building*.. For
and the balance will be paid upon the
indebtedness aforesaid, the total of
which, with tit* said deed* of treat,
amount* to t2B.lM3.27 and the es*eea
above this amount, i any, will be
paid to the Trustees or their assignees
after payment of itpmn of the
Mb
Given under my hand, this Ang. 8,
1928.
J. W. Levi 11, Traataa.
J. B. Folger, Attorney.
The tale of this pre ei »■/ under the
deed of treat will not prevent the
opening of the School at Moo.)tain
Park, aa Trustee* of the aehool ex
pect to make arrangement with who
ever purchases this property that the
trustees may open and conduct the
school, notwithstanding this sale.
raacirrors notice.
Having qualified aa executor of the
teat will and testament of Lucy Wil
born lata of Forayth County, and for
merly ai Elkin, Surry County. North
Carolina. Thi» to to notify all Mr
mm having claims against the eetatc
ef the laid Lucy WUborti dscsaaad. to
iimiuI them to the ondarsignad on
er before the 4th day of Auguat, 1»
14 er thia notice will plead in bar of
receiving, and all pereoM Indebted to
the eetate will please make
IMS.
~ Cocks rhan,
H* W^ Ave..
i ML M. & ROW1
f MM Afcy, Ns C
OwlMi
Ml OF HEALTH
WOMMrS RKHT
"ta"1 ■- » -
a»er» i» *.
ap to thaw:
"U the aeaoclatioo had faraad
mjmjm of tnt«w M um
market Mm H wanted It, *• iAmI
•tuM hava been not only to Iww
price* aa the W.MM.OM pounds bat to
kMtp prim Itmr aa iwt poaad of
our IMS srsp. On the ether hand bf
waiting to Mil part of tho IMS crap
we have malatahMd prisM and yea
AM geMiHC MM MOMf f«imt»
haaaa here la Saath Carolina than raa
lot a rnr ago. Mtla aMsrlatten
<ta rtgfct In delaying a tbM payment
In order to heap prirae geod or should
«a hart ifcif i all aw nop, nagiij
l«*s af priea or tha affect on new
-rap pvieaeT*
In practlealty every raaa grtsners
hare snder ssd the aaawtartana' "no
dumping" giadual selling poHcy which
hu kept tobacco price* |a*i More
over, thla retried tofcaaaa la new In
'I 'mand by buyers at jaat prleaa, for
it wilt ha MM UaM before much re
dried product can ha had fram tha
-ew crap. Ceaperatiee Maihstlnt haa
helped keep ap pifaaa an the IMS crap
tire marketing eMoctation la growing
in favor daily.
Moreover, a large majority of ktm*
era Mem te ha anthaalastieaHy back
ing the provieion that each landlord
be ■ (quired to deliver to the co-ope^
atire amociation alt the tobacco grawn
Hy hi* tonapta, or etoc pay a penalty
! of • eenta a pound on such tobacca
not delivered. "You aa a landlord
ant put year own tobacco an the ea
| operative wareboaM to help M epera
ttce marketing and than pot year ten
! int'« tobacco on the aactian wara
| house to kill co-operative marketing,"
m one leader put* K, or aa VHre-Pree
•ipnt Joaeph H, Burt, of Virginia,
•aye, "ft would have been fooHah for
me to aend two *ona to fight for tho
allie* and at the taaw time aend twa
•on* to fight for Germany."
Unquestionably tha plan is go tag to
work a hardship in torn* caaes, bat
•ho geta tha B canto penalty? Tha
growers themselves. Every tiaie a
! signer has to pay 5 rents a pound he
; wil get part of it back himself m
wel as part of the penalties every
other signer pays.
And via- «< m i-rh more impirtunt.
the more tenant-grown tobacco the aa
the more tenant-grown tobacco the as
sociation gets, the more powerful it
will become and the better prices It
can get for every leadlard-awber's
own tobacco.—ProgreMiee Farmer
Washington FmU Tfc. Savor.
StuM-W
Washington. Sept. 2.—Severe earth
tremori, which btpR at 10:04 o'clock
last night and continued for more
than two hours, were recorded on the
Georgetown university seismograph.
The disturbance ended at ltd* a m.
tha intensity ranching a maximum at
10:42 p. m.
Father Tondorf, director of the ob
servatory, eetfenatad the cantor of dis
turbance at »jm Mils* Iran Wash
ington. The tiwin, he aaid, indicat
ed it had beef a "balanced quake." j
that another disturbance, apparently
in the (mm area, had baaa.raaerded
on the seismograph between 5:48 p.
I in. and 6: M.
Both ahacka, Father Tendoff de
clared, probably uuimied In the had
of the Pacific ocean, and were in tha
nature of an MImImiI in tha earth's
cmst after th.- Jap asm aarthqnake.
A "nine million" gag'
The mast expensive canine that ever
strolled about tha streets of Greens
boro, that is tha Goraaan police dog
that in owned kg William Onftt, son of
Mr. and "Mrs. Maaon Gnat, who ra
turnad to ths city Tuaaday after
spending several weoka in Europe.
Young Mr Gant purchased his dog,
a very handeans ana, in Bar)in. Tke
stands no English—Mr. Gant apaaka
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