VOL. XXVII.
1LLE, YADKiN CO., N. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, !921
NO. 37
19 BOYS FLORIDA'S 1820-21
CFO? ALOEB RECG1RE0-,
600 Miiiion Pounds of Icc.
Costing $L700,0ii0
in 25,713 Refrigerator
Carloads
.-.ra
FT took ovr-r half a billion pounds
* a half dollars to cool 2.1,712 r -
frigeratorcarioofis oy on. tra*:
nortationat'U' b: i.-ehufteiu.dx
of moving the peri:-t:u.b'e!;".'sand
vegetabies of Fioridaai'nt-.
1920-21 seasui., to the cousutning
markets of the Noth end Hast,
iluge new ice manufa.'turuig - s
have recently be<m buiif at Jackson
viite,Miam't.i!.h;.sGityandi,al<'
iand, i^'iorida, i:tordrtoi''snrca.
for the cars.
This is in addition to the mr.-,-e
ment of 10,000 < a*-s of G o]' . ';'
the thousands of fruit * a:.d vege
table growers of the South who
have not been infortned as to the
adjunct to the transport at ion indtia
try tuat is fast iticrtasing* tije
wealth ot the Southern States.
A mass o-f confiicf ing informal'!--u
and fragmentary tigur. ' w".s re
cently submitted to the tmupat'
Gommerc" Corntnissi-m i: Wa d's!;!:
tot in connection wtti.
t ' o of the ' Florida' Fa it
missioners for a ro.'uotion hi re
frigeration charges. and in rite acar
tuture the eirort wii! c- tuadeiiy
the transportation companies to
throw the spot light on tht actual
opeiations and ali the costs involved
in protecting the products of South
ern fruit and t*egetable growers
; :h. t*h;.a.M'"and"thornrcatand
of stale that
t'-:':i.!!e!a!*!:s re.information
Tit-'V want that it.fornhttmntobo
rail! red !<y no otiiriaitmdy so that
(itp!';t!*m':'v.httr:iis<Ha[!;tnhit<shi3
crop and the matt in New York. w!m
buys ihc fruits ard <n.tt of reason
vepr* (aides. ont-^ iooxod upon as lux
;.,..i.^,,.];,yi.\\-i,.'h';rthfyara
;'i:y!tia* fair <*harpr:-s for refrigera
te'" enroute to tnarkct, and whether
h' .{rattspor; a'* tort companies can
ihi" y.'.- 'y, .,-^.ii_:moiiargf.3
ai.^tvod i^y the F-dorafComt^issimu
The voiumc of shipments, and r
rofriy..'i-at;o<:"ut of Florida aiono,
Jast year, rvns twine that of two
years .apro and stx times that, of
htra years ar,-\ indicating the im
f o:-ta:i('f of t'itc n'o-sticM for the fu
^ producers and cou<^
General News
Under an amendment to the
House tax bill a!! hotels must
was run into the giving region
Df Russia last week. The train
carried 28 freight cars loaded
with supplies.
department is mat ali letters for
general delivery must be back
stamped showing when received
at the office.
A band of 150 cowboys enter
ed a theater at Thermopolis,
Wyoming, and shot to pieces
the screen and film of Fatty AJ- j
buckle which was being shown!
there.
A ship bearing the bodies of
the 16 American naval men who
tost their lives in the ZR-2 air
plane wreck in England a few
days ago, arrived in New York
Friday.
Attempt to Bum Out
Snake Caused Big Loss
A six-foot blacksnake refused
to move from his den under a
farmer of Augusta, ivy., on
whose poroperty the S! &ke hud
taken up a residence, .decided to
smoke out the reptite. Fire
spread from the stump to a 20
acre hay field. Apreais were
sent to the lire department and
farmers hurried to the scene to
heip extinguish the flames. At
one time it seemed as though
the fire wouid spread to the
city, but a timeiy ^ hower helped
extinguish the fiames.
The suake escaped.
A -new ruling of the postofFce
State News Items
The Statesville tobacco mar
ket opened yesterday.
Efirdis department store at
Charlotte wasdamaged_to the
extent of $400,000 by a fiie that
gutted their store last Thursday
night. Loss covered b^ insur
ance. * ^
J. W. Lasley, of AValnt^t Cove.
Tied M a Win&ton-Saki^
tal last week frqni- tni dries re
ceived when his . Ford ^rar ran
over hmi. He was"* cranking
his car when it ran over him.
