Former ML Airy Boy Make*
Fine Writs* World Record
Taylor,
ft. M. Taylor mm! Mr*. Taylor,
NU of Trinity wfcji, mo
that R ia SH by 8H
•tao of puliirfc, w aoo that ho hao
written lljtM word* in if 1-4 iqwri
MMa. Mow, my writing on tfco poat
Som than *27-A2nda by Sl-Kada of an
tech, or at a rate that would moan
M4t» wofdn in tho aaao space in
wMeb Professor Durso has writton
11,000 Or, to figure It aa other way,
ho baa writton at tho rata of 875
in a <quar« inch and T at 794
a square inch. With tho farfor
at hand, therefore. I can hard
ly concede that ho ha* established a
Yoa ask why I sot oat to
wow record in tho art of
writing I should think the
woold answer Itself. This work ie
• challenge to one's eyoa, asms, fin
one's boot to answer the chal
brinffs Ha own reward in
of the pur* Joy of dntaff. Whe
ther it is unsensational is heeide tho
^Motion I do not propses to kvoos
why this work of miniature writing
has had comparatively so few aspir
for achievement, but the world's
•ems to have gone unbroken
SM years.
wish to makr on# dear distinc
tion It U only fair to lay that, whil*
writ in jt with a diamond-pointed sty
los on rlass or metal with a micro
f of and special pantnrraph, ha*
Wan frequently and finely done, at
IgMpto «t miniature writing done
by t he
ef
and by th« further fact that the N». |
itlplw ■ of the Mootii
allow tka majority of
ent to mm a chalrmai
Jamee H. WHaaa, of Daaeille; t.
W. GMmO, attorney of Ta
rllU. npnawitiiig tka aigiwre of thai
petition aad uurttii of
irarokoaaa mm and faUgvm, left |
the eoorthaaai in
At the BMethtir which followed it
waa ahown that the audit, which haa
juat been Mailed to the wimWi In
their ma*axine*, makes clear the fact
that the aaaociation haa reduced ita
coat of haadltnr tobacco from fl.M
a hundred in IMS to 91 J* a hundred
pound* in IMS.
The r»aohitlaa» adopted by the
member* aieo brought out the fae.
that eeen thoae M»Mb«i « who had
tl(Md the petition and adurtlaiil t
day'a ma«ttt had already received
an averace from dellrerle* of their
IMS crop to tha awariaMwi of ItTJI
a* compared to a net ivrrift or
ubnot flMI received by old belt far
mer* for last aeaaon'a crop, with tha
diatinrt whant'^* that they are e»r
tain to receive more from tha associa
tion. I
Infractors and official* of tit* to
bacco association took no part in to
day'* mMtin( of the farmer*, which
wax distinctly a meeting of the num
ber* and re«ulted in itrmfthmlni
their organisation in thin section.
Two of the member* who signed
the petition for today'« meeting arc
under reetraining order* of the court
to prevent delivery of their tobacco
outside of the Association.
Thomaa Neat, repreeentative in the
treneral aaaembiy from CmmO coun
ty waa anotvr tha speakera who en
'husiastically endorsed the tobacco
association and Ha method*, follow
in* which practically every member
in the hooae stated hi* deaire not on
ly to support the market in it associa
tion for the term of the praaent con
tract, hut to aiirn attain for another
five year*.
MANY PEOPLE AVERSE TO
GIVING UP THEIR HOMES
Pwmi< Parti Would Daprio*
THouaaada of Their Am»
tral Acfvt
Overman la oat only receiving lat
ter* froa* North Carolina, bat frooi
resident* of Virginia outlining the
diaadvootagaa it will pot tha psspls
to by tha gmeiumsnt tiUnf over
their homea for national park por
poaea. On prominent cltiaan at Vir
ginia arritaa that within tha boundary
aa propoaad Hi VbghUa ft woo Id af
fect aomething like 16,MO people,
Many of wkoo, lngithw with Mr
anceatora, have lived ka that vicinity
for »—eraUoaa, and wfce 4a aot want
to he deprived of their heme. Four
fifth* of the people ia hta county
within this pripmd kniiaiory 4a not
want to give op their hatoea. All the
talk aheot tha people waatiag It aa
hie aide of the moontaia la boah, ha
soya- The people aa tfcla ■aaolala
to Ha
tf
a to
ut fee at 91M.000 for *11 their aer
eieae; thie board b of the .
