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11 3i- a t U Ji t 1 1 s'r s Ceil: Saturday Fair. li H .- VOL. 40-NO:SO." .Irs -v . M I- SIXr PAtS ,OE feYAT T H E TfoRB Ql MOTABLE BUSINESS - LGTJJRE G B M I N E SPEAK -J:T ARBDRO MA T ROBERT NPAGE TO THIEF MAKES HAUL FAR B 0 Chamber, of- Gortihierce . Makes Arrangements For iEamous : 1 AniericaiuBusmess Lecture MOTION-PICTURE FILM . TO. ILLUSTRATE LECTURE ,:. Arrangements . have been made by - the Chamber of Commerce to' bring -. tc this city, ori, Friday, May 28,- at jj o'clock,' in thcourt. house, trie- most " lanious American Dusiness leoiure oruthe" platform, t'Thg Troubtes.of a .1 "LT a ... 4.. OtA rflvn Under thes head, Mr. W. H. -Farley, . well-known -Ibusiness : expert, Cjbrgan-' i -izer and Ghautauqua lecturer, .will . " now", more ' than ever before sources ',nf .tvrnnhlf and -loss to merchants and "'.business men everywhere. Hi will j ;smow now pu-upeiauuii uim uiijiiiu- raauon win maite ior a Deuer com- -L:arid understandine "will remove . trou- -ble between employer and employe. ': lie will show practical improvements in service1 and-store organization that will please the '"general publie and idraw ' trade. How friendly coopera- - ttion ana organization among Dusiness 'men' instead oC petty jealousies' and narrowness will aid ih bringing' pros perity to all. He will show how pro- .nav olvflvf iaini will nllflTWr lngttpa t.O . "VA ' H u'""h profits. " How systematic contiguous newspaper advertising pays the-larg- . est dividen'""-"" '..all. How system thatf . -.enables c( - . j i- - - Candidate ' For Democratic Nomination For Governor - At Court House "May 24 Hon. Robert N. Page, candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor,1 will deliver an address in the 'courthouse in Tarboro on Mon day night, May '24th. Mr. Page is the first of the candidates for gov ernor to make a, speech "here during the present campaign. He is a man of : ability and has the reputation . of being a fluent orajor. He has many admiters and . supporters throughout the town and county, and a large Crowd is expected to hear him when he speaks in the courthouse, v 1 EJ. GARTER Employe Taylor Tobacco Co. f ; Wakes to Find Wardrobe., And Money Gone. , TODAyiEWS v4 WOE CITIZEN SI too msoii FRIDAY, MAY 21, A BIG DAY IN EDGECOMBE COUNTY Friday,' May 21, ought to be a very great day f or"the agricultural inteiv est of Edgecombe county. Three high ly important meetings are scheduled for Tarboro on that day. First, in . v E. It.' Carter, employed by the J. P. Taylor Tobacco Co., with 'rooms at the residence of Mrs. C. M. Parks, is'minus practically his entire ward robe today. During the wee-sma' hours last night someone, unknown, entered Carter's room and did make a get-away with one blue flannel suit, one gray suit with green stripes, one pair of slippers, one silk shirt, one pocketbook containing a twenty dol lar bill and a one dollar bill, some cards, receipts and other papers, d watch and chain, and a railroad tick et from Tarboro to Ahoskeo. , - With it all, the robber, perhaps intending to be generous, leffMr. Carter fifteen cents in change,. jiearl handled knife, one pair of slippers, and a bunch of keys. i Mr. Carter, in telling of the rob bery this morning, stated that the thief must have come into the house by the front door, and ".on up the stairs to his room. There are two other gentlemen rooming in the cal Record of Candidate : Scrapping and ghofchnflrgp aT . efoVollnfc -A- 1 le Sunday aftiYnoon,-jthe factory ; . .... I the office of the farm demonstration, at 10.30, the growers of Durock hogsj l'ouse, on the second floor, but upon are to meet to form an Edgecombe 1 '"vestigat.on this morning icunci iney Durock association. Don't wait to be invited. If interested, go. ' At 11 o'clock in the court house; same day,, a meeting that has never been Surpassed in agricultural im portance, will be held. It is the sec ond, or adjourned meeting of the cotton seed- growers. 