Aiivertig«*rs Will Find Our
u Latch Key to 1300
ol Martin County's Homes
VOLUME XXII - NUMBER 56
Tobacco l'riccs Improving
- on South Carolina Markets
According to Latest Reports
a,
(iooil news 1 rum a number of South
( ; ioin.a tobacco markets has leeently
!>* ii received. Lake City, the lai'fff.U
inaiket in that .tate, .sold 32(1,IHHI
pounds in one day at an average jf
!j>lh.2o which is very pleasing to the
I aimers. Tobacco buyers who are ac
quainted with the prude mark- say
that prices for pood tobacco are really
pood. Every farmer should strive fur •
jrood urades, toping is passed but il
is not too ' late to look after >ht r
suckers, keep off the worms, cure it
well and prude it so as to net i?o«Ht
profits.
HIE ( A KOI.I N \ EXPOSITION
Charlotte, N. AUK. 4.-—Hack of
the Made-inCarolnias Exposition IK
lieen definitely thrown the full
tienpth of three of the leading or
ganizations of Xorth Carolina by ac
twin taki n within lae pa t few days,
according to today
from tli.". executives offices here oil
tli' 1 exposition.
These organizations are the North
('ariißiia jrii»Ks Association, the North
Association of Commercial Secretaries
and the Woman's t lull of Cbailofte, -
with a membership of 600. ' uanimity
characterised the action of each body,
the statement added.
The Charlotte Woman's Club voted
to undertake the task of organizing
a great exhibit which will show tjie
part the women of the Carolina- have
taken ill promoting the industries.
~'l lie club took an option on : least
1,000 s(|uar'e feet of exhibit space,
which irf an arcn a- large or larger
th:n any other exhibit, Mrs. C. C
ilook, retiring president of the North
Carolina Federation of Woman's
Club*-, was appointed In Mis. Euge"'
Keiley, president id' the local club, as
executive in Charge of assemblying
this exhibit, in which all of the num
erous women's bodies of the two
states will bo rordiallv urged lo co
,f liN "v
operate to the end that no opportuni
ty be overlooked ami vviji for the
women the full honor due the part
,of great importance the) have tak
en in the development of the Caro
lina Industries.
Such an exhibit will be of historical
as well as educational and artistic
inteiest, M n.Hlk pitnfrtt' out, bf r ""
cruise of the wide variety of products
the women in former days assumed
full responsibility for manufacture.
The present day woman gives part
of her time to the manufacture of a
great* range of articles of beauty and
utility, including the products-of tin
canning and similar clubs, all of
which v. ill help make up an exhihi'
that should prove one n ftlie most
attractive to be seen at the exposi
tinn, Such articles as the old
ed homespun clot hand the processe
of anil equipment for manufarttile
'"attract Oiese" days the keeti Interest
of those whose* knowledge, of them
consits of what they have heard tlieii
elders say reganling the things of
Civil War days.
, If
TEACHERS MAY OPERATE
SCHOOLS
Miami, Fin., Aug..''— Because of a'
large deficit in the treasury, the
county school board of this (Oatcl
county has authorized the teacluVs
in the public srhoots "to op-rate lh
schools as private schools-until such
time a sthe hoard shall 1 •, able, to
finance the schools." Sliouli 1 * •* teach
ers take over the school.:, as wa*
taifgesfed by many of them,' they
will be permitted to charge tuition.
fifif,cures Malaria, Chills and Fever,
Pilious Fever, Colds and LaGrippe, or
money refunded.
iffRANn
| U theatre LI
—MONDAY—
I MARY MILES WINTER in
"AI.L SOI L'S EVE"
fi - and „ , 4(lc
f —TUESDAY—
p v CHARLES RAY in
j 'AN OLO FASHIONED BOY"
•>oe and 40c
—WEDNESDAY—
MOHOULD A WOMAN TEl.l ?"
MWltli ALICE LAKE
»nd 40c
THE ENTERPRISE
REPUBLICAN GOVERN
MENT BAD, AS SOVIET
Has it ever beert dawned on tin
average mentality of the partisan who
craves "more politics" that we arc
reall) getting precisely the same
"wretched sort of so called govern
ment actually misgovernnient, which
now curses Russia What real differ
ence other than in names exists be
tween our monstrosity of trying to
run our affairs for the benefit of poli
ticans and the Soviets running theirs
foi the benefit of the proletariat
in both cases running the body poli
tic itito the ditch ? It may come as
rather aSsurprise to many who like
puitisanship to get actualities into
their knowledge boxes. The expert
I ment is, however worth trying, and
after comparison it m;iy show them
many points of resemblance, likewise
] how little profit there is in allowing
politicians to urstirp the functions 0.l
our everyday matters.
