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Volume IX. . V ':': 'A A:7; BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBEk 25; 1920 ,f ' ':. ' A A . ' ; SNUMBER 45
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RED CROSS DRIVE
A NOW; GOING ON
BIG HAUL MADE
MISSING SEAMEN
THOUGHT LOST
SOLOMON NEEDED
MURDER CHARGED
SETTLEMENT MADE
OF CORN WHISKEY
vTO DECIDE CASE
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"SVA'
Teams
Are . Cover in g Every
Part of CitIn' Quest Of
T Members.
RaiJers Brought In Stills And
: A Supply Of Corn Liquor
Yesterday ; 1
A Tfteollowing classes of member-
: s Srahipa 0 being enroiiea lor ine , en
. .- 4Ang'y6aj of 1921: Annual, one
doftari half of which is retained'by
jk the chapter for local relief .work;
i Contributing, five dollars, four dol-,-i',lars
of which is retained by the lo
' ";Ail cal chapter; Sustaining, ten dollars,
;ij;htf dollars of which is retained by
' HA. the local chapter; Ofe, fifty dollars;
Jl: - Patron, one hundred dollars. Both
f ' -of the last two classes, Life and Pa-
r ' tron memberships are used lor the
vA'Tliviainn anH National work, none be
ing retained by the local chapter.
The following teams have been ap
pointed to look after the territory
as designated:
Section No. 1. From center of
More street, all territory West.
T-am No. 1. Mrs. Graham Duncan,
Captain; Mrs. William Gaus,
' Section No. 2. From center of
Moore street, to center of Orange
street, including territory between
from the water on North to the water
on the South. Team No." 2. Mrs.
G. W. "Lav. Captain: Mrs. Charles
Somebody is evidently going to be
shori(on Thanksgiviag liquor or pos
sibly even the Christmas supply m3y
be affected by some, raids that Sher
iff Thomas and others have been con
ducting of late. Thirty gallons or
more of Carteret County Corn and
two stills were brought to town yes
terday and committed to the watch
ful care of U. S. Commissioner Bu-
Coast Guard Men Find Aban
doned Boat. Crew Are
-Missing
An upturned dory rising and fall
ing Jn the surf attracted the atten
tion of the Coast Guard men at
Bogue Inlet Monday afternoon and
Suggested ti them the ever present
dangers of the sea. Besides the
dory the guardians of the coast also
saw a fishing smack anchored a mile
or so off shore and when they went
out to her their fears as to a prob-
shall and besides this another stilUable drowning were confirmed
and 650 gallons of beer were de- The fishing boat Endeavor from
stroyed by the raiders. Atlantic City, bound to Savannah,
Tuesday afternoon Sheriff Thomas jtcame -intoTOIorehead City harbor last
Constable H. W. Peterson, Deputy ; Saturday and on Monday morning
W. D. Alen and Captain Bryan Ar-j resumed her journey to the Southern
thur left here in Captain Arthur's ! port. About five o'clock in the af
boat for the land of the moonshine'r ! ternoon she arrived off Bogue inlet
which is around Back creek and ; and let go her anchor. The suppo
Adams' creek in dense swamps and i sition is that the two or three men
Who Shall Raise Little Lucille
Hill Is A Knotty Problem
:- To Decide
Killing Young Lippard Great
er Puzzle Than Murder Of
Dr. Hennessee.
jungles well fitted .for the habita
tion Qf bears and makers of monkey
rum and the like. Arriving there
the officers did considerable scouting
and interviewed some people -whom
they ran across and got what infor
mation ttey could. About sundown,
they told everybody goodbye and
Swindell, Mrs. Louis Greenleaf, Mrs. j ostensibly started for town.
Nixon, Miss Lucy Lay, Virginia Lay,
Henry Lay, Ben Arrington.
Section No. S. From center
Orange street, to center of Tur
ner, including territory intervening.
Team No. 3. Mist Lillian Duncan,
Captain; Mrs. N. F. Eure, Misse
Edith Skarren, ernice Wheatley,
Margaret Dill, Katherine Norcum,
Suth Norcum.