1 This is a move- "t(, know at .all'tnent of such prime nlpot that it is had it lost nothing. was Mr. i Carter says he is willing to give any ' 1 mm ,1 1 ' 0 icasonaDie rewara ior tne return oi, or information leading to the finding of, the stolen goods. NEWSPRINT EXPECTED TO TAKE ANOTHER PRICE JUMP ' times aboLrwS'WTftiTTonsof hfe bus iness instead bf guessing is more than ever, before absolutely essential to ' With the -aid tf three thoifsand feet " ; if mnvirta- niotnrti film nnH fthnnf. two hundred stere'opticon views, Mr.'far- leywill give a most interesting and ' " timely discussion: . If isn't theory.' It isn'tover the sense applied to merchandising. 'Prac - ; ticai; everyday, concrete -experiences 'given in this way with lecture and pictures maKe a- aauDie- lmpreshiyij through the eye and the ear'ithat'. is." Sure to bej),of-IaBtingv-ben'e"fit to " etry'tuirss man 'jof; Jles 4 person- thaattes."? future;- ' '-TEverpiercnani'fr-wifef a-'meS- chat,every salesman' cA"'clerk, every business man-;dfld.all tfiqse -interest ed in eolng Tabw... become a- bet 'ter 'business' cei)tesfioiird jidtv'fail . -oj;Ttear ivir Reports from newspaper manuf ac- I 1 .1 j: of a ' '' .1 . .. ... 11 . . ! .J.. i il.. .. 'i? uounu 10 auecc me wenare .'oi tne i rones indicate mat tne pricyvi news entire county. Whether you are a" print will again go up in July. News member or not"wHet!Wrylou are a 'print used to sell for 3.75 cents per farmer or notyqif af'e'uVged "to at- pound. It is now selling for 17 cents tend. ' j per pound, and is expected to go even1 Finally, at an hour rei)e'na"med, alas high as 20 cents or more before speaker of renoun will ; address the j the end of the year. The shortage of farmers and business men in behalf wood fiber pulp is the cause of this of Virginia-Carolina4 Peahiit exyhangejj increase in paper prices, it is stated, that has attracted world-wide rtten- jwith verv little outlook of better tion by its successfvil operatic the conditions for some time to come past season. KiJfJ rV These are cleariTCTrligiW 4hiess propositions and are well worth your ;&raej;ai4on.3rNGvMOOEV - time Sundav side of Hendrick'tfirreek 'fwai'some.. what lively. Jame',Wells''amj' 0.' B Moye had a fight,r'irp which the : at- ter's face was cuOind bruiged Some hours later Mr. went1-to the house of D.K. Bife-wrwre a fore man, Fjtch, .lives," and was,.Bhot ati five -times by Mr.k"Fitch. t. Only . one ball took effect anff'that;grcteed the side. ; -t- . s Trials of the tlujee wil probably be held today, whotfUhe .facts 'will be brought out. . This communlcatton probably gives the facts or circupTtances:j viewed by a by-stander: r", - "The peace of our town.has been much disturbed f oifctwu or tlxree days by a little siege. 1 , " ' "Yesterday we had two small skir mishes, which wer.not .at all in ac cord with militaryyaw. Th. women and children werejjgiven ni;.time or warning to retire tit places' of safety. "The opposirvg funnies are the Fitch brothers on one sidq-and J. W. and J. M. Wells oft the other. . "The Messrs. Fitch, , whesaye -re cently taken charge of the', weaving department in factory .No. 2, finding the service of the jy.ells brothers no Tonger needed, informed them of the same, which angered thom to; such an extent that they wished to gye battle,' "Friday evening.iJ. W. Wells, went to the .boarding plac.:of the Messrs. Fitch and used th.,mct insulting !ftta:itiaM:to study Politi WOULfl-BE RQDBEn TAflBOflO TO IL1VE .Mr1. Editor?" For twenty years white people and colored have lived togeth er ; in eastern North Carolina, and today no race has made more progress financially, mentally or physically 'than the negro of today with just sixty ears of freedom, forty of which were wasted by delusiye political am