' At t' T-nrnonare on the morntrs? cf the two Asheboro. young v ' ' r'., I,!r, Ernest Moody and Jhs I iel iiteed. were united la tnatri- ";od lo Search' for ,Worshiprs,,, 1 he the rors topio at .the mom- hour Lujwfty. .vrnru of eoLin-rm i. ' JfimMi rnji'l, pronJ-. i '..!, 1 r-i,; -t r--:: " , ." . c,r 3. ' ri .:, J ,'ii.t, died I.. .!, ' 1 ', 1 I. "" . " r ll,e "!- ! v. (.7 t: n f .' . r of t !i t.--1 of K-.-i, t- r .. r 1 a i . r funivo. ILL DEAD t fsirmer of fathor of the Twelfth from lneu- ' r' v rf grant; of Till MrsC Nancy M. Pool, wife of E.:31 fMr&Etta Johtnon Hicks died at PnM am t . her home. Asheboro ner nome at uomoay, Sunday, uarca ont 9 if RaturnnT - mornlna'.-lrdrat the ee of 64 years. Mrs. March 2;folloiwing an iluiess oi twoucas-ao "aeen in poor neairaorxn n three months. A. lew days prior-to pane tore yearB, put nerimuura Mrs. Poole's death she suiiered a was not eonsiaerea cnucai untu f iwMivDifl from which ahe. lew weeKS mro. did not recover, constantly growing! Mrs. Hicks professed iaith in Christ until the end came. Mrs. Poole in early girlhood, and joined the Oak was about seventy one years of -age. Grove Methodist church, Of which she She was the daughter oi the late ax- uvea a consistent ana laitmui mem fred Hoover. For more thaa twenty ber until her death. She was held in five years" the deceased had been a mgn esteem oy au wno Knew ner, ana member of the M. E. church at West In the community in which she lived, Chapel, attending all of the services she won the love of both old and therehv whea she was able. Ia her young by her cheerful words, smiling last testimony, Mrs. Pool expressed face and willingness to help others herself as being ready for the final. when in need.. sleep. She is survived oy ner nus-i mrs.' mess, waa raameu Apru am band and the following sons and 1889, to L. L. Hicks, who with one step m,A nuua. of near Greensboro i Mr. aad Mrs. .W. M. Brookshire,: Sophia; rf t.v- !V.11a an4 Mr., : and . Mrs. Walter Stout Kandiemaw ouw , Mr? D B. Bulla, Sophia Route Uxr Miss lone Cates. a former teacher - in Asheboro and now proprietress of Ithe University cafeteria, went to Dur- W'A JMgemT 17 aha WPr:.VrZ rT T73'- r? took , the :witness stand -iimmmmuuh:. Mr. F. V. Latham, of Behaven, was in Asheboro yesterday meeting the neoole of the town and county and announdnff his candidacy for Com missioner of . Agriculture, ur. uitnam daughters! D. C. Pool, H. J. Fool and daughter, uiss ua uicks, two lurch has jZrj T u.ioiioJ nA in- at the judge and returning me oooa were designed, and selected and m- tnA .iunl, without kismnir it said. stalled and paid lor, oy me laaies oi ---- --- - T . Am,L the Woman's Auxiliary.. The . effect -; -'"17;.' ZZ it?? A is a beautifully softened light tnat ' 1 jDd Ives the church the atmosphere oi a r " iZ ome and adds appreciably to the Y""! E w' a i JXUSB VttbCB UCifllHVCU ill area spirit of worship. . ... IH tl.. Holv Book. "Well" said The Sunday acnooi orcnesin u r-r x , v- -j ,lhlM . received a new instrument, a sweet ,7 Tt. vou toned baritone horn. Mr.'Uumey ' fiTeverv leaf clean " terson plays it and it sounds like a are gM JSj-Jt,. pipe organ. i . trf. nH)Ceeded. During the last montn, we nave ic- which, num-l n. ... vrtii , j r o l hr at relatives ana inena ana tuo i -u m rr irsnn;ann nn, nf Ham, Ml hv Southbound Heaboard . nun - aeurs most peiovea women uieu . . ... .ixj l. . - m whi... rni. in .nmn . . . 