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DP,. J. O. crCJCHTON
DENTIST
. , Nashville, N. C
orr.c. u HouL
E. DHCOICS HIGH
LAWYER 1
Nashville,, - N. C
- Prompt attention gi" to all mattera
entrusted. -
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OSm la Cr4 Jry BalU!.
Russia to ' Decide Between
tlie Two Industrie. '
A. P. WHITEHEAD
DENTIST
114 North Mia St. .
KOCKY MOUNT. N. C
Appointment t aight if desired
ftffl 1268 Residence 927
MILEY C. CLOVER
, ' Altoney-At-Law
BAILEY, H. C
Prompt attention given to oil
ten
Office, Rear Room, Branch Banking
ana irues vo.
DANIEL W. PERRY
AttyAt-L
. . OFFICE
. . Rear Room, Law Building
t NASHVILLE. N. C
DR. F. G. CHAMBLEE
Deatist
' SPRING HOPE, N. C
Office In Finch Building
T.T.ROSS
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NASHVILLE. NORTH . CAROLINA
O. B. MOSS
Attorney and 'Cou'niolor-At-Law
. SPRING HOPE, N. C.
Office In Citizens Bank
JAMES KEEL
Attorney and Coanwlor-At-Law ,
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C
Practice In All Courts. "All Matters
Given Prompt Attention' '
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R. r. Austin ' L. U Davenport
AUSTIN & DAVENPORT
. ' Lawyer
: Attornoy-At-Law
i Finch Building ......
SPRING HOPE, . K. C
' ITIMOUS T. VALENTINE
Prompt attention given to all matters
' Not associated in any
, Recorder's Court Practice
NASHVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA J
".. ARCHIED. ODOM
-- ... , xiiormy.At-Law ,
' NASHVILLE, , - N. C
Prompt and careful attention given
, . ,. to ail man ,
Office in C,rand Jury Building
J' P. Battle - , J. A. Winstead
7 BATTLE & WINSTEAD
; V ' Phy" and Surf eons
' NASHVILLE. N. C.
Next Door to Post Office
Phones in office and residences
Uoecow. Sahlee or oil That Is
tli question which the Soviet iovers
ment's planning coinuilaaloa must de
cide. . . ' . ,
Far off is the northern Pacific the
peninsula of Kamchatka protrudes
from the mainland like a dagger blade
separating the , Bering and Huater
seas. For decade Kamchatka has
keen Russia's best happy bunting
ground for sables. Bvery year 6.0UU
of tb llttl blue-black animals, whose
skins ar valued at approximately
$000,000, were hunted down oa th
peninsula. -' ' ' ' , .
Now an expedition led by P. L
Polevov, a geologist of th Soviet geo
logical survey, baa discovered oil oa
Kamchatka. The oil la of, aa extra
In quality and yields T9 to TS per
cent of kerosene, whereas th beat
crude product of tb Baku Sold yields
only 40 per cent .
Tb find Is of paramount Impor
tance to th economic development of
Siberia, Russia's unfathomable petro
leum resources in tb Caucasus ar
too far from this vast domain, while
tli oil field la norther Sakhallea,
which hav been granted a a conces
sion to tho Sinclair company, ar stlU
occupied by Japanese troops. Coosld
ersble pressure Is therefor being put
oa tb Moscow authorities to appropri
ate a sum of money for the opening
of tho Kamchatka Held. But her th
aablea Interfere.. , '
Th oil deposits which Professor
Polevov baa discovered ar altuated
Just below th trapping grounds for
sublet. 1 Tb sables from the entire
peninsula rash Into this trapping
space during a certain season of the
year when the three rivers of the dis
trict overflow their banks.- Tbe small
fur-bearing animals seek refuge In th
high , open preserve especially set
aside for this purpose by the govern
ment. A decree prohibits any man
ner of Industrial or mining activities
In the area. And the soft sables.
seeking refuge, llnd, (loath. Expert'
eneed hunters have no difficulty In
trapping tli creature wholesale.
Kuinclimka supplies one-fourth of
Russia's sables.
Will ciadaiue be able to step Into
one of those brilliant Shops on Fifth
atenoe next summer and buy herself
a cape made of Kamchatka sable? It
depends on the decision of the bol
sheviks In Moscow. Will they annul
the decree and permit the sinking of
wells, tliua to drive the sables away.
or will they be kind to the sables snd
help them reach PnriS and New Torkl
Sale of Valuable R..1 EUt In the
Town of Spring Hop, N. C.
