IWUIUBB WILL fWD OUR
COLUMNS A LATCHKHT TO ISM
■o OP MAim COUNT?
VOLUME XXV—NUMBER 56
LEGISLATURE
PASSES FISH BILL
Net and Trap Ashing In
Daniel and Station's
Pond Prohibited
The I fuMdi btH which
■m ntiW mm tW 23rd of Ikk month.
liiiftiiH frkmg, m the Foster Mill
FW. cx»|tiaK the hook and line
■Hi « The Footer Mill Fond is not
kaaaa aa that haow ht aa the Daniel
Thii ■ ■ (crjr good h« ud thoald
be enforced by the mteteatod pute.
It has beea hakßad with many of
the ritiwi d Martin county to ga
alaag the pads and itnuM in the
«Ury with neU awl other fish
■K *»«» and practically destroy
the Mm aapply.
Ths fdhaic hi the hoi as pnmit
•d by Kept——atf— Moore:
A Mi to he ililli d aa art to ttfbte
the ralchtag «f AA ia Uuial and
Statea MM PM and ha trihatarieu
ia Marth ilj
The General Aaaeaably of North Care
lina do eaact:
Section L That it shall be nnlawfnl
ca:ch fish of any kind by net: or
traps oat of the watery formerly
known no Fosters Mill Pond, now
known na Hariri and Statan If ill
Prad. and iu tributaries ir Martir.
Conafty; Provided. that nothing in
this Act shall prohibit fishing by hook
aad line and cast baits ia said streams.
Any person or pi mm violating the
Ptwahu af this Act -hall he guilty
Section 1 That all laws and clauses
' of law* in conflict with this Act are
hf.b| rrpaalt i.
Sicti>n t That this Act *haH be in
fcrce from and after it* ratifies ft—
This law bar arm effective Angus*
=• '«* . ■ .
BOAD KI'ILOOK MISTREAT
RI'RAL MAIL BOXES
state highways are complaining^ aboat
the danagt near u aai boxes by the
roaa force*.
Many bases have htm knocked
down. Mat ran over and smashed to
aval aaphats have coac vecvatly
fro* the patraas liriag aa the Hamfl
taa road.
The rathleaa altiladt of aaaae road
heßders as well aa contractor* has
•ay syrtem Daahtlaaa there is groaad
far aaaay af theae complaint, It is
safe ta say that the state highway
waniuiis weald taliratr aa sach ac
tiaaa if it hat a af thiw The troahl t
Uas ia the fact that apae men whea
they waar leather baiM fed that all
paatr ia hawa aad earth is given
iato their beads They forget that Je
in i ma Idk pay the Mb aad |he
Oaiy a few people disregard the
riphta d athaaa-
WILLIAMSTON
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. aad Mta. Phi L'tley :_nd chl
drea. Ada Lee aad Phyllis aor Miss
Raby Red af Wake For-st left this
at the smc af Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler
Martin.
Mimes Came Mi White sad Sase
May B'latfll petaraed Saaday even
fag frsa Tilaiiut shut they
* waled Rev. aad Mrs. A. V. Joyner
far twa weeks.
Mr. aad Mrs. C R. Fleming aad
seas. Charla aad Ma spent Saaday
mithg frieads aad telatNCa ia Reh-
Mr. aad Mis. Hh-tt S. Fed ia
mcad where they visited Mr aad Mrs.
dry. '
Mass Eva M aataraad Saaday
the paat week.
Uioa Clyde Haaaefl wfl leave ta
titi Mr. aad Mia. Jaha Henry Throw
baa a varki vioß ta Nags Head.
iTi i ril i Paal aad CLDI Gar-
KtftantklaikmMviAw-
THE ENTERPRISE
'LEAMAN-COSTON
• MEETING oPfc.Mil>
SUNDAY NIGHT
Services Each Morning
At 10 and at 7:45
Each Evening
i ——
The I eaman-Coston meeting opened
Sunday evening with a good alter.-
' dance. The tabernacle was not filled
' to its capacity bat it was a good
aadienee and the parting was fall of
interest throaghaat the evening.