Just consider how it has affected
us in dr\ laws, blue laws, tariff,
e\ ei) thii'g. t li.rt —goes to —make l+fn
either bea.rable oi as most things arc
now, unbearable, When we take re
suits, which are the only" test of an)
form' of goveinintnt, how much have
we got on Russia Our personal
liberty is •• iI. our tiade gone a: tray
after strange gods, our foreign af
fairs balled up very badly, Atl foi
what? "Moore politics."
This may lie very satisfying to
those Who may may honestly dilfei
as to the wisdom of taxing our
selve- to maintain high prices here
while we tel lour products at hall
the home costs to foreigners, or'as to
the ivisdom of living to make nm
s"l\cs health), wealthy .and wise by
law. Hut from the cold blooded basis
of piesont results we are not fat a
head of Russia. Our merchants wle
banked on "more polities" to produce
prosperity are sorry- good and plent)
but what good d ics that do them
or can it do until they jret iig
down to lnuss tacks and tall a spade
a spiule, and also politiesva very cosi
ly and foolish "overhead," not worth
the powder to blow it from here to
" ITaTiTax? *"""
From close observatio'ii among men
off large affairs here in New York
'w ho were hot for the change last fall
there has come a very great differ
ence in feeling. Now they realize "ym
canYT-at \ourrfake and have it," noi
ran prosperity come from the general
wrecking of things for "issues."—
Auti-I'olities. ,
The foregoing article signed "Anti-
I'olitics" addressed to and published
by the New Ymk World sounds some
what as if it might be a "decoy." The
kind of politics that hurt are such
as move in the silent channels, open
discussions andr—hard fights seldom
hul'st aus hd How that the eyes of
the world are gazing down on the
"imps" that have shackeled us wtih
troubles, they are glad enough to di
vert the attention away from things
political and not uncover anymore
skeletons.' Politics are nothing more
than the rules that associate people
together in social and busuiess life
and after cultivating the or
spiritual side of life, the next in im
portance is politics, that science of
life gives us freedom. And we can
not afford to be shut off by a smoki
screen from those who would belitth
politics tp divert others, from" the
field in order that they ma) rule with
out molestation.
REVIVAL AT JAMESVII.I.E VERA
SI CESSSFFL
The open air Evangelistic meeting
at Jamesville is drawing Targe crowds
A, Corey is doin the preaching am'
Mr. H. H. Stine and wife of Kentucky
are leading the singing.
The people seem to be giving their
support to the meeting and a fellow
ship exists,, that- the community has
long needed. 1
NOTICE f
Notice is hereby given that
partnership of Sanders :ind Fowdei
composed, of Joseph H. Saunders an,
Leslie Fowden, has been dissolved
Fowden having bought out t.'ie
interest of Joseph H. Saunders, and
assumed the obligations of the par
tnership. All persons indebted to t(ie
firm of Saunders and Fowden will
settle with I.eslie Fowderi. ,
This the 22nd day of July 1921.
JOS. Hr SAUNDERS
LESLIE fOWDEX
AH people who wcrf for hire on
automobiles or tracks must pay n
license fee of SIO.OO or be liable tr
| the lsw.
I H. T. IiOBERSON, Sheriff
Williamston, Martin-County North Carolina, Friday, August 5, 1921.
|MAN CONFESSES
BURNING HOTEL
(ireenvill , Aug. .'!, Com .lack-on
former tobacco auctiouet i and farm
er who, recently confessed his sins and
began preacliing throughout this sec
lion, .suntlay night created Coirsider
able excitenient i» Ayileii when lie de
blared that he burned tile Ayden hotel
o i lit -i veil years ago to get the
insurance from a building of his own
which adjoineif the hotel building. He
side makini>' this startling assertion
before the ilarge gathering „f |n-opIe
who had assembled on a principal
street of tjhe town to hear the "al
leged confessions" as previously an
nounced from the pulpit of a naerb)
church, Jackson laid bare his entire
life and sot forth a number of deeds
that eithet' subject liiiu to lifetime
I
confiiietueiitl in the penitentiary or a
minor scnltence whichever way the
courts may "decide 'the matter follow
ing his arrest and coin idion'upou Ins
own evidiMlce.
Jacksoil who is about years ol
ate and a mUi\ • of I'ilt I OII'IH, WAS
ieii\ertet| at the Mcl.emlon meeting
in this /'ity last summer, and since
that tinii*.has been preaching in vari
ous sections. It iss ai«l he became so
enthused; over religious that he decid
ed to laj\ bare Ins life's worhsjiefore
the public ami announced the fact at
" services ncai A) din last do ■ ■
dared that his conscience tortued him
beyond endurance and 'demanded thai
a confession lie made, lie set the date
for tin* confession for yesterda), and
as a result a large crowd gathered m
the town to attend his serviie-..
lie was refused pernn sioii hi hold
services in a principal church of the
town and immediately stationed him
sel|'_;on one of the primnpal streets.