Under and by virtue of tho pow
er vested in the undersigned trus
tee by that certain deed of trust ex
ecuted by J. J. Sanders and wife to
E. S. Pcarco. trustee, dated tho 11th
as.y of January, 1V23, and recorded
in book 294, page S, Nash County
Registry, and default having been
made in th payment of notes secured
by the said deed of trust, the under
signed will on .
Monday, the IStk day ef December,
lV2i, between the hours ol IX o clock
noon and 1 o'clock P. M., offer for
sole and sell to the highest bidder for
cash, in front of the court house
door in Nashville, N. C, the follow
ing described real estate, wiin
imnrovementi thereon:
. Lots No. 1, 17, 18, and 18 as
represented by a map or uie Jesse
Lamm farm near Spring Hope, North
Carolina, as surveyed and subdivided
by R. a White, C. E., which said
man ia recorded in the office of Keg
ister of Deeds for Nash County in
nlot hnnk No. 1 at Dasre 85. and which
said map is mad a part of this deed
for the purpose of giving a complete
and accurate description to tho prop
erty herein conveysd. - 1
A certain lot or parcel of land de
scribed oa follows: Beginning at a
corner in Bell' line, lot No. 15, on
Walnut Street and runs worth
deo-rees and 10 minutes uisi zoo
fnt to a corner in the line of V. M
Mills, thence South 8 1-1 degrees
Wtst 837 fett to Juanita Fanney's
corner- in - tho una oi u. m. mua,
thence a Northwestern course up
Walnut Street 250 feet to the Begin
ning.
I.nt No. IB and 12 1-8 feet adjac
ent to lot No. 16 taken from lot no.
17 will be sold at one lot Beginning
at a point 12 1-2 feet south of the
southwest corner. of lot No. 16, 70
feet front will be sold as one lot, and
the remainder of lot No. 16 and JX)t
No. 19 will bo sold as one lot
- This 10th day of November, 1924.
, . ' E. S. PEARCE,
, ' . Trustee.
Youthful Geniu Gets -
Job With Chicago Opera
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL E3-
.-' TATE.
W. A. Finch . Leon T. Vaughan
. Wilaon , ' Nashville
FINCH & VAUGHAN '
' Attorneys and Coomclors-At-Law
Prompt attention given to all matters gchooj Trains Dogs
-emruaieu :iu uui in'"
, Now Law Building ,;
Henry -O. ' Weber, a twenty-three-
yenr-old Chicago boy, who has been
acclaimed abroad, as a musical genius,
will make bis debut , with the Chicago
Civic Opera at the Auditorium this
season. Herbert M. Johnson, business
manager of the opera, learned of Mr.
Weber's musical prowess while search
ing for new talent-abroad, and cabled
to President Samuel Insult. Mr. Web
er,, who,' was vlslt'ng- his mother hi
Clilcnjo at the time, was signed at once
as an assistant director. . "
Under and by, virtue of authority
vested in thd undersigned, executor
of J. B. Privctt, deceased, by the last
will and testament of the said J. B.
Prlvett which is duly recorded in the
office of the Clerk of Superior Court
for Nash county in Record of Wills
No. 9, at page 11, tne unuersignea
will, on - .. ; ,
Monday, December - 15th, 1924,
between the hours of 12 M. and 1:00
o'clock P. M., at the courthouse door
ia Nashville, N. C, offer for sale ana
till to the highest bidder, the follow.
ir.g described land, to-wit: -
Lot No. 2 in tho division of the
lands of J. B. Privett as surveyed by
Jcs. T. Inscoe in 1918, and described
at follows; Beginning in the center
of the Spring Hope road, in line oi
Fuller survev. thence with the Fuller
survey of 1900, N. 20 degrees w. Bi
roles and 15 links to a white oak,
corner of No. 6 and 7: thence N. 85
degrees W. 168 poles to Turkey
tranch, a cedar stake, rocs: pointers
thence nn said branch as it mtan-
dr ra 32 coles to a stake near a white
cak, corner on Turkey branch, eorw
No. l; thence & is i-s aeg. 100
nolea to the center of a path a pine
nd nersimmon pointer: thence S.