A shepherd dog saved the life
of its mistress, Mrs. Martha
Wood, of near Dunn, last week
by tearing the burning clothing
from^her body. Her clothing
caught on fire while kindling a
fire.'
Ernest Daniels, a negro youth,
was lynched Saturday night in
Chatham county for an attack
on a young white girl of that
county. He confessed his ^uilt
The Commercial National
Bank, of High Point, has let the
contract for a nine-story bank
and office building in that city.
The building will cost a $1,000,
030.'
is an acute attack of Nasal Catarrh.
Those subject to frequent "coils in
the head ' will tint! that the use of
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE '.Hi
build up the System, cieause the Blood
and render them less liable to colds.
Repeated attacks of Acute Catarrh
may lead to Chronic Catarrh.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE is
taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the
System, thus reducing the inflamma
tion and restoring normal conditions.
All druggists. Circulars free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo Ohio.
Resolutions oi Respect
Whereas it has pleased oar
Holy Father, on last Wednesday,
September 14th, to tal! from la
bor on earth to refreshment in
Heaven our beloved Brother,
Andrew West, in the sixty-sixth
year of his age, and whereas,
Oak Grove Lodge, No. 557, Ad
F. & A. M. loses one of our best
ard most faithful members.
Therefore be it resolved:
First: That we bow in hum
ble submission to Him who!
doeth all things well weil and'
maketh no mistakes.
Second: That we, knowing]
thatinlrmwe live, move and!
have our being,' we all should [
endeavor to live so when the^
summons comes for us we wiil!
be called to meet our departed
brothei and enjoy with him the
pleasures and glory of the House
our Grand Master is preparing
for those who love Him.
Thud: Thataccpy of these
resolutions be spread upon the
nmmtes oi our Lodge, a copy be
sent to the Yadkin Ripple, the
Elkin Tribune and the W inston
Salem journal, for publication.
Fourth: That the Brethern
be ordered to wear the usual
badge of mourning "thirty days.
W. V. Brown,
W\ W. Royall,
T. €. Shore.
Committee.
Bank Broker Into
The Bank at Ron da, Wilke's
county, was broken into and the
safe bio wed but nothing secur
ed by the robbery one night last
week.
Grady Chech and Grady
Smith were arrested in Winston
Salem charged with the crime.
They were taken to Wilkes for
trial. ^ They are also wanted in '
Winston-Salem for larceny.
NOTICE
NorthCarohna ! in superior court;
Yadkm county [ before the. clerk.!
W. AS Woodruff, administrator
of the estate oij.M. Hudspeth,
deceased
vs
J. L. Hudspeth, Hen^ Hudspeth
EkHy Hudspeth, Elsa Hudspeth,
LemmaBryan^ Delph Biyant,
Fries ..ilryunt^ Guy Bryant,
and Ivery Breant.
above named,
Henry Hudspeth, Early Huds
1^^ H-rvunt. DHph
Bnydn^ries'gr^nnt, Guy Bry
a'in, Wbrth &yiaYt and Ivery
ihyant, will take notice that a
special proceeding, entitled as
above, bps been commenced be
fore the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Yadkin county, which
is for the sale of lands for assets
to pay the debts of J. M Huds
peth, deceased, and the said de
fendants will further take notice
that they are required to appear
before the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Y adkin county at his
office in the courthouse at Y ad
kinville, on the 21st day of Octo
ber, 1921, and answer or demur
to the petition filed, or the re
lief therein demanded# will be
granted.
This 21st day of Sept., 1921.
J. L. Crater, C. S. C.
NOTICE
Application will be made to
His Excellency, the governor of
North Carolina, for the pardon of
Colonel Baynes, convicted at the
March term, 1921, of the Superior
court of Yadkin county of store
breaking and larceny, and and
I sentenced to the state prison for!
: term of one year.
jThis September 12, 1921.
Williams & Reavis ' ttys,
i
Winston-Salem Lady
is Electrocoted
^ Mrs. Ellen Sink was shocked
to such extent at her home on
Kim street, Winston-Salem, last
Sunday evening that Meath was
i almost instanteous.
Mrs. Sink had gone into the
basement of her home to turn
on an electric light when she re
ceived the shock that caused
her death. Her husband, Mr.
Cicero Sink, was standing on the
sidewalk in front of the heme
when he heard his wile scream.
