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Entered at OreenviUo, N. C, poat
offlce as second-class matter.
The great trouble with our oppor
tunities is that so many of them come
C. 0. D.
You can' flatter any man by sim
ply asking him his advice about thus
and so.
Would you believe it? Josephus
Danies lias congratulated President
Harding.
Even the girl with a wink may de
monstrate the fact that action speaks
louder than words.
Don't sit down and wait for some
thing to turn up unless you are armed
with a meal ticket.
We await with interest ex-Kaiser
Bill's opinion of Warren G's message
to the sixty-seventh congress.
Those British coal miners are de
termined notwithstanding the objec
tions of Premier Lloyd George.
This is what we call sound reason
ing. "Pastors who preach politics
find it difficult To pray piously."
r
Sunday last was the dryest day that
New York has ever known. This is
surely a broad assertion for Gotham.
Thirteen Princeton college seniors
admit they "never kissed a girl." Fur
ther proof that 13 is really unlucky.
Sixty years ago Tuesday the Con
federates opened -fire on Fort Sum
ter. The Yanks well remember it,
well bet. x
Hurrah for Scotland Neck! Board of
aldermen authorizes a bond issue of
$250,000 for street paving. This spells
progress.
Frost ' on- the apple and peach blos
soms may be pretty to look at but
well pay dearly for Our looks this
coming fall.
Harding's message tickles Senate
leaders. Of course, it could not be
otherwise. . That's Republicanism
from stem to stern.
When' everybody owns a home, per
haps the profiteering landlordt will
find some other way to get his Nor
folk Ledger-Dispatch.
Price of kerosene has been reduced
to fifteen cents is announced by the
Standard Oil Co. John D. must be
slightly indisposed again.
Shot -man, then threw -body down
elevator shaft, killing him. We think
the method of warfare was amply suf
ficient to accomplish the purpose.
British arevmoking less, says a
London dispatch. American prices
must have landed over there. If ach
be the case, we- don't 'much blame
'em.
Former Representative Shqrwood,
of Ohio, aged eighty-three, is now
press representative for a Toledo
newspanper in -WashingtonT Well, it's
never too old to learn.
The town of Hobgood plans to live
at home and board at the same place,
says The jScotlaijd Neck . Common
wealth., Ther -is nothing liki home
cooking and the old bed after all.
bed after all.
Congressman Claude Kitchin thinks
that President Harding's message
to congress is about as good as could
be expected. The - Republicans thiiik
so too; but not frank enough to ad
mit it. 1 ". . ' '
V f I i . l 9 - '
r Bishop Lawrence o?; Massachusetts,
dont 'tlunk muchirfjaixJng-iujsineBs
with holy orders, t We always thobght
that preaching the gospel Wal ; mighty
good business, and am ;stiU
same Cflpinion. , ' Ji
of the
JK't
j The majority pi people -who oppos
aTdTpplftg their cattle so bitterly last
year hve' changed, their mind; and
are. saying the process isst;the
thing-for stock. Some few, however,
e.clmging'to their firapinion
and refusing to dipW This is a mighty
nobr 'stand .f or Jthenv io -take, .To jp.
pose'sometfiing that'iaeaM good In the
end . is a .wrong -position to assume.,
DirrtjiMT of eattleha proven beyond
question the right ,wwng ana ior, i
Uf of us,evtseRow' anyettf
;..,. m j.t
ib4 owner '-of siock can ref use
y;re:in- FttoBnty.7jaii'wnoav
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have seen'$he wisdara Ot-it. Butchers
SJ wlir telttyojfi fait dipped cattle are
buy cavue uiai nave uuw ucc "'p11
Some batches?reiawrirsirigtto
buy caitle -vthat-hve'f notbee .idiBped
by the owners, eyH.ciaim wiiwe
beef ismuch:bettennd that er
it: since,
they have'' learned 'the. k-enson. Any
one knows fthatGSieeft from a tacky ani-
Imal cannot -be good wholesome meat
and the patrons of the beel maricets
re learning the .difference between
ticky beef and that not ticky." If those
buying this ticky -beef -could only -isee
the number of -ticks, ion some of 'the
animals, when they are butchered,
they would never ,eat another .piece of
beef unless they kne.w. absolutely what
kind of an animal tit came from.
Those . farmers who dipped their
cattle last year say that their stock
wintered in much better shape than
ever before and on far less .feed. They
further say, that the calves bom this
spring are much stronger and health
ier and larger than ever before. .
The farmer who persistently fights
-tick eradication fights his own poc-ket
book. Pitt county can easily be freed
of -the cattle tick this year if .every-"
body will . only. help. Lets wipe out
the cattle tick in the county , this
year for .all time to come.