bition. -'Neither race should .forget the great, 'characters who evolved that suffrage-'amendment, and separ ated the negro from the political demagogues, so my frienda, farmers scattered all oyer this country dis trict, I tell you we need Morrison, a- man with a record of nerve, power, and influence in the west to face the suffrage that will possibly wreck our state laws. ! There are others, in North Caro lina, able men, versed in" the science of government, but pre-eminently su perior in political wisdom ftnd love of the state stand Simmons, Morrison and Claude Kitchin.' What more love can any man show than to offer up hia life for you? Is not Kitchin ex emplifying' it, fighting great odds in congress.' Did not Morrison show it in the '90's and ever since?. Fighting physically until incapacitated, and when- he did get up again leading hundreds" iof his neighbors all known as red shirts defying Gov. Russell' threat of martial law, this man asks your indorsement of it now, Quit" promising and pledging but Man Takes Fortune From Mail ; Car, But I. Later Shot To Death. Chicago," My 14. (By A. P.)1A. man today entered a mail 'ear on! an arriving train, and at the point of a revolver made one clerk tie up the hands and feet of five othri, took several hundred toand d&Uariln currency from the safe, and made break for liberty. : . ' The police gave chae almost im mediately. In the fight the robber dropped one bag containing 1100,000. He later took refuge in a building, where for some time a ecattered firf of sniping was directed bV the pur suers against him. When there was no answer from the houses, the po lice entered and found that the man had been reached by some of the! shots, and was dead. EMU ffll CooparaUra Paanui. EitWie Men Include Thia Ciir MEET IS OF INTERStT TO - EOGEOOMBS; CJTOWES NORTH CAROLINA PUPILS WIN POSTER CONTEST PRIZES Alliance' kt outline f'tjielec-m turP sufficient to 'show its ; gfeat U BAPTISTS flOUBLED liinRrnilRltlMQiq mruim U Uli EIQU I U I u ..'-..a h .T-i ": ' . v ) '-.-;'! "-v -r ... Town ' Orgahtzatia-iitl' Coopera-, .' Retii5 Failures ,anft fh&ir Xaus'es, XNewspaper .-apwrtigiug. ; Wind'bw ''DftrilivsM- ' ' 'TfieBusiness-of-'Clprks. - 'Credits and AccolintW'- ' -'Salesmanship "and System. The Chamber of (Jommerce nas lome Mission Board Secretary Maizes Report to South ern Baptists. - 1. T "Saturday evening J. W,. Wells re peated the insult in the same lang uage and with the Ssanie result Yes terday the Fitch brothers were folr lowe flail day by te Wells brothers, who used every .opportunity, to Jinsult and if possible to rii.se a disturbance! In the afternoon ( DKl', W. Wells met one Mr. Moye nearlthe Hyatt Springs and took a pugilfefete contest with " I him. Each came 'out with a few PHOTO ALBUM CEREMONY scratches and bloorffcn-f aces,. &oih. had GIVES BACHtLOK A wii-fc , been .drinking. er , 1.- -x ; "About sunset while the streets were crowded' with children and young ladies, J. W. Wells again went to the boarding place of MieaSrs Fitch and began cursing and using very insuling terms. A battle follow ed, in which three or four rounds were fired at Mr. Fitch, and only one ball took effect, that in his clothing. As there was no one having thepow er to take them in charge, each side wended their way at will, but leaving the women and children much ex cited. "It seems that some ' one would have enough interest in the welfare of the women and children of our language, which the Fishes.. tookJ study .thB'. political records of the quietly, wishing tat.have.no disturb-) candidates for governor and make Up ance. . A I ''I Vfiii-v minrl nnrl Vfi'& tTnnr nnnvinfiAna Mr. Morrison does not nsk a pledge to vote for him..