He rushed to the basement and
found her lying on the ground,
dead. Her thumb and first two
fingers were severely burned by
the electricity which passed
t hrough her body. Several oth
er persons in the vicinity ed the
Sink home suffered severe
shocks Sunday as they turned
on their light. The exact cause
of the trouble Iras not been learn
ed, but it is supposed the wires
had become crossed at some
point.
Mrs. Sink is survived by her
husband mid eight children, six
daughters and two sons.
Commissioners Hate of
Vafuabe Real Estate
Sottli Carolina Forsyte County
VC id. pendty, Administrator of
P. M. McCraw, deceased,
VS
Cora L. J. McGrnw; IV. Id. Pen
dry mid wife, Put it Pendry; Hel
en AicCiow; Ethel McCraw; Leo
Modi raw; Lather McCraw and
Payton McCraw by Merchants
Bank A Trust Co., their guardian.
By virtue of an order directed'
to the undei signed commissioner'
^from the Superior court of For
syth county in a special, proceed
} mg entitled as above, 1. will, on
ion Monday, the !7th day of Oet
; ober, PR1, at d o'clock, p. m., at
The court house door of Yadkin
county X. C., sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following de
scribed real estate:
A certain tract of land in Yad
kin county, state of North Caro
lina, adjoining tile lands of York
Gwyn and others, hounded as fol
lows: Being live acres of land
moie or less and being the land
deeded by Ancil (tray to Abe
I Cray. -Jdcforenco is hereby my.de
to Said deed for r . utimdar
description; also deed from J. Id.
Mackey to J. E. Xigla r recorded
in book 18 at page dd in the okice
of theitegister gf Deeds of Yad
kin county. Terms of sale cash.
This theT-Ph day of Sept,, Ikki.
Fred S. Hutchins,
Commission.-:.
Administrator's Notice
HaAin^quaJiiiedasadmini^ira
tor of the estate of J. G. Hud', de
ceased, this is to nr)tify all per
sons baring claims against said
estate to present them to the un
dersigned Avithiu one year from
date or this notice will be pleaJ
ed in bar of their recovery.
AH persons indebted to said es
tate wid please make prompt
payment.
This 21st day of September, 1921,
f. B. Huif, Adminh',
Benbow, Hall & Benbow, Att'\
— Wanted:—Men or women to
take orders amon^ friends and
neipbols for the genuine guaran
teed hosiery, fidl line.Her men,
women and children. Eliminates
darning. We pay 7oc. an hour
I spare time, or $36.00 a week for
j full time. Experience unncces
I sary. Write Internationa! Stock
ing Mill, Morristown, Pa.
The Clean-Up Squad, sent out
by government agencies, the'
Red Cross and the American
Legion arrives in Winston-Sa
lem, on October 2, L)2t, and
wii! establish headquarters at
the Postoffice. The squad wit!
remain there until October 9th,
during which lie e, the members'
will work with one end in view !
and that end is to get in touch ;
with every ex-service man who^
has a claim against the govern- j
ment, and set in motion the ma- j
chtnery to get qmck and satis
factory adjustment of that
claim.
the paramount idea of the
Clean-Up Squad is to eut re-.i
tape that has prevented hun
dreds of disabled veterans anu
ex service men m general irotn
receiving the compensation that
the government is gild to give.;
In this work tne Red Cross and
the Legion have every assur
ance fiom dee government of
complete amt whole hearted co
operation.
Under the p,an of campaign,
the Squad, composed of experts
win.- are thoioughty tamihnr
with every detail of the work
ings of the d ar Risk Insurance
Act and Vocational dehabinta
fion Act, will gt. n personal j
touch withev^ry man adio lias,
a claim or who thinks he may
have a claim, take up his case
as an individual proposition,^
avoid lengthy arm nerve wteck
mg correspondence—an n get re j
SOUS.
With that thought in view the;
Squad will visit centers in every
state in the Southeast and be
fore the c impign is concluded,
every county in the section win !
be covered. It is believed that:
by bringing this opportunity;
right to the doors of the veterans
every man entil ed to compen
satioh/will get it speedily.
The Squad furn'shes the big
opportunity for the veteran to
have straightened out all his dif
ficulties of Compensation and
vocational training and medical
treatment right at home. It is,
as well, the chance of many to
find olit if they have claims and
if thef have, rc get them filed
properly, so mat response w n.
& satisfactory and immediate.