1 Mr. Cat on, the masic director, had
; the choir in place and with Miss
Dowtll aad Mrs. 1 ramn at the pianos,
they rendered good aaasic during the
aervice. Mr Castaa has had the choir
practicing for the past week and he
has proven himself a vrry able direc
tor and leader.
Th- sermon was on The older of an
introduction of the evangelistic party
to the people of the community, and
an oat line of the work that they hope
to do here. The text was taken from
Paul and wat an the subject of the
manifestation of -the void of God. in
wisdom and knowledge and in the call
ing ef pastors, teachers and evange
lists. Mr. Leaman developed the idea,
showiag that each vat essential in the
whole program of God.
Mr. Leaaan demonstrated in his
fit «t sermon, a strong faith in the
word of God aad a peculiar raj it) to
express his faith and beliefs in a con
vincing. plea ling' oratorical manner.
Last night's sermon subject was.
"Who says the Ribte is tSe Word of
God?"
Whsn Mr. Leaman had divided the
people, those on the one fide, who
say that the Bible i> the Word of
God and those on the o»her ride, who
say that the Bible is not the woid of
God. he dearly showed thrt the great
eat laden af all past ages were be
lievers of Gad aad His inspired words,
and that no aaoa. who had disbelieved
God and his ward has ever been able
to laad his life through to a successful
close
Al rulaeu wha have attempted leader,
ship aßliaat the gwdaace af the ward
of Go! have failed, from Ada* in the
Cardea to our awn time ia the person
of the Raker af the imperial German
throne.
In his portrayal of the anbelkvers
the made mists, the evehrtieaists aad
the infidelv, he finished them up. lost
in sorrow, aad finally swallowed ap
The attendance was good last even
ing despite the terrible downpour of
rain and the aervice furnished much
inspiration to those preser.t.
This morning. Mr. Leaanan took for
his subject. "Am I My Brother's Keep
er?" aad he haadled the much asked
convincing to the most scepti
ronviacing manner to the most scepti
cal that they are their brother's keep
ers.
The mammy services are held every
morning at ten o'clock aad every evaa
ing at seven forty five. Everybody ia
arged to raaa
SAFETY RAZORS BEING
GIVEN AWAY FREE
For every dollars and a half sent
for one year's -uhenption to The En
tgrprisa the subscriber will receive a
Big Chief Safety Bator absolutely
free. The rasor ia a standard one dol
lar siae and of high qaalrty
Toa get the paper for aae year at
the regalar rate which is $1.50 per
year aad by sahocrihiag at this tiaae
you will get with the paper a Big
Chief Saftey Razor aad a package of
blades. There are ody a limited num
ber of theae razor.- r:..l the first to
subscribe will he sure of a trior. This
is ao frame-up, bat is a gaia to the
This rasor ia made to fit the face
and holds the blade at the aaaae
angle aa the aid straight razor and is
■beelately safe aad good as the best
The blades are Aawriean made aad
guaranteed See ad an bac^p^^m
Dr. Jaaaes E. Smith wick aad Mr. J.
town this — mmg
Mr. Miaa Haaaeß af Jama i ilia was
here this maial^
Frieads of Mr. W. H. Crawfard are
sorry U hear that he ia aoafiaed to
his easy chair with the gaat.
Mr. D. A. Bran af JaawaviHe was
a richer ia toa a this mavaiag.
Miss -Dackie- Novel ef Wiadaar
ia viaitfcag fm the dty.
Messes. Marria aad Henry Everett
of Oak City weaa visitors hi the dty
mmwdmg. a
Mr. aad Mrs. g. R. Biggs aad chfl
hutf of this aaak far Portsmuath
whaee they aM vidt Mrs. Biggs'
iister. Him. Joha J. Phllipo mi Mr. |
Robert Everett of Palmyra was
Williamston, Martin County, North Carojfcia, Tuesday. August 26. 1924.