1 i ' vi woman was held.. , lino-mffered a stroke of paralysis n Hi t . U r!it..J 0a 1 I 'I i . . ' Ifwn sulrl I oniverf nineteen new members. makes our total membership This amount to ninety. Seven more will join as soon as tney can bring their . .... ml x 111 X church letters. inat win iui uo within reaching distance of an even one hundred. now ASHEBORO WITHDRAWS FROM V TRIANGULAR DEBATE BAPTIST MATTERS ' two weeks ago. The deceased was 69 Mr. K. w. eteeie, oi jaw uuna. whi - - . , v " . i.o htiy:kmed.rMarsten,10 nni.n ni naniinb, auuiiuat t auntHvwu i ' a. when JiA-attemnted to cross the track ahead of southbound seaboard i Air Railroad AprU First trlnom over thA entire riticenshiD of Ramseur and to add to the sadness of .V.. Ax.fe.lf.il ' Iftnnt'.jm'a Viiinhanrl . , 1 .( . . , . . 111. vn-oi".. x".. x..... . Line passentrer train number 41 at ft JA1 "LmeeuVAOT , j ri " at death's door, In a comatose con roSS Kmfsoutt of tte Wock tow- High PolnV tliom-svflle and Denton dWon from epUepBy. Mrs.; Finnison ?TraWAletely demolished Jf two sons d two the light.coupe Mr. Steele, was any- B" "T7.- aaugnters, vis u u. ann v. w. rm- , .. v x, . - -' i ivty iu7's .Tvi - - v nison ana Mrs. a. graven ana mn. "a ,'!; hi - : "- . O"' I Naw Amilnment haa been nurchaaed d.i.l o . ri. ot. tVxi thrtraKTrn1dov.V lT ?d ,F3Kmr.'a wrkJlled'in Franc .OTiiSiS k and. ax. competent engirr has durln the World War. The funeral was later r.,,UA fore opeVatlonA begin."' ' rround near Mt Jlflead . for MmriaLl . xgbuvi who has Bad years'.-of rl Z XuTa xT"Sok C"? b. ld to rest in the Ramseur ceme- Arisou .xu v- bD employed, to inspect the road eonducted at the Bap- irationa oegin. -L"tlst church this afternoon by several years agent, at nisjn .rv Rev. W, A. Elam, after which the body will after his aged mother.'.;, -jn?i Point has been .employed agent f or the. road, . as : chief MTts. JAKE PRESNELL DEAD ; . .. i v- i ' .1 -r MOllK LIG1TT ON THE DISAP- Mrs. Jane Preimell, widow of the . .y pEARANCJB OF S, E, SMITH lntfl Arch Prermell. died at the bom . , y , ; " ... of her son. George PresnelL on Sal-J' jjn T". fimlth, ot.. High Point i It was announced a few days ago that Asheboro high school would withdraw from the state triangular debate to be held March 28th. The reason for the withdrawal is the ill hesa of two of Asheboro's debaters. The pastor of the Asheboro Baptist This is a source of regret on the part church will be away next Sunday, of the school ana me citizens oi u.o Rev Chas. E. Stevens, one of tne town wno were expecting ""u Greensboro pastors will preach both of our team. Asheboro was placed morning and evening. Special music with Lexington and Mt. Airy teams, will be rendered at both services. Rev. Another triangle is formed with biler Mr. Stevens conducted revival ser- City, Franklinville, and Elon College, vices here about two and one-half The question for debate this year is years ago. I am sure the people of whether or not the allied war debt Asheboro will be glad of the oppor- should be cancelled by the United tunity of hearing him again. States. The Asheboro affirmative Superintendent H. S. Edwards has speakers were Hal Johnson and lhe- about completed plans for grading ron Willis, the negative speaKere -the Sunday school. The Primary and ing Miss Thyra Wright and Hams Junior classes will be graded out Coffin. , next Sunday. "7: ' The Adult classes of the School are everyone urgeo to jou m v,n:a.i v giving a social Thursday evening of Week, this week from 7:30 to 10:00 o'clock ' " at the church. A special program This week has been set aside by -has been arranged. Refreshments State Insurance Commissioner Wade will be served. ; 1as general clean up week and Mayor Regular Quarterly Conference Wed- Ross last week proclaimed the week nesday night of next week, April 2nd. 'as "Clean Up Week" for Asheboro, A full audience, of the members thereby Joining with other cities In ' specially requestel. i making the week -worth while. , 4 AH, TT . XtUxXC. rastor. I AU Asneporw siunis m uraw . Ovil Court Stld In Progress As noancement Concerning Criminal Court Tomorrow. bury BtrtH-.t yenterdy siternooa atlkpother of 8. E. 8mlth.'"who hat been ii . . ii .,'..v, Eh. la I i . . i n i i. n.k.. u (.it, in ck'v j - "imiaaina- in iionua uun vwi, . j - x. ni . 