To reduce troub'e, delay, and
cxpeqbe ho a minimum, the
Squad wT furnish each disabled
veteran, who reports at Squad
headquarters, with transporta
tion back home and meals arm
lodging until hrs business is
completed.
While the Squad is here it w ill
take up in addition to the afla;rs
of local veterans, the affair^ of
ex-service men in hadkm, bor
syth, Stokes and Davie counties.
If you desire further informa
tion see Dr. J. G. Marler, Yad
kinville, N. C.
Administrator's Notice
Having qualiiied as administra
tor of the estate of J. F. and Bet
tie Shore, deceased, this is to no
tify alt persons having elainisj
agains,tsaid c4:de to present j
(them to the undersigned, proper
jiy teritied, within one year from
!date or this notice will be plead
' ed in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said es
tate will please make prompt pay
ment. -
This bltd day of September, B21
A. M. Shore, Admins'r
BcnboA, Hall & Benbow, Atbys. i
SM! Sni3iBj
E!sw ct! Tits
Mr. Robert Lhshman, Whose
home is a few miles myih cf
Statesville, on the Chipdey Ford
road, was brought to the Caip
en^-r-Davis hosphai la^ nigiit
{probably fatally wounded. The
; officers are searching ftR Bob
; Benson, a negro, who is charged
I with the crime.
j From the best information ob
! tainab.e at present, Mr. Dish
i man, traveling m an amomo
, bile, was coming son!!) along
! the Dhipev hord road yesterday
!evening iust after dark. IBs
car struck the buggy of Benson,
whten was .'turning at ;i e home
: o: j u i e L o w .i n, Ce^ j (a e a, - w hue
Bens'?:) was \i>H: g. iwu; n
wee: ^ut and )ax-t< Mr. y;;.: i)
niaa to: warn n.;u h. y<<gnt d.
W orus ioiu. . -o ^- .o e-td
that Benson to.a U.-hmnu ' ,-.t
: he woa.c tetepa .u.n i<of tne sue r
: ift and tn.o agreed
I diat Je we'hd wait uR!it :r..e
! sherttf couth ..i, \*e ana assets
! dam <ge, ocii ne . -n & pav.
iAiaoetater, u
Quarrel wa^ sen -
sou USeel <.< .ita \ ^ i
e. e.tpoa ! ?!. i*t
i)ts -saui!, p. 7.) '
S'-' OuieS
in me car.
At ter the a * -. ac ^ Ot , *
!IVt'S not \i e 1 Ca! eU t.. .ee I
where the troumc -r e^ pi. ^
made ho esCap-.. e^iieer.^ ,c.,u
others searched toi !nm ad ow
ing the night and renewed the
search this nun... -a , , ;
lepoitS iie h^at UOt ueel) Cap!;. r
ed.
t-; 7.
maiec, cm
J a :h Ben
j ether
' ...mg
0)0!
n a j..'i
a)
"Dlsbrnan, who has a family,
and who is about T' years o.-J,
was brought to the hospital
where no hope is entertained
for his recovery. His sktdi was
I badly crushed and the brain in
iiured.—Statesville Daily, Din.
at
i t roy (Jol'ins, ag^d 11, and
his IS year-old son, Pettu?, were
killed by a cave-in ndai Eikirr
last Thursday.
' The men, with sc!§i%6 others,
. ere grading a road ^ E town
! and were working hflhc bide of
a hid when a in rye body of earth
. and rock caved in canning the
two Codins* and k. 1). hfurohv
Fatty Arbuck!e Charged
With Murder
Roscoe, "Fatty" Arbucklc, the
motion picture actor, is in San
Francisco jad charged with the
murder of Miss Virginia Kappe,
an actress, at a hotel in that city
a few nights ago
Miss Rappc became seriously
ill while attending a party given
by Arbuckle at hts , rooms and
died within a few minutes. Tne
verdict of a coronet's jury wtiS
that the woman c.in.v to her
death from the cfkc's <w an in
ternal injury e ntsvd by
le, ^le was rdacvtt m
awai' tri.d.
'inch
ed to
beneath it. Murohy wassevere
^ ly injured.
) A team ot mules were killed
jand a wagon torn to., pieces in
[ the cave-m. it was one of the
I worst tragedies to.Jiappen in
) thai viciuify in a long mne.
,
—ICE. 1 keep ice to sell every
day nr the week. Raymond
' Cleary.