I'lie crowd soon gathered and experi
eiieed thrill aftci thrill as he told
a career a,s condeinming as any could
possibly be.
In .decribiiig the fire, which wa
one of the most dest iuctive A) deli
had in years, Jackson declared that In
didn't mean to destroy so much prop
erty, but set fire to his own buildine
which adjoined the hotel, men I) foi.
the purpose of getting the insurance
"I slipped to my place that niglr
armed with a shot gun intending ti
kill anybody that intei fel led with me,
he told the crowd, "buf'thank good
ness, I didn't see a single, soul ex
cept a doctor who appeared at lii ; ol'
fice for a short-time and then depart
ed. T Waited " a few' T>l iniites tf> se7
if anyone else came tha I way ami thei
applied some gasoline to rag in tli'
rear of my pressing club."
He said lie ,tll(in slipped silently
away to hi* home and in short timi
hi aid screams of fire, fire, fire frim
direction of his" place of lui-ine. . 11l
looked out ami the entire town wa
lighted b yt he flames from the burn
ing buildings. 'Che fire had been dis
1 covered just in time to save person
sleeping in the hotel, two or three n
which barely escaped being Inline
alive.
The entire section has hen arous
(d over the confessions and there i
considerable speculation as to vvlia l
action will be taken .".gainst Jackson
Many people believe the man got In
idea of publicity confessing bis sin;
from Mcl.eni«fC" who told a story o
his life in the series of sermons here
It was intimated in c/Hirt circle
here this morning that he would In
• awejitjed and placed on trial for burn
ing the hotel", and he tmty he placed
in jail here during the day. 'Che criim
r is by lifetime imprison
ment or minor senter ce, which evei
way officials decide.
• * THE EIHTOH'S H ARDEST, JOH
1 - - ■' ■
The thing an edjtoCevei
has to do is to say something about
i' ,-ome fellows when die after, In
lies been watching them through life.
r It is a large task to think of some
- thing good suitable to -ay. Hut nil!
1 tors are charitable enought to tlvir
i neighbors that they usually discard
one) of „the Commandments on such
r occasions and say something good any
> way.
K ' -
SERVICES AT HAPTIST ' UNR N
A. V. JON ::ER, Pa •I"
Sunday School, '»'-l. r >. Dr. P. I!, ('one
" Superintendent,
t Sermon 11 rOO A. M.
SeA'ices at Reddjcks Grove Sunday
I afternoon, 3:MO.
■ Sermon 8 :T*. M.
d Prayer Meeting Wednesday even
■- ing, H:00.. " '—.
e '— You are cordially invited to atteiul
II all these services.
NOTICE
The local doctors will (five you the
Typhoid Cacein'e, and toxin, antitoxin
againist diptheria each Saturday,
n Hours 9-11 A. M., 4-6 P. M. at their
a offices in Williamston. Those that
r not been iin three
year* hould take
vdfl KX
A • M
Local News and
Personal Mention
m. M i.t. N'e\ rllu of \W-li ion iriuii:. (
her homo > c>U'i «la> it) i*i vii
her sifter, Mis. \\. li. 11, M Jk w »
has been ill at hei 1i0n.% «i:
Snoot lor .e\ei.il »la\ .
Mis. I K (ai >lai phon. .VI. . \> ...
zo Hassell, Messrs. I .oni i I.« t
ami William (ai stai ph«-n poiil i •
iia\> in Littleton I Ills week w 11' i >i
J A. While who has just letuimv v«
h»*r home there alter spendine -ov.
months in Ilen«leison\ ilie.
Me -i s. A>a .1. ManniKK ami ' !
Ma mil n Rale in Oak l• t \ lo«!a\ in • j
I lit« lest ol the sehool- tin U
, I
i'lielnU of Mi. .1.., in i>. \\;11  t \\i«' |
r» fciet to Irani oi In 11 Ul i po it.tl *i. • 1
ei k at hiti home on \\ e I M. in I
Mnet.
Mi'»h. Aloii/o Has.-,ell, i I.i> l-n. J
A!o re, ( . I). lai.• ta i plan , n «ai \o I
i.. • on, Jolill I. Uotfel nil, l». . v La I [
oi, I> i. «l«» 11 hll I>. Ili}'i;>, nml I'i I
1.. t oiie alleililetl ihe In J gillie |»t• t\
ei'i in lai l»o| o " Ml lee 1 ul'olo enloiri
I' -e \ Molina llasohaJl league. I! «
lae w a between l.'oi k> .Moui. |
. ul Tarhoro.
blisses Mahel anol l.elia- Kia.w»H.