Little Old
New York
(Br O. Q. HePiTVBB
California, JLpril 14.-UNd visit to
Pasadena is complete with!ut a visit
t Rene's, the most genuinely Parisian
staurant to be found in all of Ame-
rlca
Rene .is there to low ta Madam
f:nd Monsieur- in person. And the
tranger is invited to inscribe hsi name
in the Archives of Gourmets.
Rene used to be a headwaiter at old
Sharry's but he told me he liked Gal it
f ornia far better. . "The sunshine, the
Cowers, the people" he said with the
real French shrug. It is expensive ttfj
dine at Kene s but it is-worth the
price. It is small and cozv and does not
cater to the hoi-polloi. Thick turkishj
coffee is brewed t on es"able and the
plates rest in a compartment of boil-
kig water so that they may alwaysj
be hot. v U
We saw Adele Ritchie there and
her husband-. -Guy Bates Post. They
live in a beautiful home here. Rupert
Hughes and Mrs. Hughes were misty
among the diners. No-dance floor ini
New York is. at 11 commerciable with
that at Rene's and the orchestra plays
softly and most of the lights are turn
ed away down low. .
-California dance steps are about the
same as they are in New York and
the toddle is quite popular. No one
thinks of going to Rene's in informal
dress. It would be Jike wearing a
hrown derby, at a church -J wedding. :
Pasadena presents a 'glacial front
to the moving picture folk. They are
not encouaged to build there and aj-s
though thei rendezvous j is the
Inn at Santa Monica a few of" -the?
stars were at Rene's but mostly the
patronage consists of wealthy tourists
from Chicago and New York.
This morning we motored to River
side to vfsit the famous Mission Inn
run by California's Elbert Hubbard
Frank Miller.- TKe hotel is buiK and
furnished after the general style of
the old missions which a hundred
years ago,-kirted the coast from San
Diego to San Francisco. They were1 a
refuge and a borne for the worn trav
eler wtio" paid what he could afford
and went away with the blessinof
these man of God. Mr. Hillef is'an
omniverous reader. 'Ho fcail even read
rsome of my articles and quoted some
thing I had -said.' So of course I'Watn
ed to hto. ?erer wa organ redSl
which we aftehtfecrand then with &r.
Miller we-nad luncheon in the open
court. ' He "had prepared quatres for
ns for a week and appeared genuinely
disappointed that we only remained 'an
nour. . . . ' :'. '' ' ' " :" '
I stopped to talk to some Japanese
laborers in the fields near Redlands.
They were very shy and much em
barrassed though Courteous. A Japan
ese lady handed my wife a large, bo
quet of sweet peas with a Cunning
curtsy. ' l" learhed tjptethat ;1 was
was supposed- to payhertfof them but
I didt, krfow -that. vlspposeiriB&y
stupied war I have;jdone omtiiing
further to increase l iie;YeUoyPeHl!
I presume they think I'm a iandil of
some1 sorfc
KeHneth.cC. Beaton, known tsx Mir i
1 lions Wtfadei as ? KTCM d
;Mifrom $omej ranch to see us at
Pasapedena while we wre away sowe ,,
missed him tie-waS"tbotn ;n oanaaa.
but he loves California Dest of all.
- Kinst6n,' April 13. -3. Confederate
"vataraira .Trom half ' a dozen counties
vwill icame heefor he' May 10 lexe'r-
ises,Nwhich this; year, will be thejmost
elaborate in many. - Josephus Daniels,
former secretary of the navy as the
principal ' speaker; "will be -the 'princi
pal drawing card. The Tar Heel cele
brity will be -at home here. ,He,,was
a' frequent visitor to t Kinston in his
youth, andv&'Iborn K less thanl &
mfcea from jbere- i$ Beaufort drfnhtft
ESTABUSHMENTtQPMARTIAL -LA
W.f ilNbGREEjdB DISCUSSED
Athens, April 13. EJstablishment of
martial law in Greece was discussed
in the chamber ow deputies' itere today.'
Piemier Gou-nariesf brought-the rnatter
to ithe attentiori-of the 'deputies 'last
night, by . proposing consideration of
the matter.
GOODYEAR COMPANY
REDUCES ITS, STOCK
Columbus, Ohio, April 13. The
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company,
.Akron, .today filed articles vwith the
secretary of state reducing in com
mon capital stock from $100,000,006
to $1,000,000.
SCIENCE IS UNABLE
TO EXPLAIN CAUSE
FOR MILD WINTER
Washington, April 14. Causes un
derlying the unusually warm weather
of early spring this year remains a
mystery to Weather Bureau officials.