in *Ww of the time sod I
of the
■kill of .
at the outcome at Ik* trial,
of $130,000 ia a raaaonaMa
aional faa far all their milua in that|
how Ike faa wu to ba dltWad halwai
Mr. Darrow, chief nunnl for tha de
feitee, and tha Bachrach brut horn, nor
waa anjr «tat«m«nt made aa to wheth
«r tha faa agreid upon waa a ronipro
At tha time Mr. Darrow, nationally
know* criminal lawyer, waa ratainad
to defend Leah and Leopold. it waa
announced that no fee had
agreed upon, hot that the Chicmffo 1
Aaeoctetlon would determine thia mat-!
STAGE CORN SHOW AND
JUDGING CONTEST
T. Hold Farm
lib
Grr.wfcarti, Jan 7 —Two of
rnnut outstanding teaturca of tha Ma
cro Farmer's congreaa to be held Kara
are tha com show and lira stock
(wiring content. Negro fanner*
throughout the itate and partlcular
Iv tha piedmont section will brine
or aend ten ear* of well wlected corn
for the rom exhibition. Premium*
will ba given in amount* from two to
ten dollar* in (he corn *how.
In addition there will ba • judging!
rnntaat between tha farmer* them
•elves; piamium* wilt ba riven thoae
who win in the contest. Thia contest
will ba especially valuable bacaoaa
it will aid the farmer* in making se
lection for other com shows and fair*
and it will teach them the value of
rood seed corn aad the importance at
areful ae lection Thia of
means larger yield* at leu* coat
All person* who expect to attend
and want board and lodging at the
"ollege should notify John D. Wray.
Secretary. A. and T. College. Graena
horo, North Carolina, not later than
January lTth, IMS President Dud
ley aaya the collage
report by that time.
fai Th« Uaitad Ste*
», Jan. 7.—Cn ■fiiaHnj
to nnwr (Mr prvflta. Lat ■* mj |
that I offar na ■oeh fllaiitla lika
Jact. I want aociatf aa a ikuli
halp; bat I want tfca hrwn to do
will ba
te
tah t
H to think
aa an Uhartratian tha
tha Unitad Stetai
aaaartin* that it
atertod from tha top, hot that Aa
Curnafla built ana aartkin of it; othar |
ara to aaal
Ha QMd|
op «r
at tha autaat had tha riaion of "tha I
mormooa tmnanttntton to which thai
artirttfaa ware tandlnjr."
Tha Praaidant alao athwd that
oprntta aiarkrtinc ha pt«wM aaj
a ptimiipla not n
Jan. 9.—Gwrn Car-1
roll. Jr., mm of Mr. and Mr*. Cwri» |
Carroll, of this ritjr. M this mnil
in* at tha Sarah Elisabeth Hospital,
the third victim within a Httk mor»
than a jraar, of rabiaa. Ha «u tan
years of age, and seemed in his usual |
health until Twadajr evening
he maintained of pains Hi hi
«r. Nothing was known at
of his having baen bitten by any ani
mal. But aa ho began to man if sat
symptoms of hydrophobia he waa
taken last night to the hoapital. The
disease developed very rapidly,
although everything possible waa |
done for him he died there this morn
ing.
(t is reported that before his death |
he referred to the bite of a dog
six months ago, also to the scratch |
of a cat a boot three months ago.
Child Labor,
Ratified m
Calif.. Jan.,
asaemhly of Califor-1
nia legislature Thursday
resolution ratifying the child
amendment to the federal constita-|
tion.