[MARTIN COUNTY
j NOT IN LIST
«
la the laiversity Xta. Letter.
p there ia a rntaaaa roa aader the head
•of "Stadyiag Neath Carolina. - Maay
toußiirs are making up head hbtair*
a: id skrtcchs of their pr iple aad op
portunities, sarin as natarxl Vvai -
I b(t> °
Martin county cvuki boasa af as
! fine people and a» ika a—a— as
kiiy coan'y in the State ami she shraid
r have her sketch paUskd m the
News Letter.
The New j Letter is a weekly publi
cation of the L'aivevaHy af N" 4th
' Carolina arui is oar of the asd «x>
' giessive shrets ia the State.
Communication With
Mars Not Yet Had
Scientists have admitted (hat they
were unable to caaverse with Mars The
other day when it va> thoaght "
communication was gaiog to be (»«
>ible ami we aie not yet able to "ril
whether there are boh haired ftap,*v~
on that planet or aoL
Mr Marraai. the mveator of «•«
less telegraphy. wiaM aat Katea ia b-.
cause he doubts the pis art's hnac aa
habited.
Mr. R Lee Meadow* of Hope-sell
Va. arrived Friday to visit his be» h --
Mr. V.'. T. Mea>h»ws aaad Mrs. Mea
dows at their hoaw aa Mam street
He will leave tmaarrnw fa his haar.
His son. Mr. Rafas Meadows, who as
pitching for Petersburg ia the Vir
ginia Leagae, sprat the avch cad
here, returning yesterday to Wii aa
where he joined his lean*.
WAKE PUREST ALI MM S
WRITES POST MAR NOVEL
Mr. Lawreaer Stsßiagv. a Wake
Forest Alumnus aad wha ia aoa the
literacy editor of the New Yeek
World ha. jjst caaapletad the ami,
"Plumes", which ia a aah shooraag
the futility of war. Mwdha to pew
report., he has "pa iaia»al"the caae a
gainst war ia a aaaaaer that is eiear,
rogent and reaiiaeiag—to bailee the
diction of the legalists"
"As Mr. palla In- say:
This novel had to be wratea*. The
wide and wideaaag circle of Ibo.r
are in complete sympathy with the
altitude of the author (tel *ao war
ever did aaythiag save lead to aa
other' can weU be thaakfd that their
point of view has beea giver expres
sion by such capable haaas ~
Mr Mailings, whs as a hra(hT i
law of Mrs Wheeler Martm. jr. has
ing nurried her siater. Miss Hd.
Purefuy Patent, to abim "llaai
is deditated, a peat several aamdhi a"
the front daraag the World War ud
was very cntacaHy —jaul He has
spent aaacb d has tiam siace the ead
of the war ia h i pit all aad hnflj had
to have one leg amputated before ae
l»ef coald be fa sad He has vatatod
Mr. aad Mrs. Martm ia WMaamrtoa
and is very pleasaa«ly icaeaber^ 1 by
all thooe whom he aset for his attrac
tive personality aad geaad aaaarxr
BEAB GRASS LM AL NEWS
A large crowd from here air ii i
he yearly meetmg at *!lha ab's
Creek Charch. Saaday.
Bee. Bea Laßm d Old raed held hm
regular appoiataeeat here Saaday af
Mas Mary Stakes a peat the aeek
end with Mas Faaaac Cawmg
Or. Charles Roebatk aad Noah Ilog
eraon aaotored to Warbmgti a Tbeada;
night.
Messrs. J. B. Bager. aa aad Soak
Rcgerasa altiailad the daace at fia's
IJeach Thursday aagbt.
Mrs. A. T. ARea d Vaagka. K C
idt anted hoaae Fndaj after speadaar
a few days with her ait re. Mrs. Chas
Kugersc-n.
Mrs. J. M Ragenoa aad Mrs. Obas
Rageraoa ■itmod to Gneatfle Tata
day afternoon to aae Mass Laaaae Rog
crsoa who ia ia arbaal there.