But reports show, . they say, that
March was one of the warmest in the
history of the country, breaking all
known records for high temperatures
at some Weather Bureau stations in
the East.
One contributing reason for the
high March record, they, stated was
the succession of bright clear days.
luring a month when blustery winds,
clouds and storms usually prevail.
But what caused this succession of
bright clear days, the Climatologies!
Division is unable to determine.
One cause of usual cold March
veather is said to be the sharp dif
ference frequently prevailing in baro
metric pressure. This feature evident
ly was missing this season, although
complete records had not as yet been
compiled. Cold weather often result
ed, it was said, from a hifrh baro
metric pressure in the colder regions of
the north which created an air 'hill"
lown which cold air poured, like wa
ter running downhill, upon the Under
States.
During the cold winter of 19l7-18f
t was pointed -out air -pressures were.-
xtremely high in Alaska, building up
a hill" from which slid icy winds
from the snow fields, bringing one of
America's coldest winters.
Vegetation this .March advanced
far beyond its usual ;growth and thru-
3Ut the fruit regions of the middle
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west and southeast, a short freeze nip
pedjaiany buds," causing , what ' was
thought at first -to.be disastrous dam
age of f ar reaching "proportions. La
ter inspection 4 of jtreesi however, 3 it
was reported ' .showed. that vthe f rsot
had nbtHamaged fruit to such an a$Jr
preciable'-'extent. ""J.
J FLY CAMPAIGN. "
. Every thing that makes. for a cfty
beautiful S"every thing "that TnakeS "for
progressiveness : every Jhuig thatf
makes- for enla rged business every
thing that makes . f or 'i.the. happiness.
df 'the homes; everything that mdkes.
H or efficiency; everylhmg ft hai n'akeS
for'irift; everything that has for Its'
ultimate .aim, the general welfaro-of
the pepplef, should ;at least 'haY'the j
careful ifcpnsider'atian fof etery;' citizen
in our city. The "Clean-Up Cam
paign," which will be" pur on at an,
early- date has! -my" hearty endorse
ment. - - C. J. . ELLEN, f I
In order to keep abreast with our
neighboring ''towns, it is . incumbent
on every citizen in GREENVILLE to.
ive their loyal support to the "!leiin
Up Campaign," which will be waged
during the 'next few days. Jiam for ,
every thing which makes for a cleaner J
and -m'o-e healthful community. This
movement warrants the enthusiastic
support of our evsry citizen. t
vv E. HOOKER.
HARVEY AND HERRICKS
NAMES SENT TO SENATE
Washington, April 14. President
Harding sent to the Senate this af
ternoon the names of George Harvey
as ambassador to England and Myron
Herrick a samba ssador to France.
Indict Alleged Ha2er.
Raleigh, N. C, April 14. R. H. Mc
Comb of Hickory a junior at the North
Carolina State College of Agriculture
and Engineering here, today was in
dicted by the Wake dounty jury in
connection with the outbreak of haz
ing at the college several weeks ago,
in which a number of students ha'd
their hair cut and were otherwise mis
treated. A capias will be issued im
mediately for the McComb arrest.
Engineers Reject Wage Reduction.
New York, April 14. The Marine
Engineers' Beneficial association of
the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, claim
ing a membership of 15,000, today re
jected the wage reduction averaging
25 to 30 per cent, proposed by the
American Steamship Owners' associa
tion. FOR MAYOR.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Mayor for a second term,
subject to the action of the primary
to be held on . May 2nd. Yeur sup-1
port will be very much appreciated.
2 to 30 D. M. CLARK.
n. BENTLEY HARRIS
19 Years with the
"OLD- REtlAftErT
MUTUAL LIFE OF' -NEW YORK
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want to concern
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SEALED TIGHT
KEtT RIGrJu
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Satisfied
Customers
ll if-ydiiiare that'onfi'of our cus-tt
tkomers then you should be and you
frflitalk too. ;
N; sAsk anybody who has tried our.
shoe - repairing service and they
" will tell ' you -we" make . them lbbkf
PKe new. ' ,
Every job is strictly guaranteed r.
to be first class ' and to :give 'ab-;
L-J II i? ! 1 TIT . 1 '.
Boiuue sausiacuon. ; we employ;
only . expert workman1 thereby as
suring you of the best work- possi
ble. ' ' : ' ,
, Shoe
Repairing Co.
FIVE POINTS.
GREJENVILLE, N, a x
: Health
' Miny thtimatidi d
women suffering from
womanly trouble, have
been benefited by the use
of Cardui, the woman's
tonic, according to tetters
we receive, tim22r to this
onefromlrs.Z. V.SpeH.