In the senate there ware only three I
votes in opposition with M hi favor i
of ratification. In the assembly the |
vote was M for ta •
California it the second state to|
ratify the amendment, Arkansas hav
Coolidge and Dawes Officially Elected .
f Ll a • •-« r -
. Washington, Jan. IS Ctlrli Cool
Mti and CharUa G. Dmw wrrr «Ue
tod pnaljut and rW praa^ant. i*.
apactlTaly, today.
Tk a Utters far whom tkt Aaaari
can *otars dtractly rut tWr boltota
laat Honrtir Mat In the i-|i»Un
appropriation of HUH fcr tfc, •>.
1
Secretary Chas. E. Hughes I
Resigns As Cabinet Member^
"« u
of Ami lf» in the
participation in the
Mr. Fort of ap
to daattuj my
"Wt win prava," he uM, commni
ttair on Ms art ion. "that Mr. Fort
the co-operative
or <ta af
farta."
In hi* notice of intention ta hrtaf
rait, Mr. Sapiro alao namad K. G. lie
beM, etee preeident and treaeorer of
W. J. Cameron, aditor of the Dear
born Independent and the Fort Mo
tor
Otai Article
from lh# ® rtic 1m t i fcrrcd to c ItiRf
the following from the issue for Au
guet ». 1M4:
This whole Kahn-Baruch-Laskcr
kinwilMipiro program is tars
fully planned to turn over to Um or.
(V'M international toterrsU the
entire agricultural induatry of the re
public
Between the lines one reads the
story of the Jewish commnniatic
movement hi America, which seeks
to make of the United States what K
has already made of Russia "
Prom the same issoe is quoted:
This is the story of the effort by
Aaron Sapiro to seise control of the
American Farm Bureau Federation."
Mr. Sapiro quotes from the issue of
Auguet 23 a statement referring to
L W. W. representative* as "lieuten
ants'* of the Jewish promoter of as
sociations for the "benefit" of "Amer
ican fanners."
Mr. Sapiro has been counsel for
many co-operative organisations,
notably in California. After coming
to Chicago, he was for a time coun
sel for the American Farm Korean
Federation, bat differed over policy
with some of the officers, particular
ly J- W. Coverdale. then secretary
and now secretary of the Grain Mar
keting Companies, a merger of five
oM line grain concerns Be has re
mained here as coon eel for co-oper
ative aaaociationa lad by Walton Pe
toet, formerly of Texaa, William Set.
tie, of Indiana, and Frank C. Loerden,
former governor of Illinois
Growmi rf Pecaai la Grippitf
CnMwwll
Lenoir, Jan. i.—Caldwell county
farmers are betoming interested in
pecan culture and already a number
of them have piaead onkn far treee.
With ■trwim of
Mr.
ed to rwr
least, a tnaM councillor of the ad
minUtmtinn. He mmI Mr. C' IMgi
always haw appeared to Mt eye to
fjt «m fof«|H affair* bat far
month, opponent* of Mr.
iciea in the i
heen a aource of an ipptnntly
in* irritation to hi*. Ha mti
chairman of the aettato foreign re
lation* committee on Mae of the vital
question* of foreign policy, although
no oatntandiag diaarreenent hit wean
them ha* recently appeared la the pic
ture.
Mr. Huchea' reaignatioiv was an
nounced a few hoar* after ha had left
Waahington for Atlanta, to at lead a
meetinr of the rxecatiee committee
of the Aaaerican Bar aaaociatioai, of
which he ia preaident. He. expecta
to resume practice of law la New
York, in Ma old firm of Hugilea.
Roonda, Sherman t Dwight
Outstaadiat Lawyer
Mr. Kellogg. who will
alao ia a lawyer af
aadar to Great Britain lata la IMS,
he waa a senator from Mlnaaaota,
and ia that capacity waa one of thoee
* .a.itill, . > M J »Iff -»• *
rfpuniiranii who itvorva rtQTKtniR
of the league of nationa with i aaai la
tiona la*
(2,000,000 to
to flaw York
New York. Jan 10.—Street
Tayier
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to daftf toe caat a#