Misse. Myra aad Aamie Whibehar«t
d Bethel weaa the gamti d Mia
baa beet, speadiag aaaae taaae with Mr
dad Mrs. Charles Rageraaa.
- Miaoes A aae Naaefl aad Kddfe
Haamß apeat Saaday at Caleram.
Mr. W. B. Everett af Rabinai*--
Mr. aad Mrs. Sam Pad d «ab
iagtaa visited Mr aad Mix. WL J.
Peel Saaday.
Tarbcra"" 7 "
• ridtar m town 3^J . i "^ C - a ~
Rank af Oak City Lmm a baaiaeaa
MARTIN COUNTT
P MAN HONORED BV
U^GISLATOK^
' 1
I Resolution of Alliietion
* For Veteran Mefeber
On Retirement
W"
"
, Rdeigh News and ftlianiul
e Harry W. Stabhs. who served
I « the legislatare aboat 39 ago.
. > estetday daaad a record of 0 years
Uat bag period. Mr. StahhTZa ner^l
, refused the by ttk Deao
- cats af Martia County, in
the service betwaeti the Mruaa aad the
Senate.
The retiring IcgisUtor was paid the
"■ honor by the 'prriajaaaii .n
d n taadatioa d "red aartaa ami
genaiae affection" The A I la lion
U » hCT Marphy. d Rowan, aio him
self begaa haa legislative addvir- in
"■•J aad who has been a^baaM
•a* his tatii term in the Hdkoe.
l adrr the rotation system in th.
i-«rict. Martia Coanty w .aat en- ,
id to a senator ia IK4 a|d Snu
Stabhs. decliaad to run for |
the Hoase. the Doaocrats o( Mrrtn |
Coaaty nomiaataig Clay tod Moon
*« his third term in that tfedy.
During his service here. Iha aaaal i j
'iwta 'lartia •as been kiowlt aa an |
d qa«e* speaker aad a maa d in ,
dependent jadgment on ' i ,
However, he never debated ■matini
' n, l* those he considered af prtaae i
mapartance and dams', neveg iatro
dacrd a hdl of any kind He has !
always been aaciabk- in hM habits '
sad his dinner parties Krre been a 1
hgaalatave tradition far maay years.
The resolution adopted by the Gen i
etd A-aembly: * I
"Wheeeaa. the HoamraMe Harry W. i
SiabW will have aeiwid at the expar- I
atioa d this Spacid d the
Geaeral Assembly aa a Maad'ii d
tiaaoas period d tw»alj ll» yuara.
State d North Cardina by haa as a J
legislator have been real, highly I
merits! ia at and distinguished, aad.
"Whereas, the General Assembly i
haras with deep regret that his aerv
ice* 'ermiaate at the adjvarameat d i
this body: ,
"Therefore, ha R resolved by the
Heaase. the Senate roararrinp-
That the General Asaea*ly of
North Carolina with real sc-rrow and
eoine affectioa expresses its regret
tlat he has volun'arily -everetl bis
.-■anertibn with this body, ami it
topes at 'i aw future day to see him
•ace aacre a member mi the Lerish 1
tare where his dupient voice so '
oftea beea heard and ia which he 1
has rendered such valuable aad boa- 1
*rah>e aervice " 1
I
Yesterday's Storm
Is A Real Hurri
' cane On Coast
Muaday's storm proved to be a red;
bamcaae oa the Caroliaa naat, where t
the wad reached a very high speed. 1
sawpaag the waters over the whole of '
Uracukc Island aad doiag a vast a- 1
mi aa* of daaaage to shippiac-
At Ocracake the Irlephoae lines ml '
the U. S. T.i v ramrnt weaa pat oat I
d aa—iadaa at ten o'clock and all 1
with the storm rapidly raging. The '
t-k-phoae lines to Fort Macon treat 1
k vrn at nooa. '
The center of the storm was ex- 1
ytrtH to sweep Hatteras aad edjaceet '
-rl mm during the early part d last 1
light- Owing to the daatraclioa d '
wires aad the perils of the waves, it
has been impossible to get aay d the
detads d the real damage done, bat •
it as feared that great deatnctiia has 1
beea wrou~h« aad that many lives '
Lave been loot.