Section
Instead of coming back to Beau-
who were on board started ashore
in their dory and when they got into
dangerous waters off the bar they
were capsized and drowned.
When the Coast Guard men board
ed the Endeavor they found no one
tftere at all and the overturned dory
convinced them another tragdy of
the sea had occurred. They brought
both the boats to the station and
fort, as soon as it got drk the; have been trying to get in communl-
4. From, center of
raiders slipped back and finding
oil x ... . .r
gooa piace w stay spent me mgm.
Before daylight they dlied owt and
located themselves about where the
stills have been found and waited
to see if they cold catch anybody.
The moonshiners -jvere evidently
wary though and faid to put in an
appearance so the fflceri got the.
stills and tbe Ivqnvr and returned to
cation with the relatives of the men.
Their names were not known but tbe
records will show who owned' the
boat and who constituted the crew.
The Endeavor is like -several of
those boats stationed here that are
engaged in the sea baas fishing.
Most of the men in this work -are
Norwegian birth and are good sea
men and fishermen.
No
Turner street, to center of Craven,;,,
Including territory Intervening. 0n agt Smnir Sheriff Thoams, J
Team No. 4. Mrs. C. A. Clawson, !cnlitaUe Petersen, Clerk of the
Captain; Misses Marie Clawson, Court Respess and Chief of Police'
Caroline, Ko Din son,
Clyde Real, Elisabeth Norcum. jTarnafafn Buy n a still hunt and 1 issued" 'license W marry to the fol-
Section No. 5. From center of , were not so successful as they were lowing named eoapies:
Craven street, to center of Queen yesterday. They found and de l Jeremiah Jones arid Isora Jones
street, including territory interven- strayed eae eatflL eol Wildwood.
in. Team No. 5. Mrs. Daisy Hat- The buainesa of raakinr licuor in I wiuie ceil ana mouie jones coit
sell, Captain; Mesdames W. A. MacethU county kas evidently been pret- Wildwood. ,
H. C. Jones, Charles Skarren. ty active f lata but It is thought
The. matter of what shall be done
with little Lucille Hill, rnetion of
which was made in last week'sjssue
of the News, came up before Ckrk
of the Superior Court J. R. K. JRes
pe3s again yesterday afternoon and
again he postponed final action on
it. The problem is a knotty ojie and
as Judge Respess said, might well
tax the judicial powers of a Solomon.
The. question is whether the aunt of
the child Miss Airie Peterson 6hall
adopt her or whether her grandpa
rents shall take her in charge. The
child's father died during the war
and her mother passed away a few
weeks ago.
. According to the fdence the lit
tle girl who is a bright an attrac
tive little thing, has been raised en
tirely by her aunt who is devoted' to
her. Since the dath of the mother
the grandparents desire to take her
in charge. According to the evi
dence there has been rather bad feel
ing between the parties to the con
troversy and neither side seem dis
posed to give in to the other,
Attomies M. Leslie Davis and J.
F. Duncan appeared for the HUls
and argued that they were the natu
ral and proper guardians for -her.
Attorney C. R. Wheatly stoutly
maintained that the aunt had had all
the care of little Lucile so far, that
she and the child were devoted to
each other and should not be sepa
rated. The evidence showed that
the father of the little girl had his
life insured while in the army and
that hig mother Cta $50 a month of
the insurance and that his wife has
been drawing allowance of 20
la month.
While the trial was proceeding
' HICKORY, NOV. 22 -'Officers of
Hickory and Eurke county, following
an inve.il ';V-ti,n here mos of tlifc'il:;y
carried fiv white men to the, Mwr
jjanton jt4J tonight on the charge of
c. .sj'ii'. jr tihd murdemw ulo ii I.
; .i -i . t-e : t r whi'.i- nvm
rr ly v.;ti f u'd in tin Woods lf
! rke county, three mile west of
Old Board Winding Up Coun
, ty's Business and Prepar
ing to End Te:m.