- of Hayne, fi.X 1 couhl
not stand on my feet, ana-
Jujt 8ia?eredt.terrlbiy,f
she,iays M jnymV,
fering was 8ogrea,an
hefted tried other reme
dies, Dr. -i i ted tm
cet CarduL 'lejpai '
improving, and it dtred -me,
l .know, and my ::
doctor knows what Car- ..
Out did for me, fotJny
nerves, and txealtbwere
tboatgoms." fi .
SAKE
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She wrtteTfuTtfieR iri
' aw su imw m niin
an!do my work.' 1 feel 1 4 ?
1 In dreadful condition."
If -yon are nervous, run
down and weak, or suffer
: from headache , ftaefcacne, -
I etc, evwy month, toy
1 Carduf rThousandt
women nralse this medi- t -I
: dne for the good it tea
done them, and many
' nyslcians who have used.
! ardui successfully- with
' fteh women pafienTJ,'for
! years, endorse this medi-
dne. Think what It means
' tbe in splendid Tieatth,
i like IMrs. SpIt ' Give
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$500.69 REWARD.
A Five Hundred Dollar Reward ,1
offered "for ithe. eapture-nl -delivery'
to the undersigned 9! J. Harring
ton, Jr., fate rjof tfc Vounty, 'ortb"
he- having' been declared an outlaw.
Descriptwni-weightab
pounds; height about 6 feet 2 inches;
light sandy hair, a' little curley; age
about '36; ordinarily, dressed, when
last 'seen wore a short Kght mustaclje
and wearing cap. ! r
-E. R DUDLEY, t .
11-16 Sheriff of Pitt Cd'urity: "
Present: Hon. ; Henry Groves Connor
Judge Presiding:,- - ;-J
in the District Court of the United
States for the Eastern District of
North Carolina. . . ; -.
Pratt Lumber J Company, ' Inc., Com
; ; plauintv , ....- .j
vs. . .
T. H. Gill Company, "Defendant, fi
In Equity, No. 404
.Order to show cause why a special
master to take proof of claims should
riot be appointed. '
LI 1
' On reading and filling the petrtiotf
of 'Doughlas V. Ashley, Receiver of
the above "named defendant verified
on the 26th day of February, 1921,
praying f or an order- requiring :aH
creditors of said defendant "to show
cause why a Special Master should'
not be appointed herein, it is '
' Ordered, adjudge and -decreed 'that
ill creditors of the -T. H. Gill Com
pany, the defendant above named
show cause before this cour tat a terni
thereof to be held at Raleigh, Wake
Countyr North Carolina, on AprU:9,
1921, at 10 o'clock, A. M., why a :Spo
cial' Master should not be appointed
herein-to take proof of, ascertain-tand
report to this court the nature 'and j
extent of the claims of each of th?'
creditors of the defendant herein; io
take proof, of, ascertain and report
What lien, if any, and. theiature and
extent -thereof, .'which: any,", df- fthe cob
iHors of the defendant has ngainst
ite rihsete, and to lake "proof of as
certain and -report' which, if..afiyv';af
said claims are entitled -rto :irefer-t
ence or priority of .paryment:;il'i3
further. ,-&LS': ' . -.;
Ordered, adjudged and. decreedlthat
the receiver cause a" -copy of this; or
der to be mailed totaU known creditor"
iln the State of North Carolina 'and
the other i creditors named in Oho. pe
tition herein, - within : ten days from
the date hereof, and to he published
once i ntne:week lnunediateiyfpre-.
ceding the time fixed herein fori the'
hearing of ' this application, in "some
newspaper published in the towns' of -GREENVILLE
and-KSrjeton,-'-j-North
Carolina, and such other papers as
the court may hereafter directr
(Signed) ? H.!G. CONNfWtt,
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-The defendant bov-ilame(,
take notice -thatw action entiZ
a. abovehaveibeen commenced in
the superior court of Pitt county Z
trTlaion3 hereto.
I ore-xwtmg -between-the plaintiff
and the defendant; Jot th purpose nl
"Sr?'?" Mf.4fnniJ om the 6e.
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anawe-4heoJmplaint, which will be
deposited, in "the office of ua
m; tH sQRerJr ;cnjrt,of ;aid county
" f rMlzrrtX " , r K. UirH Qay of this
awatoMund -tit' tWdefendant tLa
tlOticftr. lt 'it. ho ail
demur-to -said c6m plaint -wtthin twen
iy(20). ys) aftac rillat, 1921"
the plamtiff will 'apply ito the
ndeJ .in the 'com.
piaintv r v-
Jjftyen -unflerrvnTy Ihand, 'this March
21st, 121. j "
K T; IX P. HARRINGTON,
Clerk ' Superior Court :Pitt County
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