NEW BATTER T SERVICE
STATION OPENS HERE '
1
Mr. Pad Jeaes. who has been eon- ,
aectad with the Bamhfll Garage far ,
the paat aeveral yean haa apeaad ap
aa ap to date battery auilia atatiaa j
aad am dectric shop ia the rear d the
j, -- T '
pad it wfl be oae d the boat aa this
uttiaa. lanyiat m stock afl pacta far ,
batteries aad ilariHral needs far the ,
Aat lint i af thia aectiaa have had ,
awed fa aach a atatiaa far asam tiaae |
If bytjMr. iaaes. a
kaflke known aa Jaaaa Electric
Shop.
"'■ ■ ■
"i
RAIN PLEASING I
TO FARMERS
Ihe ram yesterday ami last might
was highly pleasing to maay farmer.-,
especially peace: growers. We have
beard several say that they expected
the rain to pat new life m their pea
nut crops which were first drowned
and later almost bakru in the ham*
ory sod durinc the period of drowght.
The rain was dso pleasii>c to tfeaue
with large cotton crop for where they
expected to get ody oar-fourth of a
crop a few days ago. there are aunt
who expect to get at least a half m
crop rwv. There are however, very*
few farmers ir -his immediate seniK
who expect to get a* as ti-ree
fourths of the averairr yiehi.
The boll weevil had a h»i
lurk. Some say the earl* frost in I»JS
killed many in their infancy a»i I
others say that while Mr Wcevd like
wet. damp weather, the Jane-Jdy
■ealher of this year was too wmrh
for htm The squares and boll, cor
laming the eggs and yoang were
washed down by the flood- into the
ditches ami drowned. Those left on th
cdton were kille.l by the sun"* rays,
that were so strong after the wet
t \>OQ
I
I RUSSEIX—WYNNE
—_
\t high noon .hi Monday. Aagast
ametaaath. Miss ldlah Wynne of thi>
city became the bride of Mr. W L
Raaaaß of Silver City. New Mexico
la Elpaso. Texas.
Mrs. RumHl, who has hem teach
ing in the city schools d Silver City
was en route to that city where sh»
was to have taurht this yc.«r. fr.vr
Wiliaaiton where fie has he- n visr
lag her famdy durinc the saram •
amnth-v She was met by Mr R»—. '
■a Hpaso aad they derade.l to naarrt
there -
Mr. Rus>ell is the daughter af the
late L B Wynr. aad Mn, Wyaaae of
thia dty. She with her parrots laved
d the aid Everett hamutead. the
Siace that time she has lived ia Wd
liamston where Jv- has many fnewl
who regret to >ee her take up b-r
miltnre so far away.
Mr. Ru»seH is the of a life
ia-urancr agency 4 Sdver City and
they will be at home ia that city.
—
ISA «R\WH»RI» JR. REIi:i%ES
MESS AGE I ROM PRESIHENT
AMI MRS. CtMILJIIGi:
W hen Calvin C»dadge. jr. was •aken
II al the White Hotase. as a ie aft of
an iafertioa d a blaster ca the f« t
i.ari e-h rh 'ater IV .walk uf
the yoai.g ma.i. Au j
who had had •he aaae tr uUe an I
who came .-a near lo n g hi* life t* -
yaars xgn, wrote he hefdrarfS wc
a letter nhirh (a- t'lnl »>t". I
I e ar-d cheer.