II- o.'i, ? '.ni ty mor. ( Tlio mc i
:re.s:cd are. Dock and Cec 1 Hefner,
Lo..e Youjigi ' Bill.'Tallant and Uaktef
l.i'tletiTnd.
Sheriff Alexander, of Iredell coun
ty, accompanied ,by former Sheriff
Deaton, came to Hickory this after
noon and related an attempt, as told
by Glenn Lippard, that Bud lippard,
notorious blockader' and booze seller,
had made threats to kill him Friday;
of the statement by three negro chil ¬
dren of two men- shooting a white
man in the raid three Jniles from
Statesville Sunday morning, and of
the discovery by Sheriff Deaton of a
The county board of commission
ers held a meeting here Monday all
-members being present! The audit
ing of the Sheriff's books which has '
been going on for some weeks has ,
been completed and the auditor made
his report. This report war" accep
ted by the board and a settlement
with Sheriff Thomas for the taxes of
9 19 was made. The tax books for
1920 were turned over to him.
The matter of giving anti-typhoid
treatment to- residents of the county
in conjunction with the State Board
of Health was taken up and it was
decided to go into the work with the
understanding that it would not cost
over $400 a month. I Chairman Wal
lace was instructed to notify ' the
physician who' is to be in charge to
begin work at once. , , i s '
The board received a letter from
the inmates of the County Home
thanking them f of, attention shown
them. . The letter was ordered filed.'
pool of blood. The sheriff tried tol-On account of infirmities Herman
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Within the last few -days Deputy
Grace Duncan. ( ijt wnt into tbe country near i of Deeds J. ,R. Jlnett nhitUe Lkteile played about the rooma
entirely indifferent to thjarrangthiff
that was going on and unconscious
that her future was at stake. As
before stated Judge Respess an
nounced that be would consider the
matter further and give his decision
i Saturday,
Section No. 6. From center ef that the raiding .Uiat has been going
Queen street, to center ef Pol
lock, including territory intervening.
Team No. 6. Miss Nellie Richard
son. Captain; Misses Theresa Hitl,
Margaret Skarren, Nellie Jones, Es
telle Caffrey.
Section No. 7. From center ef
l.llork street, to center of Msrsh
street, including all territory inter
vening Team No. 7. Mrs, Will V
on recenthr will civ it a check
a while at least.
for
THE WOMANLES WEDDING
Edwin F. Pioer, Smyrna, and
Georgia Moor Marshallburg
.. Lillingtoa Garner aad -Cracie H
Oglesby, of Newport.
. Ralph F. Ha user and Lorraine W
Arendell. of Morehead City.
Jno
rreparauons lev xne enienaming port.
link this incident UP with the Lippard
killing near . Hicksyr but the exami
ning physician stated tonight that a
man murdered at 9 o'clock in the
forenoon would not bleed, for an
hour or two. There waa a pool of
blood around the murdered man's
head in the Burke county woods.
Solicitor Huffman said this was a
greater ptizxle to him than the Hen
nessee murder at Glenn Alpine.. U
seems that the murderers had two
motive robbery and revenge and
that Glenn Lippard owed some Jitney
drivers and had Impersonated an of
ficer at one time, getting several gal
lons of liquor- Mean whiskey it was
said, figured largely in the case.
. Solicitor Huffman will return to
morrow to earry ph hie lnvest'gatlon
aad in the meantime has left Instruc
tions for tbe sheriff of Burke county
to confine the prisoners in separate
cells and to prevent communication.
MANY . MENHADEN
CAUGHT
fatbackers could
ARE
Salter, of Sea Level was allowed $15
aid ' for the month of November.
An order was passed allowing Guth
rie Brothers $2,500 on the j North
River bridge contract. ' M. Leslie
Davis was allowed $250 foa legal
services In the. case ef T. M. Thom
as against Carteret county. Super
visor of roads Chas. Thomas was in
structed to get up an inventory of -all
tools and implements' belonging
to the county. A' number of small '
bills were audited and ordered paid.