- Very truly yours, Conetoe, May 11. W. A. Thigpen. REBECCA? GERALDINE FARRAR AT OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT i The residence of Mrs. G. t Heil broner ort St. Patrick street was the scene last night of an interesting and enjoyable social function. No matter 1 whiit may be said- of certain of the b u-holors of Tarboro, it can not be sfciil that "Monday" Ruffin ha? never been through the marriage ceremony, holding the hand of a lady, an.l tak-i:-.H Vpon himself the "I do" part of the ceremony. It was with a great deal of sur prise that Mr. T. T. Thomas was dis covered approaching the houso in fiuostionlast night about 7 o'cloct, secured this' service through "courtesy. I general1 evangelists and singers, one of the National Cash "Register Co., of j special; missionary to the deaf mutes, Davton. Ohio. For1 mail v years tnis i and - three negro, evangelists, -more company has furnished this famous lecturo to Chambers, of Commerce and other business organizations all .over the United States, and Canada. - Many of them booK : it repeateuiy, for it is be.ing constantly kept up-to-j ,date and it always deals, with funda mental business problems -in, a con crel way. - Its universally, admitted to be one of the most popular and principles ever given . btrong in " dorsements" of its value 'and "interest Come from: hundreds 'of . orga&izati'oh " secretaries and from' merchants fr'am almost 'every county o"f every.'Jstate in the Union and from- all '"thej.im-"-portant cities of 'Canada. ' . ' Our secretary";o:f the." Chamber' of iCommerce is- to' be congratulated on. : securing a date for this, notable' lec jture for Tarboro. - S"" " We strongiy-urge. taf jiess" men.' merchants ancfa'lf" sales people worn to give ranc, v , jaciity audience the, night 'of Friday, May 28. NO charge'jf aradmissjon. NOflCE Td MERCjiANTS.' J..; The city aothoritiet te ijl"eV.. ceWt'of Hie f ollwingl Utter. Vhich " - " . t v ii 'it , crxpliunt .itselrr 1 . " " itl6rnttf'tg9nfciT the fol . Washington, 'May,14. -(By A'. P.) .OnprnHnns rvf . t.lip Hrtmp MJsqinn Board of' the Southern Baptist Con-1 wheeling a small go-cart down thetown fo g.ye th(jm SQme protection rwvfriitsi r r rna Drronr ir utdu 1 111 iiiu.... -of the many pfesents for the occa sion. It was with much trouble that three men held up "Monday" while Mr. G. R. Rogers said the fatal words that gave to Mr. Ruffin the leading part in the ceremony. In lieu 0" a Bible, it might be stated that the j family photo album was used. Never ventiori have been practically doubled during the last year," Dr B. D.'Gray, secretary reported today to the 75th annual session of the convention. . In 'the? general evangelistic work of the; board, carried on by 50 white than 16,000- persons were added to the churches during the last, year. JEvangelisj;ic and educational jwork among the people of foreign tongues in the' south has reached large pro portions', 'this work being conducted in seven different'languagesj OFFICIAL RETURNS GIVE, UNDERWOOD THE VICTORY ! ' Birmingham; May 14. By A. P.) -With two counties still missing, offioial returns today give Underwood l,800jrnajprity.pver his opponents, in the race for .the senate long term. Heflih has apparently won-the short term senatorshig. ; . ; 1 N. Y. POLICE ' INSPECTOR . ' ACQUITTED BY . TH E COURTS New York, May:i4. (By A..P.) Pplipe "Inspector Heary f qrmerly commander of the tenderloin district, 'was today acquitted of .the charge of neglect of duty in connection with, the vice crusade by order of Judge 'Malone. . . ' . theless, the ceremony went through without hitch, excepting the arai3 of the three men needed to hitch up Mr. Ruffin's. standing qualities, as his knees were noticed to be doing the shimmy. . ' Congratulations were showered on the anti-groom upon his arrival down in the business section of the city, which took place as soon as he could Farrar, "May 14. ' I. D. Gay. The Town With a Ghost. Prince ville is now all right, the (town has a ghost. Orren James and Grey Lloyd about 9 o'clock