I lit fore U* Irttr' reactucl U dkati
II •In n Ik* v anjr man aa oea>l U;
I» f»-w dry- ..f> Asa receivod v rtm
luanati .i. from the secretary of tie
l*ie-nV». ei|(rrx.i'r .the apf«ii>
; tion of l-th IV>slrt.l arol Mr.
fwlilfi for h>s kind letter erattca
it th* i- .-on. Cahr.a. j» ar.l taarkwg
kua tor hi.- !Ui|>tfalaes,
The letter is prue.l vary highly by
Asa. as naturally aay boy widd ap
preciate a personal me r > age froaa the
President bat was u teasel> ntersM
aa the wad it iaa d >oamg Calva Cad
idge from the hermaiag d aas H
ess beea aae he has straggled far life
for moatl '■ ami aim aat years auder
the ravages of the a aaae daease aad
si.Sd a short while ago has h* k .wa
wha' it is to be ia. go»i heaMh fa
over two years.
Mrs. Oeaaas Taylor acd chtbuea left
Saturday aaoramg fa South O'dau
where they adl visa* nlatiio fa
soaaetime
Mr. Harry i>am ml .\ecfc
peat the aaek ead ia town.
Mrs P. B. Caae aad chdlren. Surah
aad Howard are nutaf idntrves ia
WRaaa and Gallibira.
. Dr. 4, & Rhodes ami Mr. P. H
Biaai spent the week e»i at Cole-
Mr. Robert Everett vmaud frwadi m
Bel haven Samday.
Messrs. J. G Statoa ad iohm Cook
Mr. aad Mrs. Sick Mokley aad chd
drea are viaitißg haa mother. Mrw Hi
Mr. E P. Whitby d Kdfoed
apeat the week ead haa* with Ida
faaady ~
Mr. N. S. Gated apeat the week
aad al Caleraaa.
Mr. aad Mix P. R. Caae aad «M- 1
Mix X. T. Red aad Mam Lulu Mae I
Kad aad Mr. X. T. Bad Jr. d Rocky
(LEGISLATURE
ADJOURNED
SATURDAY]
Boat Transportation the
Most Important
Act of Session
The Uci4a'.nrr Saturday j
a t*» «prcal sessk.t In J
a»T) this «> an 'mportar t '
MOM
Sev-ral act* wrr pax4u futiwunj |
ttkie IB tV previous
iff TV* of the not iistere-t to I
»- M» thf curmtm of tiv act i I
-•». livfcir-e oar Vptrrtvr wart. ar. j
«*h*r was to provide t «mkin; C'ir-«t I
to rrtt«. all iu»l bond*.
TV bw mf.'rOi l act of the ses- J
shr» the of shal L- |
kr«ow- a- the Boat Trii! port jln»r *
Itjl thr qn(stwß to th;j
voters at the next general election. }
Atlantic Coast
Inventors
TV follows* pal ent- were ixar>l'
last »ed to Atlantic l»»-1 Icveator-: I
repoi -.e-1 by l> Swift and COL, patent !
laayv-rs. of W i?hipUHi. 1> wrhoj
•81 f»rr,i-l> nwies of tr.> of the! 1
abrve patent*, in. listing the «*rav. J
BTv for 10 cent- a p~-ce to any of j
oar r«ad.>t.v:
\ ifKHua. Alfred C. Harrow. Lynch i
k"T. Patch pocket John J. Helm
tjwantico; * omhwation a>h tray and)
cicsrHte t»sc Andrew J. Sager. U in- j'
rhr»tr. Cone timer for internal com J'
ba>tMi etifinr. (
North Carolina. Eagene R Carper. I
>r. AawiMe. Firrle « cooker Ar-1
•har I I'aulku-r. Sir lkfc.U; Hedrir;
»•*» William R l/>u Atwicr: IH» !
apparatus
Sowtn farm! ir a. Cordon B. Baker, j
ilree-rvdte. IVUcluble cam or pulley
William H Sanders. Winn-born.
TWnl gaide Perry 1. Tally. W'ißiaaa-
Im: IN mt warmer
MTTllit flgl Hm ON
THE OCTTOME OP THE *
LUinil li *M» U)EB TRIAL
Hettm* on the Mtrumr of th.» I » .
paid trial i> now fifty Aftt Of rour-e!
nrrykal) tayi that the two boy - j
hwld be Use but there are only I
Ifty per cent wU> are willing to -take I
their money on the ju-tie* of the law. j
the other 6ft y per cent betting on the I
r**"it and alaao t uidim.tr>! power of i
WEENIE BOAST
Mrv Walter Of lean- entertain*-!