The board adjourned to meet again,
next Monday. . 4
TEACH E1& ASSEMBLY
MEETS - . J
A session, ef the North Carolina -Teachers'
Assembly Is meeting In
comedy which is to be given by the
localUlcnt en Frtdsy December the
3rd. are going forward. Rehears
als efthe masic and the mock mar
Misses Emma
Potter.
Section No. 8. From center of
Marsh street, lo center of Live Oak
street. Including alt territory inter
vening. Team No. 8. Mrs. Charles
Bnshall. Captain; Mrs. John Chad
wltk, Misnes Mildred Jones. Vera
Longest. Annie Clyde Ewell, Ltllisn
twtll, Frsnces White.
If the fatbackers could get as,!
Grant and Iva Fedrie, New-'many Ash every day as they did last
Friday and Saturday. they would
. .a
soon have more money tnan wey
'would know what to 'do with. Prae
TO THE PUBLIC j tic(lijy tvery ytt, that went out
Interested in protect-; brought in a good load. The big-
catch that the News heard of
inoculated for Cholera the better. was that of the Princess which was
I wish to give you the in formation '310,000 fish. The Mcintosh csught
If you are
B. IV,Ur,C.pUin;-Mrs.Jo.i.-Ch.d the sooner they ar.ige.t
. . ... ' ' ., . ... and the managers say they will give inoculated for Cholera the better. was
ment The full east of the charac- tht t cholera is now rsging in a 276,000. the Culver 180,000 and the
ters will appear In nc it week's Issue m.nT sections of the county eaufort Fish Scrap and Oil Compa-
of the News. by spring it la likely to spread jny's boata caught close to half a mil-
!over the entire county. N Jlion on Saturday. .The weather has
TELLS WILD-DUCK FANCIERS v I have beert licensed by the De-: been rather unfavorable aince S-tur-HOW
TO RAISE YOUNG BIRDS partraent of Agriculture of North Jsy unUI yesterday when they were
Carolina to use the serum and virus ,11 out
ROOK PARTY
Mrs. C. S. Maxwell, delightfully en.
tertained quite a number of her
friends last Wednesday night. '
Three tables of rook, were plsped
and at eleven o'clock a delicious
course of bot chocolate and wafers
was served. All present enjoyed a
very pleaaant evening.
ATTENDED BAPTIST
VENTION
Rev. Harry A. Day, pastor of the
Baptist church here attended the
Baptist State Convention last week
and renorta that the. occasion was t
very Interesting one. One of the
most important matters taken up
was that of establishing 'a .Baptist
hospital. A number of cities are
CON,
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Asheville this week. 'The meeting
began .Wednesday . and will last
through tomorrow. Quite an ex-'
tensive program has been arranged
which will be participated in by well
known educators from this aad oth
er states. Delegates from Carteret j
county to the meeting are as follows:
County' Superintendent L. B. En
nett, of 8tella; Superintendent of
Public Schools In Beaufort G. H.
Ferguson) teachers Misses Annie
Morten, ' Annie GIbbs and Nellie
Richardson. Superintendent E. P.
Mendenhall, Mrs. Mendcnhall and
Mrs. Hattie Edwards, ef Morehead
dty, are delegate from that city.
Uncle Sam is the best friend the
In the inoculation of
o large caicn were maoe . -- - unimr ...
. . . . . i HsiiiiAa ar ha vrea a w m m b m ni . - -
hnn whLrh thonrh The menhaden viw" ..v-.. --r-
MRS. MIDYETT HAS AN AC-
1 CIDENT
t -
During the rata storm which oc
curred Wednesday night ef last week
Mrs. Belle Mldyett sustained a pain
ful Injury to her right band. , While
lowering a window It fell and caught
ber hand crushing it badly. She baa
physloli
... i sines tfen and is now ratlins? lan .