••I Koanoke Uapnl* are \ i i'« ,| e 11 «• '» i
■ ."'I, Alls. J. 11. Ih 111 1 t 111 Week. L
Mi. ami Mrs. John lias ell Mi. a',| j
% i I has. I la-sell alio ?.' i Iheo.lonj
Mi* «ir nioioreil to Wil o»i \\ nlnr ia* I
Miss I* ranees Neal of I .au 11 nhm e .
a,ul Mr. Thomas Neal ol tin \» w
llein Haselmll I earn pent M«»mla\ in
r to\Mi with frieihls.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Wall*. jr. 'uiv.
letnriiipil I rom Virginia Ih-aeh ami an
making then home lor the pn « lit j
with Mrs. lall  ohh in Now I own.
M i . J. 11. Unit pent la t w elk
• •ml in larlioio \i itine liei >lauelit i ,
Ai i Mark Unf fi".
• • • •
Mi Them lore Ila ell of \a lia ill.' j
Im* it I a lew «la > at home tin week,
lie mn»>t of hi blather .Ml. . I«»T 111 I
Ha -sell.
Mi > ( at.lmi im- 11 a i«I i on wont to
. I'«• t♦ • r hn» thi morning to vi.-t hei
aujil ~Mj Kabul* Minea.
,*% • *
Mr. Jack Ttiggs i- in Richmond tin '
week nil. a Im.,jn.vs.-. hip.
• « » •
I'.lclrt Sylvester llassell 11; i nliii"
/■l from an extended visit I.» friend
anil lelatives throuhout tin* centra
anil western pal l-i of I lie stae
Mrs. Wheeler Marin, Jr. w: i - call,
tn Washingoli City this week til villi
her sister''Mr.s. Lawrence Stalling
u hose husljailil will s.mli III
nineteenth opeiatnui mi his whirl
was piiirticallv mutilated in tin m
cent war. •
• • • •
Mosul's. J. ti. (iu.laiK and* \\ heelei
Martin made a tup .to )ali
• ity yesterday through the country.
Mr. and Mrs. 'lias. Ilessell have n
turned to their home in Washington
City after visiting Mr. and Mi. I I
llassell for two weeks.
* * ♦ ♦
Mr. 1.. I!. Wynne went to Norfolk
Monday to have hi eye treat.-'l In
a special 1.-.t.
• • •' *
Mrs. J. S. Kliodes and on, Jim jr.
and Mr. I tick Taylor motored to Nor
folk this niornirm where Mr . lUio.le j
wil I visit, her sister Mr . I'rank 
at her home "Itroadroff" i ll
Allintfi|uin F'ark.
• • • «
Mrs. jS. |{. jr. and hahy ha\'e
returned from 'Kdenton where t liejj
viste.l relatives for several - week . m
f ; FALCON OKl'll \N \(.K
The SinKint; Clans of the l-'alc in
i Orphaiiajfo will he at Williamstoi
N. C. in the G railed * School Audi
tori im, AujfUfit K at M p. s. \o I .
for a imission, hut an offeripp . •.
! ceiiteil.. .
ii"
- come :id hear .l,^- .> fhjh' l 'n \i'i'
anil lefit* 1 . It W!l do you ii'u-. 1 artd
fjive sou an oppoitunity 'i learn
soiw thing* of tji" lii-iif ut ion in whim
tliev arc cared for and tr tim l.
COUNTY'S HKJ W»'i:K
Septeinher 20—-21
I 'Take a week off and come to the
'Fair. See all your frriends from
where. Take in the amusements, briny
the chihlrei), show them the fine sto. 1;
poultry, uf;ricultural products nrid
v other exhihitu to he found in a first
T -e4«-s fjur. Remember thei;g are hun
r dre.ls and hundrgds of. pj'emiums of
t fei*d for practically everything you
i> ever saw of use. Take along what
you may have and you may get a
prise.
PUBLIC HEALTH
SUGGESTIONS
Dur public health pioblein 'i in
make mall eager ti, IM.- "lit In live"
.1- we* slit reeled 'i-i .-oldiei '
eagei to be "ill i.« fii;l,t."