Saturday evening, were standing within a few feet of the former's store when a man rush ed by them, atooped and crawled un der the store. No trace of the mysterious-man was seen afterwards. The report of what these two saw set the superstitious to talking and now it is confidently believed that the strange runner was no other than tne disembodied spirit of Edmund Clark, who died suddenly not long ago, in Orren James' store. For the present there is no need of a curfew in the transpontine P.cbecca? Geraldjnc Farrar will,;be heard in one of her master-pieces at "Ye District Skule" tonight; Her voice is at its be'st; 1 , l ; ! ' - ;' v -The- reserved'scat "sate f oVA ' U'y tonight was closed yesterday morn ing. Nevertheless, for those that have no seats at present it will be good news to learn that the gallery will be reserved for white people, and that as many extra chairs as can be placed in the Opera House will be added for late -patrons tonight. These seats will not be reserved, and will, have to be purchased at the box office tonight. Both the. grand. prises- offered In the poster contest conducted in- thia district by the war loan organisation were won by North Carolina pupils", according to the official announce ment made today, The winners art: Lena Willis, of Winston-Salem. Hettie BraBwell, pf Enfield. In addition the following prises were awarded in the North Carolina contest: . V ( Class A (city schools) : First prize: $5. Lena Willis. Second prize: ?2.50, Lena Witfl Third prize: fl, Vernon Harrel 15 years old, son of Mr. and' Mr.s jonn narrei; pupil at atnt raure school, Beaufort. Class B (rural schools): First prize : $5, Hettie Braswell, 14 years old: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. Braswell; pupil at Hard rause school, Enfield. i Second prize; $2.50, Rachel Grims ley, 15 year! eld, daughter of Mrs. H.w Grimsley; .'pupil, at Jackson ville high school, JacksonvUlr. . Third Prize : $ 1 , Chalmers borrow. EI "Worrowr 808.' Saint AndrewiTSC; Tarboro; pupil in seventh grade of Tarboro school ADMIRAL DEWEY'S HOME TO BE STORE CIVIL WAR VETERAN KILLS SPANISH-AMERICAN VETERAN Johnson City, Tenn., May 14 (By A. P.) John O'Mara, veteran of the Spanish-American war, was killed early today by Luther S. Sands, a veteran of the Civil war, at the sol diers' home here. The killing is said to have resulted from a quarrel fol lowing the ejection of Sands from the grounds. The coroner's jury re turned a verdict of. justifiable homicide.. escape the vigilant eyes and arm3 of lsubu,.jjf Dr. 1. K. Koyster, ana Messrs. uon ' Walston, T, T. Thomas (best me.n)4 gPRESS ROBBERS MAKE and Mr. r enn. : ' , 1 Whitaker .BettePment. .The,.Whitaker8 Betterment had one oftfie-'most! interesting, programs of the year'on Thursday, May 13th, at .which time "interior vdecojation" was taken up by Miss. Howell, pictures be- CAfiOLINA TELEPHONE CO. INCREASES, CAPITALSTOCK y The stockholders of the Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Company have authorized an increase in' its capital stock from 400,p00 to $700, 000. The funds'from Jthis increase will be used in extensive improve ments and additional facilities at Fayetteville, Kinston, Tarboro, Wil son and Washington, and also pro vide additional toll line facilities .in connection therewith. SOUTHERN GIRLS GRADUATE FROM N. Y. SALVATION ARMY TRAINING COLLEGE IN JUNE Atlanta, Ga., May 14. Two south ing shown,' and a most interesting ! ernj girls one from Florida and the lecture-on. joe . topic. Deing. given., (0ther from North Carolina will be GET-AWAY WITH $0,000 Spokane, Wash, May 14 B A. p,') Nine thousand dollars were ob tained by robbers who kicked an ex press agent here into insensibility, according to the agent's account. The robbers are still at largo. BANK OF LEGGETT ORGANIZED lowiSSftelegfein:"" -'". .' V. "' ', 1926. You5 will immediately an. nouncein yo.ur,tat...wI.recPf- Cleaning the interior of the home among the graduates next June of j vice--president, and a niiable maiginf .prfi-o-; j was-'taken up. .by' M.iss Young, who j the Salvation, Army training cregetaoon be .elected, prepi D, cpir.,. . , ; put fecial stress on speciiie cases: ,n New York city. opening of the institution, fi . - . ."