L .W- Imun. fnr .U. ... Urwm nd , OUnflaUOn incorporaieo WW fiUB- . - - - - - -
.inn wti uv f - - --- ut ia" - - - i . . . . . . .v.'verv well.
life. My seAlce n thU work U free f.t but the prices of oil (and wrap ; tor u ' , -
I . .nnlaved br the county andl.r. M low that there b not much wnonng o. any iruw i.n g..,
wild ducks have, and It follows that'
Section No. 9. From center of he has s wsrm spot In bis heart for
Live Oak street, to center of Gordon the wild fewler. too. In the Inter-
street. Including territory Interren- e.ts of both be has prepared a Itaf-; . urt)m j ,rua (IMd In the ti-'nroAt 1 1 them for the factories. ncoursgement of peaople
In. Team No. . Mrs. Clsrence let on the propegstlon ef wild ducks, ..MM ina,uUtiti t.tmant U! tv- . k. A.K.rm.n hrouaUt In to make such donation to the church.
Cuthrw. Ceptai! Mr. C. R. Mas- whch may be had from the BureauJ fc . f sUte... Bict l.i of flsh Monday. The
well, MiMCt Annie Guthrie, Ruth of Biological
WU1 is. Department of
CROWING POTATOEJ
Carteret county W te
Hevtion No. 10. From cenUr of on
Gordon street, all territory East to
Certertt Lumber Co., mill. Tesm
No. 10. Mias Immogene Stewsrt.
Captain; Medsms W. B. Guthrie.
W. D. Guthrie. Jsme Rum!ey, Mle
Lydla Tarklns, Ines Willis.
Tbe teems begsn their work last
Tuesday morning aad are meellag
with good succees up to tbe laeee ef
the News.' The campaign will cloee
... ... . iiurounea ai cos irvm ui pm. .a ntre ioi oi nan ni7- " , " . . . . .
Survey, United Slates, ft desiring to have mytches In pounds were at follows:'," klndaesa of wnvi mem-, potatoes,
r Agriculture, by any., wJ Morm ma by m,u lt poUy 8 000 AnB,t , 800f hniMibers of the ebureb who made It poe- better be
rho atks for It
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Mslisrd sre me essieai u unnn, ,
With wood duck coming nest. Blsckj
ducks need more space than either!
of the because they are mors we-'
tla a bit -wilder." Widgeon and
teal need winter shelter, if grown in
Straits or see me In person.
C T. JARVIS.
GARNER -OGLESBY
At three o'clock last Sundsv if-
the North, to a greeter eitent than : ternoon, November II, a quiet wed-)
... ... M .. . . I . . . L - . 14 m .
their couslna, out we provisions lor oing voos piece oi u pro .
3.600. Mollle 1,000, Edith 1.000,
John Leonard 7.000. These boats
went out, to the fishing grounds again
yesterday and will be In todsy or to
morrow. :j-
; NEWS FROM ORIENTAL
Mr. Day acknowledge bis spprecia- piece in the world fortff
Tbey grow i -- - .- i
here than most -; c i
toaUend the conven- . A few days ago Iff. Auc - Ws1e
a well known fenmr uaa lives f W
.miles from Bsufort brought la Vi
sible
tion
foi pit
shelur need not be elaborate. For
moat docks and asost climates alav
pie. three sided shack ta suftrlent.
CU and toberro are coming In
Elijah Oglesby neer Newport. Mr. .ify, nly about 400 bales ef tbe
Oglesby's youngest daughter Teacle former have been lnned to date In
J t HUnminn C.mrnar vara married ik. i larmtmA Kara At tbe
A . pta, inrfwwni wm v. w , - w a - -
f sa tmm f ltlr'f....M ffvK.en nrkatfta ! r
It la hoped that the entire number of fM nUmu frln(. ,a reUUons. tM twkt . wtk. Tuesday and Fri-
button sent for the keel chatter f lu u gof j Mf c a 0mlsUng. 1Uy. Allogetber about 400,000 Iba.
m wui ne reuirea lor e eirou- M . M f M n, kr,4, WM Uautlfly dressed Uen dU posed ef, with prices
ent tnia yeer. ii t wue fn tins to Urn If Is blue allf and looked very sweet I favoring the buyer, probably ewhg U
M at t n i nn la l likai 1 a Ba St I i a ai ......