C mil iol oi ,ji ea c depend - open '
I I onw inu I bat il i xi 1
I'iev l Ut lilll i tbe 111 t line of .1.
tense against .It i a-e. '
Much di-ea-e i by '
1 -| illltig ami com.ln>>e.
lie who has h.allli has hope, audi'
'I e vv 1.0 1,.1 bope 11.i - i*v ei v tllllle.
tloml health and treed oi e ine.tvV.i '
jof lite'.-, e I e.ite t hie --i lie s.' '
Clean citizens make a clean cilv. I
| Ihe (iieate I eni'lny to (lie liiiin.ili
| lailn.ill i ace i • vene la I i|t ea e .
j Ibe trouble-with I'atetrt Medtcinr--j
| i that'the il el 11 eijiieut I y rvpm
| l„ loi e Ibe p.ilei t . 1
Protect the I. d'le . thev can't de ' 1
lend them-elve
Invr>lnirhl j11 |»;i> In- t ili\i
j.1.T.1 .. 1
If :i\* • i. I iii ■,i f. In- 11 ••lit* .in.! '
clean.
It i - * % ; i iri , lu'tli i :knll CIHMIU i t.
I'!. \fill 1 li:iit In i HI • tli-•*;» •
I In- pn \ fin i.»n oi' ih c:i i• i th
Im*\ note ul* IIIOII.'I II Iil»'«lu .lii*
\ foul .111.1 In - 11• ■• 11 li |>;t i
' v a, m|i;iny
\"ti I \ plioiil ( .imp ii.' i
Lhi l i iiiip.MiMi t I \ |»l>n> 1 li• \
J ;in«l .li|»t 111 iia IM IM-cii on .inc 1 '
Iho J.1r.l ol* ..I ul\ I'l>.' i»*11011 lToi
' ii. \ a i 1.11• I , I lif coii' I \ |>ll\ ician
Ilia- Im'i'li niu t riu oiiimc i in*' th"'i anil '
i .» I »\ inv IM i n \ : 11 cma'i il u 111 lio il 1
jicMill fl»ni ;ili\ \l lln i it y it wtl!
no' l»o m.'inx \I ■ i « i t * | itx>i. - '
Ill*\ i • i aii'l 1111»111 • * 11; iw il H"t I-. Kn.,wit '
in lln count \ 11 i to I'.- 1 1 ojh'«l t Irii
I l»i' 1111 o the clo i' i\i'i\oiii'l
Ivv ill t ajx«• ;;«I\Ti Ml a;*.' tft th • licat L
I mrnt .
| Ylonthlx . lijHi I f lit'.  i »*Tt Ml' 101 l
• h i a iln i inv nini.t hol Iu I \
\\ 11 oi ipi n i • ii»ill • 11 11, \\ pfioi.l f
|V\IT Ihptlioiia Vl»a lo-
ISi ii li-t l. voi I
\ 11111 hi a nf ea i cpni t «I 11 \ |»! i \ i i
. -an II;. nijinlici ol' e.i • iipm t r-l,
•"h 11011 i holn I - v .. P '.nijlter e t > M pin t
J«'.| I»\ t» ichel I, 111 in 11 M-I lii *II i h"l'l |
! placanleil I 7
There i no pollai' i;■ in th« coin tv.
will I \M I' V \I:I:I \
A I. ('o 11 aln• i -w t»i»tr I•'p n I, iin i'f i i.
\\ i:i k i i \i»M NOI i:s
Fannerr'ai e vvTfT :i«l\ ,tni'i'.l wiM '
iiJieii' wolk and ill mo t an .i have
l»ni 11 *m I his 1111' hv cl "|i Ihi' i) ot n| j
I'oa.l nromain i reiir
t on ol' some of the coa I;J conntie |
Ah i tin i'ol' ( at we Mai ket mi' A
(•ciation, aie cheihilei! in -. \eial
conntie , lepoit iinlicalini' tli.it the «
fei)«'i at ions aie ninkiiU' e v eel h lit pil>
" i'li* I here h;i heeli no mati-i i.il !«•
If fit il e of fit i i li'/.e r le pile t lie n
«1111• tmn in price.
"Ihe colli clop of tin- co ii II ti V avei
.'l!'.■ I'oftil to I vci'lli lit . eVcept when
|t! i• .ill nil*!'lit coiit'llhie ;t \* 1 lie I e
••oft i in 1 hv the I'nitoil State
i'nt mini of Ai» i icul Lu i-e lor .Inly i
I I hi- hiiii' ol' winti-i whi at i nlioo t
♦ •-♦nrpli't ii I in tho central tale . tli-I
Ivii'hl i 1111■ 1111• ahi.ut aveiaj'e. Il.ii vi ! {
!in i» i v - pioi'ie iin r in ! lie lar ur !.•' .
Mates. The oat- ci op is I nine ha i M toil
in the cent l;J I -la!e>, return > linlu.it |
in u an an v joor yiehl> •i> * • I much lij'hM
l/rain. Ihe recent w.'inn v oat her h
heen favoiahle to till', o\v 111 ol the
cotton crop ami ha temleil to chei k
tile iiv ijm' i»l t|a hull vW;e\ 11.