". . . i. V- In
SO poles to rue., curuei iv. ,
line No. 1: thence N. 70 dcg. E. 188
poles to a stake and pointers, corner
of No. S in line No. 6; thence con
tinuing the same course now N. u
degrees E. new survey 7 poles 17
linka to a stake and nine pointers, a
new corner; thenco due north 37 1-2
poles to the center of the Spring
Hone road, a new corner: thence
alnnir the road S. 80 def. W. -20
poles to tho beginning, containing
or.e hundred and seventy nine and
mo-fifth acres. (179 1-5). Except
from th f oresrolna' tract of land one
acre to be surveyed around tb xam-
ily burying ground. . ;
The foregoing lana must uo jmu
for bv the purchaser on or before
Jn. tha 14th. 1927. -
' This the 12th day ot wovemDer,
1924 "'
. M.' H. PRIVETT.
Executor of J. B. Privett
I. T. Valentine, Attorney. -
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NOTICE OF SERVICE BY PUBLI-
- CATION.
T. O. COPPEDGE
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office: In Grand Jury Building
Hours, 10:00 to 11:00, A. M.
Saturdays, 2:00 to 6:00 P.
Fhona 14
NASHVILLE, N. C.
M.
DH. U. DRANTLEY
n;.iBc of The Eye, Ear, Nose and
y Throat
' and
FITTING GLASSES
General fedicine and Surgery
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. to Lead Blind Men
Beriin.--ln the historic city of Pots
dam, there lias been established ua-
tlonal tnilnlDj school . for a type of
(Iojr conspicuous for- the lied Cross Jn-
slpila- carried on ' his harness the
;ulile dog ior blinded soldiers.
The dog must lern to walk slowly.
to obey , the master's word -to fetch
things for him when desired, not only
to avoid-the hol?s and projections and
ditches dangerous to Ifself, but also to
pull the master over far enough for
him also to aoid danger. . ; ? y.
Supposing, for Instance,' there Is a
projecting mail box. It fs no hindrance
to (he dog, but the animal must be
taught thttt Its master should be so led
as to avoid running Into It. These dogs
must also learn to gauge tbe speed of
traffic so- as to Indicate to their mas
ter wtether It Is safe to cross the
street. ,. - , ..
When the time has come for the dog
to i:is Its Until examination the trainer
hsinesfics tlie dog anil bids It lead Its,
:?r, nlio.-e eyos sre tied for ths
through Potsdam. .-
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KORTH CAROLINA Nish County.
In the Superior Court, K
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
5 ROCKY MOUNT
'v:. :',.''.. .i: vs
WALTER CLARK; J P. ROGERS,
KUPT.; EAST CAKOL1NA lit Al IN
ing SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Walter "Clark, the defendant above
r.amed will take notice that a uum
nions in tho above entitled action
was issued against him on the 28th
day of October, 1924, by J. N. Sills,
Clerk of the Superior Court of Nasb
County, North Carolina, ' upon a
cause of action arising out of con
tract for tho sum of $941.66, due
plaintiff as follows: Thi't said Wal
ler Clark (who is a contractor build
ing under contract the East Carolina
Training School for Boys) drew :i
check No. A-2793 on the Murcliison
National Bank for $1,031.66 in favor
of JT.-P. Rogers, Supt, to pay the
pay roll for tbe week ending October
17th for work done on said building.
Said claintiif bank Upon the endorse
ment of said Rogers cashed said
check, which when presented to the
drawee bank was protested far non
payment. There has been credited
on the nmount $92.40, balance of a
deposit on plain tiflf bark.
Summons mentioned above was re
turnable before said Clerk at his of
f ce at Nathviile, ir. said County, on ;
the 10th day of November, 112 4, L'-t ;
wis returned by the Bheriif as to r.- i
Clerk, "not to be found." The c-j
fendant will aleo take notice thet n
warrant of attachment was isud 1 v
said Clerk on t' e 2-Uh day of t
ber, l:'.:l, r '' e l '
id d.-faii'I a . . x
ii!ewit,e ret in U: In f i r
Clerk Jit .!: t. e arsJ t s
r.-.jf I for t' a t n .
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REAL ESTATE IS
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GET -A! GOOD PIECE OF REAL .TATE
: KEEP IT AND IT WILL KEEP YOU
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Now owned by S. J. Proctor. Near Ulaple Creek
Methodist Church, near Oak Level Brick School one
half mile Westray's R.R. Station, four and one-half
miles from Rocky Mount, three and one-half miles
from Nashville, on; the Rocky MounMb-Nashville
Highway, has been sub-divided into small farms, with
three houses, barns and out-houses, will be sold, i
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AT 10:30 A. M.
NEW FORD CAR WILL EE GIVEN
AWAY AT THIS SALE
ALSO CASH PRIZES .
This is ai very fine location, and no better land can
be found in Nash County. Also has valuable building
prospective.. TERMS VERY EASY.
SALE COIIDUCTED BY
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