tort WUI inrvil v in m rvai r
let this year.
tbe birds ar to keep their i)d eon. land youthful when eh entered tbe rather poor grade, very little bringing
om holding tbe froo- S arm and'vvr the grvs
. . . . . . . . . ivi nwew-i l u w"wr-
we use w FPn.nn, tr. MMteOy kaUb- pl.gly took
D l Htm itpuint ami ftatavra mi
adtance ler tbe splendK wcik which ,
that are Celng In behalf ef tbe
greatest orgsnltaUon for bumsnlty
and relief ik Ii eur nstioi.
II A CRY A. DAT,
' Roll Call ptalnttf.
greater part selling be
tbe eolemn vow of! CeUbrstlons ever the eWcCans
ed la an IncebeUr. - Broedlag stotk matrimony, wearing a sw.le all Ue vcra .0. Tbe DeavwraU had
f vkatevtr specie bo14 b ebUl-j whle. ,Ubelr Inning on tSe night ef the tid,
ed In the fall so as U be settled la Ita Tbe groom is the yeunffvet son f ken It wss k town tbe Slate, county
quarter before tbe breeding see sea, Mr. T. T. Garner, ef Newport, andand Ux-.l matters went tSelr sy,
wkcb eomee rslber early In tbe ell known. He Is nineteen years 'but on tbe night ef the Ird. when tbe
spring. Tbe leeflet describee tbe 'of age, and tbe bride sixteen.
cere aad feeding of tb young birds After shower ef eongratulaUen
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at every stage In tnelr development Uie yeang eeupie were motoree np
THANKSGIVING SERVICE t1"1 Y T 01 '
(grown on his farm Tbere were
Special Thankagivlng service will en ef them all on oe vine and all
take place today at Ann street Metb- good sited. They wer ef the Hsy
odist church. Tbe pasUr Itsv. B. T. man variety.
Bumpaas will conduct tbe'servktsf ,
end will preach a sermon appcepri. (REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Mturns showed that Cot and compa
ny bad hardly react ed let beee. while
Hsrdlf and CoolMge bad vf 7
A aeod CWUlamai mmI lee. a, from tbe yWw feia of tbe durklln to lb groom' fslKers where Ctey rrowed t ie bone plele, tSe rv)oi
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ITiM'.i. : mil iiia.v
to ike t the gleaming Iridevent
their
borne.
ing we:e heart'el; If t.mI so noisy
aU to the day. Tbe member ef tbe
Maaoal order and the EeAern Slat
wQI attead tba sertke In a body.
An. offering will be Uken up for tbe
orphanage la the State.
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REVERLND R. F. BUMFAS
. I RETURNS'
Memebr ef the Ana Wl Metho
dist cburck kere a4 rongrateUUng
tkevsaelvee that trrnd R. F. Buss
pea a bo km ierved thee ae ccp-
ubly In tbe past wilt be lVlr pla
ter again. The list ef ppoia'tmeti
re-td by rubop Darllntto at Rxky
Mount Monday abowed "that. Mf.
fumpaa wetttd again be In rV-tt
f the Iocs) cberth aad this an
isdcemeat was teeeivad bre w lb
jetetel saUsfartn. v
p . . . . .
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Tbe real estate market baa been
rather quiet of late. Tbe feDewing
ar . th deed filed for record re-
Uys ' A
Roland :ren and wife to Kilby
Baiter one acre In Hunting Quarter
township,' consideraUea tISO. ;
C G. Austin and wlf to Jao. f.
AusUa tei an Turner street. Beiu
fori, raasiderftiea 1 19 Ac 1
C B. WbesUy and wife to a. U.
Wbeetiy let on Ana street, Befeit,
.OBslderatiee 11.000. .
R. a llodfe to J. C U.Ui Wt
'sr Msreheed City, cnslderatto
M50. . ,
Mias Eul aad Fansy 0U went
KhVtoa ye4erdny to p-nd
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