The I nitoil State llepaitment of l-
ALf lie 1111 II l e li'l'oil a ever ilmni'M
ill the liol't lieriF nf'tlii pllHie, e piiiaHv
| heavy i" l-aiiope ami linha In ea tein
' Canada the principal rn»p have nl ,
fried hut the outlook l- rejradied a !
fa\ oahle ill the we ten KioV jticc
Acreage figure for winter wheat
j show a decline roiiipan d with r»"n .•
. hut the yields an* e timated to he |
I Wither provided the diou^lit
I lines fin
in I liifw , the I nited Kinj/don
11 (jormanv, Spain, and It.'ily ha .toodj
up well i|e pifo the dry vventhei
Spring wheat prospects are not o j
fount ii'* , the rtat. Clop i peeled to
• Ii• helow a\ ei a«,-s
N\ (M l) MII.LKfCS
i - ~
t '• M v :i• 11 don't he a lazy mufti J
• ' Jive oar to this adivce: '
The | .oi 11 will '• freeze the water, hut]
—*7YmrTim t eut the iri*. -
' Now on, you'd hotter fhink a hit
I f \ou would MUe to eJii;
? 'The l.onhives rain and nunshlne, hut
have to sow the wheat. "
i "And son, if up life's stream you'd
J"'./ »•
I fhin't think thaf"you ran float;
I The l ord will send the breezes, hut
YoiiVe yot to the hoat.
\ H Ho, son, don't he a \fiy mutt,
i If you'd leran my miller's art;
t The Lord's a good provider, hut
a, | • You have to do your part."f
Christian Advocate.
RED SPIDER ACTIVE IN !
FEW PARTS OF COUNTY
. .
Ml. •! I 1 I«• 111«1:1 V-, uim forme. I>
■ m «•«! J"i tin- *•«» ill it \ a . f.ii in (It-in mii
ti.ilm, w.h called l»y* several partie-J
t' I wei-k In l« ,'k o\ el l t l.ei I eotlell I
I It'lll >.\\ll It it MH.Wr.r -av' ,ls of Mlllli I
h»a IIMU> inject.•. Il«- fuund o ntlu I 1
! ihi «»t Mi llyman Wuih-ii ;*imM
-evel.il «•! I»i faimelH almm I
titdd IVmt ami the iann d Mi I I I
I•. 1111 h 111 .it K\« relt . the 4 Itallai t| t'ai.l *
i l ' I'»»|»ulai INnnt ami tlie tann ol I
Andeisnii 111 •»-.. neai \\ illininst o»\
tli.it the trouble «ii- the" led >|»nliM "
A nutuhei ol the liehl- . had 101 l -aili'i
jtlde w heie tile cotton v\ .
I'i ;icticall\ dr.i I, looking ;i il it hid
heen -truck l»\ or >«*»»rched
I.n 11 re
Ihe Usually tait on p"ik 4
i'eil .id ioiiii h i• the cotton l ielil- and al
I'olk Word, .i well ;i weeds of othe»
I no! h">uld lie ( leaned |'| mil t lu
ll ••( I ' . i lid (hull hark A -pi a\ of
lone and 1111 •11 u t 11»I X t ill e Will de tio\
lli- pidiA and all in I octet I tie' I
hi ■uii I h:» \ e |»rot 11111 attention. V i
II 011 id a \ Will take pleaaue in ei\inr
■ U in I'i i fill at 101 l |to - tide 1(» all \ unf
ile i»in>• il
> i v 11 ton it.i \ »:\\ s i i: n \ h
liahefh. Aul* Plan I'm the
\ e riciilt ill al IaICII imi hmldinr to he
elected a.l Stale ( mlloit will he coin
|»'et ei| l>\ t , Mini ;i \ \ : eUon. ai chitert "
tlii and it i . prohahle -11 rat
i 'Mind will lie hi ok ell I'oi the eoli>
t i i let 101 l wol k 11 v Ihe Ia 11 e I | a I t of the
inolith.
Il> I \lell OUI huiidinj' W ill he loc i
«•! on Ac i icult in al Mill the
• '.i I ado ot the Irolit  |ii.ul ianc le ill
the i'i(lllp ol" agricultural hiiilduio al-
I' -(In i oinpleted", authorr/.ed or pla' l
|_ji• I. M> Wl oil' office.? lias p'otted
!I'• • ( oin( inplall (| » oil "tria l imi to Im
.Ii » ..ted on thi.% part on the caripa .