;««r»l of the young |>rvf4r at a w*e
i.ie iua>t la.-t Ihur.tit at •'
t amp Haston on the 611 aciuv the 1
tuui kr kaouinf ill— I'mln Or j'
U. » of Wm-ton Salem, whu ha- brrl. ]
(he rur t of her uncle. Mr Nathanj
Uilrvo aid Mr- Oile-u--
l*%M«cti was" s*r«»l at Oriean-'j
Imk .-i«! then the party drove in j
car* io the icle.'ol |dacr where wee I
»*» were nadnl aid >eml with I
.JMsicW
TVb» k>) w-c her ho&patality were |
Mi— Margaret Manning. Mary C.I
Urr«U. Oarva ook. Margaret Kr j
erett . ami Mejr- Joe Everett, la*. I
lUxrfll. jr. Brace Wynne. Soilie Or !
lean- Irving Hargalis. Frank Car I
-rarph ia. Will mm Howell Wdlttms.j
ami Mr Waher Orlean.-
J
Mr. J R knowte- of Iltanlens wa.- ■'
a caller -t our yesler
day
Mr J. H Jarock- of Tarhoro |i*M .
hi> MUit, Mrs. Irene Sn.ik a VL-it.
•• la»t Piarxh)
Father Oark through Mil I
I lam uk on last Fnday on hi* way to]
Wndvd> where he heht merrier on|
diy I hiring his stay in town he I
was tne ru»>t of Dr. ami Mrs. J. H. I
ff
Mrs, T. B Jacncks of Tarhoro spent I
a few days m tawa last week wi«h I
her annt. Mrs Irene Smith It was her I
int visit to Wdliamston far several j
yean ami she was delighted with the«
improvements a f the tawa
Mrs. Em met I Edward* ami ma. Mr I
>MITH FIELD HAS HOG [
WITH SEVEN FEET
C ili birw—Smdkk'U has a cari
wl; whim is rvmiag a great deal
rf rimmint m' and araamd that thrrr-
W little Hty V. V. Taylor has a
which has sever feet, tarn perfectly
f-1 mad an the right leg aad tma aw
em mt the f not legs The extra hand
hat is jahaed near th> -aHr af th
right foot aad arts haJ) an the
WATCH THE LABEL ON VOL"®
PAPER. IT CARRIES THE DATS
lOl.lt Sl itM KIITION EXPIRES
ESTABLISHED 1898
ILOCAL TOBACCO
j MARKET OPENS
NEXT WEEK
Three Auction Houses
To Be Operated
I
The W tiiiams'ort lofcccrv nurkrl
jope.i- Wednesday. September Ir'i for
I The «l* of leaf tobacco.
Fvery indication U that toteccic mil
| ell for a profitable um tr.ss i-on
jaiid a banner year for Us*. l-jcal mar
ket is .i ourad.
| The Ihxie Kireivja • a til be under
tl* management of Marnier
land Taylor, mm witS mw e tper!-
| , enr» in the *..riaceo t>u tne.--
Me—rs. R.ce art.. Spain.'tew men ai
■ this -eetHT bat o|.| nw in the to-
Ihscco busine-.-. will ,ur the Fanner*'
Warehouse
I tionut to the thiru aucts->n MLe.
J Watts ami Morten wtll -jy ntf the
I Koaroke inl 'hey have no > »mr
{preparation to handle the 'inner-'
ju hacco in a mo t -atL-fart-*ry mar.ner.
It u no ioubt your to -el!
Iy ui tobacco where toe 'vS! ret the
i t>.p market p-ice for every ole aexl
jhs-ve every courtesy an.f cvrt-ider
ia" s>n dm- >>u, thit L- ei«ciy ar at
[you will «ret if you %•!! with Watt*
jertal Morion
I No stone ha- been i-ft unturned or
no expen-e -pare-i to trak' I;* Koa
jnoke y»ur choice
I The-e men mi.k the golden
I rule 'heir rule, "To do ur-to o'her* as
[they w .ul-1 har- them -lo urv them."",
IConsequwitly. whe'.her yeo are white.