1 by two Kons, George and ived a telerram from New Smyrna, 'Tr iLlT. bo h of Ah. horo. IHineral and tl . tint m man believed to be F.""SL ,L??wmfi a i ' . . . . . i i . . i m ni in l. ua i Cge tract "' For Gmaabore-Ashebore Highway Let For 3U7-0. The 8tate Highway Commlaslon let a number or contracts, the- total or which ran well over .three million dol lars Tuesday. Among the contracts GreensDoro-Asn)- buri.il rvir will be conducted - at West 1 nd at 2 p. tn. today, Rev. W. IL Wiiiis conducting the services. Prominent Qt!z-a of 6te Dead. ' JJMntnn Curminpharn died Eatur day at his hom nt tircnRborO of heart failure, sgrd ffty-ie year, lie had ben in poor hf-sU-h for v f rnl weks but Waa nnt cnflii!T-d In Miious condition. Mr. Cuiu.in hnm was deputy iUt colloctor f revpnim and prior to V .nt time had Uon deputy col!ctor of internal rev enue In the Federal service. r 1 " Etewart. who was in the missing man's employ and who had formed a dhdikA for him, la being held there. Tom Hall, a Hlnh Point man who is pending the winter at Tampa knows Stewart well and left with police from that plant for New Smyrna to help In Identifying the man and" with a hope to cleannu tin mystery As" U1 1ms rt-fi!1d, Smith Mt Tampa la Jan uary wi:l a winn who represented him ik-K Ui be H. J. Arthur who claimed to own Soma ho t I i ropertf at Orlan do and writd to ln!r$it Mr. Smith in the rm,nf-.i. This is UiS last that Ls seen I him. . , . , B-To ' Zelgler ' and Dal ton Construction 'company, con crete payment ; type for 1479.80 oa roadway and structure "to Kfker and Yount for t2i.230.60. t Guilford 10.99 mile, between Greensboro H and Randolph inev :, t . , .;. ;' $10,000,000 For Supplies For Cersjaa Weaiea and ChUdreft 1 , j Monday the Houae adohtxd" a me lutlon to appropriate 1 10,000,000 for the Durchaae of food supplies ror des titute womta and children la Germa ny. , - .-.. -t to clean bp their premises and place the trash where it will be accesible to the trash wagons ot the city. Mavor Ross calls attention to the llmnnrtanre of the tin cans and rub- As we go to press the announce-' bish being removed from the back f' merit Is made that ft decision will be yaros ox rewaenc-a ana ooea " made tomorrow as to whether er not other rubbish belonging ; to businis Criminal Court will beirln Monday, houses. All this trash he said, will This is on account of small pox. be hauled away without cost ana . Randolph Superior urart, lor tnen"!orw m '"" "i trial of dva eases started the second that all places be cleaned up. ; , week of the March term Monday, ,' , TTrr. . with Judn W. F. Harding presid ng. MISS ENCT HANCOCK. AND The ctS of Jo"h E. flcboweU etl ' MR. ERNEST RTDG8 MARRIED al vs. Norfolk., Southern Railway L ... :. "Tr 1 ..: ' Company et al was Called a. Week r a. s siary r-ncy uancocaam-.ur. ago and the Jury was chosen. The W. Ernest Ridge were married near east has been ia progress for th tm-, Eldorado by. Rev. Richard L. West - -timwesk. . 1 n Sunday rch Pth. iThey were There has been .lanr number of .accompanied by Miss Lena Cashatt witnesses oa both, sides examined, and Mr. Val Kearns of Jarmer. The lawyers spoke all day yesterday and the .judge will cnarge ue jury this morning. .. -v.- -.-. f . A special term of criminal "eourt for the trial of criminal cases will Mrs. Rldtre Is the attractive daugh ter of Mr. a.id Mrs. A. O. Hancock, of Seagrove- and Is well known m this county, having : taught In the public school for the past three years. Mr. Kid ire in the son of Mr. begin In Guilford county,. April and Mrs. A. r. Khige, or mwjiope aeventh, with Judge Geo. JL Crown Araacmy, ana noma rei poniu!e p- Dresidilif. --. ,, laiuon wjta ui couniy i