; rid Hie lie J\,» the IniildfTlc * o lie
wi ( i ted diiiinc the next i-'-neiati ai
• ( all ea(l \ i "dual ed oil a de
11. I- map.
' lir 1. 11 • t ail.lll mil 'i 1111 * 'ii' I I
lil i :.l i' i( iu |» will he Ii I I'eet I»\ •S |
i ( i el . three toi ie Inch, wit h.i I ill
' I , NN ell llcht •' 11 h. eillCllt, luaklll/
111. ei|iii\ alei»t ol foui done». The
M i ( Mi 1 \\oi k ltd he iei ll forced cull
|( H'lc and the esleniii pies ed. In h U
!t. iii.mde Willi lime tone and trliii
I tI a It NNlll lie I I |l'|H oof llllon-'Olll
■'{|. appio\n 11 aI e co t .1 SLMMI null.
AIK ll ( oinjdeted the I \ten 101 l
U4-U— 1i e ' III' nil
| ..i Idi ce' llo\\ hoil ed ill I*lll ♦ i'i -oil
' •I. • •"'(I will pro\ nle adifit k nal
'.i 11 mii i and' lahi m atone fm m«:ti\
i»l I 'h- .tm M*llll in al coin e .
I .il IV fall nnill piohahlN see Work
tailed (ill III! ot He i pelinainVt 1111
11• 11, i|inrnt ant IM? i/nl hy •h# r last
r ;r-1 iTirt —i-nil.l \ . I. In* n iin 1 1m K' I In"'
• • il. 11 i-iineiit of thr ilnuiilic hall, the
completion iif the rla loom unit ol
the Mechanical I die ian cnni*
a doiniitoi\ to accoinodae !?• MI IMI
il.-iii , and i J.iumli \. w
Tin- 1111- nil dinning lull will lir
| lu|ilicati'il iiiiiiu'diiiti\l,\ in I In' n'Ui "I
111 -11 |> i ..iii litirturi ami llir k-ilclii'ii
I will In' i nlaiK'''! '»> «•«• 111111111"!-• tin' "lit
I scrviiiir pant rv aHI I kilrlii'il. Nnv
-.«• l \ ihjj pant l ir, , lai (.'i l \ rla ri'i'ln -
I I. will In- limit "ii i arli ili' nl lln
klti'lii'M liiakilln tlif I'lllalyril lili ■■ ill^t
liall Trint, M-at in>' aliout I Kid, in tin .
I I'm iiml an 11
T\"i, iH'w ■ J111mitiirii'N, iircniniiiliiliii(r
I*|ii iiii'ii, will In l n'.aih at 11 hmi pi-n
111 ! r i 11 tin- ■ I'l.l ll't'l' III' \ t 11111111 11 . ( 11II '
liuil'linr wa hi nilurinir tin' Sum
i iiii'i Si'lhhil anil tin* nllicr' 1 1IT
.•■litis lu l u I'liinpli'ti-il Tlu' v a it 1 nf
111. ii 11 -1 n ' cull 11 lir! i"ll anil
liirati'il ..utll .if tin- nlil "I'iiui til Mm
, in it "I v."
* lii'palr work mi al I.llllllintr- 11: i
iii")'ir ill 111 . il\ lu lllie tin' iilllmi'i
Month-, tin- fx11• iii• i vviiiiijwnrk "I
•I'ai h I'i'r.'i\ i iik f i iiat nl paint ii.nl
I main' of I In' inti'i ims hi'iny ii
nil.
rlli: I l{li:\|W NEVER.' SEE
\ i(.innl tin' ciiinfr I liavi' a .frii'itil,
, In tin- iM-iil I'itA' tliat lijtf- mi und.
| Vi't iln> s |f«i li.v an.l w ci'ks rush (in.
Ami Wl.it I kniAv it a year i> »fiino;
! Ami I in 'vp r m■ i' my "I'l Ii if'in I '.s face.
Fur lil'i' i a wil't ami ti'l'rilili' I'ari
lir kiinw , I like liiin just "as well
As in the ilttyn vvlii'n I 1-iing tlii'.hi'll
] A'nil lie iatip miiic. NV'i- \vi 4 if yootwer
Lf thi'fi,
A rill iinw \vp ai i' liiisy~ tii'Oi| men >
.| I iii'ii with pla\ inu . a fuuli.sh kUiiic,
rl'iri'il with trying l«> innki' a nunio,
I '-'To-uinrvow," I say, "I will rail -on
I > J' m >
i Hulto-nini''l'nw al'il to morrow
II joes,
Ami tin" distanci' Iwtwi'i'n us throws
and jrcowii. > -J
I j Around the y«»t-milpH away*
"Here's a telegram, sir." Jim died to
day!" ~ t
And that's what we get and deserve
in the end— .