Ic-dor.-d, rich or poor, yea w«ll hare
every fVTi*i>lerrt k>!i that i- In their
power to ten-ler.
Hubert Morton was * mefher of
the Arm of Tucker. Mi.rt«.-n ami
' Roger- last season and m.- t of yoa *
lkia.w Hubert. Bill Watt- is the -on of
J V» «Wigi Watts, wa- U-n ami
rai.«e>l in Willu.nt.-tor and seeds no
mtrntucl mi
W alts and Mort -n are workers ai*i
in- working art. I that is —smethmg
caniiot .ifff f' I to .»v r t • k All ia
II an.l to say II from ultotnaliM!, t>
ocM yawr > diaccn wrtth W »a«I Mar
to.i is to have the ataf-wtiri af
krs vii.K you sohl it for tfc-* market
price ami got a Mpiar.* deal
IWOMAN NtrMINATFM l'»»R
tdIVERNOK ON lILVBK K *TIC
Tit kI.T IN LtiNi; >T VK >T \TE
I Mr-. Miiuni Frr»;u--.>, w >man can
didate* for tloverreor ia the Star
State, won the •Wm r.»t:tr > uiaiiatMS.
SiluriU) over Juiige I'tlu l» Rdier
hit Juie
vi -upiK-rtei by the Kil ktuv Klan
zf»«t" w. Nt down in defeat r itfc "-h -
cause tlat he repre.-entr.i
Mr-. Ferguson is the fir-t » man
■ ever nomir>aleil for the hivfh af
jrovernor of a state Hi the nrw work!
' Trva-. which .always grves big
i'lenw«ntic majoritie-. -hou»l i»e fcsl
|to elect her to the high which
I-he a-p.re
| Mi Joe kuOeraxi of ll>irto«tft -pent
Uesterday ui tl* city att 'mlmg to
ktbues-v
| lie.- >ls Herbert I'eel aod W diiam
J llwl(!« visited friends in Wiadaot
jsuiriay evriling.
j Mr I>. I» Stalls left tie n»rutg
I lor High Pom; where he will -pemt
Ueveral days.
Mrs. C. A Harn-oit an!
i lark, hadherme airl Blarcue. will re
|turn tomorrow from Legt*tt» where
they have been VL-tmg lel-inres- They
will be accompanied hotae by Mrs.
! Him'«'> mother. Mrs. lilamV Aa
•terson, who wdl -pemt a week as her
jraest.
Messrs. Marion Jacksm ca.-h»-r of
(the Bank of Jame-vdfc? aid Frraamlo
I' William.-, vf Jame-v ille. were in town
this adfcfniug.
Mi-s Freilia Orleans left Saturday
tor her home in Winston-Salem after
Landing some time in the home of
[her uncle, Mr Nathan Orleans
i Mr Frank J. Margult* has retimed
|from New York where he vtsited Ms
1 patents for a auatli. Wkue ia the city
Jhe purchased the fal stack far the
16rm of Margolis Bra ai.l Brook*,
j Miss Imogene Riddick at Uoahetk
City letam-d to her hoa&e last Sua
(day after vitalise Hiss Sarah HarreU
for several days.
Mr. C A. Askew af Jaamflk was
k town yesterday.
Ralph Edwards af Higk Poaat riotai
Mr. and Mrs. Kader htj here hnia>
the past meek.
Mrs Martha Hardisoa rttartd to
her heme ia Rocky Mean: Scr«lay af
ternoon after liailißg her daughter,
Mrs. Arbar Aailmai aid Mr. Aa
deraaai far several auk* .
LARGE CROWDA FROM ALL PAROAFLHI.
COTART HERE TODAY. AH ■ IRAIIG MPA DP
IVATOD to A RATTMG MAPA AIL AFT «R
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