"Around the corner a vanished friendJ
—Selected. * M
IF YOU WANT QUICK
RESULTS USE A WANT
Al> IN THE ENTERPRISE
ESTABLISHED 1898
URGE NUMBER
CASES BEFORE
THE RECORDER
Ihe Kocorder's Court of Martin
i.'Uiitj convened Tuesday, August 2,
I'.'-l with Judile Calvin C. Smith,
piKiidiny: ami Attornty'Klbert S. Feel
m behalf of the State in
tlii; ab.M'i'iicc of li. Dvike Critchef. The
l/llow imk rases were disposed of:
I. State vs li. li. By runt —Violatinv
search and seizure law. Continued till
im -1 I'uesday in September, 1921.
»i. State vs Will Anifrews—Assault
w.th deadly weapon. Judgment sus
peiule.l upon the cost of the action.
a. State vs Jesse Kodgers—Kesist
ing Continued for defendant
till August 1921.
s. St m- vs Kerry James—Assault
Willi deadly weapon. Judgment >us
pemled upoll payment of cost.
II State v.s J. O. Manning and
Wheeler liice Affray. Defendant .1.
0. Maniimr plead guilty and defend
ant \\ heeler liice plead Hot guilty.
11111u1111■ 111 of cort that defendant liice
i not guilty ami that judgment upon
defendant Manning suspeialed upon
payment of the cost.
I.'l. State vs Kmma Larceny
ami receiving. Ihe defendant a
minor under sixteen years of aire the
cause was remanded to the Juvenile
Cum t. :
In State vs l om llardison. Ahaudo
-11 ii •nt I''mi in I guilty, I'rayer for
ini'iit. I'rayer .oiitinued upon pay
iiient of cost and the defe'idant enter i
ini' into bond in the sum of .fKHt.Oil
I'm his appearance on tli." first Tues
Iday iii December, 1921 ami show to
the court that he had paid to/rthe
clerk ol the court s4.oi| each week
for tie osf benefit his tliife chil
dren.
■I Stat evs \Vill Staton Assault.
I'rayer for judurinet't. I'rayer rontinu
eil till lir-t Tuesday in October upon
Defendant's entering into bond in the
11m sMl,lill for his,, appearance be
fore the court on said date and porve
to the court that- lie has paid the cost
and a fI He of s:i.t)l) hereby adjudged .
ai;am t him.
State vs Xorman NVilliams.—
Assiialt with deadly weapon. Dead
rvuilty. Fined $15.(11) aJ'd the cost of
action
2. Stale vs Henry Howen and
wood NVhitnker A. D. W. Found
Ktiil'ly. Juiljfnieiit suspended upon pay
niellt of cost.
12. State vs J. I). Ma\well Resist
ii)e officer. Found guilty. Fined
s'smi uu a"it cost of action.
111. State vs Will Smith
olTiier. Founil guilty. Sentenced to
jail lor a-term of ten days and fined
$25.0(1 and cost of action,
t' rti Standard Oil oe. vs J. W. Peel.
\lter th evidence is jriven it is
ed by the court that the defendant is
indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of
#ll.()ii lor poods sold and delivered
with interest thereon from October
29, 1920. The defendant is ordered
to pay said amount ,to plaintiff.
s ('arrow' Crawford and Co. vs
Theodore knherson and wife, Lucy
Ilobersiui. After hearing all matters
in the controversy it is agreed by the
court that the plaintiffs recover of
the defendants the sum of $450.00 to
gether with interest thereon from
February 4, 1920 and cost of action.
The execution not to lie issued before
January I, 1922.
Approved by 11. M, Stuhhs, attorn
ey for the defendants Critcher and
(Til. her, attorneys for the plaintiffs.
2:1. National Hiscuit Co. vs J. F.
Ila rilisoii. It is adjudged that the de
fendant is indebted to plaintiff in the
sum of $57.65 and ordered that the
plaintiff recover of the defendant
said sum with interest thereon from
January I, ,1921 and the cost of the
action.
NOTICK
North Carolinia
' MartiirCuunty ™ ~
li e 1 copies Hank, a corporation,
p'aint'T', \s. Dennie C. Taylor.
I'nder ami by virtue of an execu
tion dhviti i to the undersigned from
1 lie Supcriui Court of Martin Coun
ty iji the above entitU'l cause, I will
on Monday, tlie sth day of September,
1921, ;'l 12- M., at the court house
door of Martin County, at Williamston
N. C., sell to tht' highest bidder tot
cash, for the purpose of satisfying
said execution, all the right, title,
and interest which the said Dennie C.
Taylor, the defendant, has in the fol
-1 lowing described real estate, to wit:
One lot in the Town of NVilliamston
N. C„ locateed in Watts Grove, being
lot No. 22 in Hlock B, of the J. W.
. Watts land division as shown on map
of record in land division book No.
one at page 522 fit the Martin County
Public Registry.
This the TOth day of July, IMI.
- - H. T. ROBERSON.
Sheriff of Martin County, N. C.
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