- """i me rionoa eiri- is miss Jennie The organization meeting of the new Bank of Leggett was held at Leggett- Wednesday night, practical ly all the subscribers to stock in the new banking institution being pres ent. The meeting was very enthusi astic, and it is expected, that th bank -will open up for business- withiw the next thirty days, or just as soon as the fixtures can be installed, and the stationery and supplies received. Mr. Theodore Fountain was elect ed president, and Mr. C. L. Fountain, cashier eparatory to the Announcement. The following announcement was received at The Southerner this morning: "Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Montgomery Dixon announce the marriage of their daughter, Luna Newelle, to Mr. Hen ry Vance Modlin, on Wednesday, the twelfth of May,, one thousand, nine hundred and twerity, at Ayden, North Carolina, r, "Mr,y and Mrij. Henry V. Modlin will be at horns tfter the twenty-fifth of May, Ay-ien, North Carolina." Alleged Bigamist Jailed. Ludowici, Ga., May, 14. (By A. P.) Mrs. Howell Price was placed in jail here today charged with big amy. The charge alleges that she was the legal wife of Frank Reddish when she married Price. WOOD ALCOHOL KILLS ONE, SENDS TWO TO HOSPITAL Indianapolis, May 14. (By A. P.) One .marr is dead and two are in the "hospital here as the result of drinking wood alcohol, according to a report made by the police today. PERSONALS pouna , rei..r.. ,.w ciotn i.or.Tieanmg porcelain iuds, tnen : Stevens of 414 Alcaniz street, ri- j tamed in' Qrcujar-M ertbr. res .wagh thdrougfily. .with soap and wat-! .a.,, and is the daughter of Wm J cinded, iimf snt by mistake.. jer; an(j dosed with the beautiful quo-! Lste'vens of Pensicola. in which! REGISTRATION BOOKS . WILL CLOSE MAY 22 iDI.LY. l-tmtm ila Mtchanla in i a a ! a.viri. ' - a i. .aM..i .... I v ;j.t"r '--T- - ( tatioii, . nnocrraitfs a nome cii-ate c,ty she formerJy was employed asV; your county. . Yours -rery truly, -a potent spirit, which in turn doth ; bookkeeper bv a real estate azencv. i Registration books close Sat- lion him that fashioned."" -E. F., AYDLEJT, .J. Aty." , fafjh - MrfYor-Hardison wishes.lo-.sa.te- -- p. - ..- ..- . . ' ' . e -T L.ii ,k.- to Ihe.inercnanis m wi - he has tfcen, trier anftW ndtfUar Ke 'H-o . rePor,;, . which had just been enjoyed when aifor years in the organization work in 11 1d!t.tfni. 'm ' j storm' -was 'reported.. ' ! Sal:.hury'. ' Pamphlets on 'JRefinishing FtTrni-' Ayesha Flowers of Salisbury, dauch- M"u. ?1. JTbor. ! ture'.' and "Stenciling" were distrih-iter of Captain Flowers in charge of , instructed the --ted. ; On 1nter.esting. featiweof the the Salvation Army corps in that rf Wfr. thuw' IprogriSm Va's the sandwiches and tea! city. Miss Flowers helped her; mother ord.y. May 22. To voters, in tne county who have not registered to dat, it is f urf d that they take notice of the date of clos ing and register . before the registrars cUm their offices on M. G. Mann returned today from a business trip to Ohio. will I --Mrs. Charles Meighan has re- lurutru iiuiii avviisifvs - Mr. E. 6. Wilson, of New York, is visiting his wife at Mrs. Paul Law rence. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Campbell of Baltimore, are the "guesta of Mrs. Campbell's mother, Mrs. W.i L. Bar low' After spending several weeks In Tarboro with relatives, Miss Frances S. Home 'left yesterday to visit her parents- in Winston-Salem, after Commercial Expansion .Grad ually Claim Historic Land ' marks in Capital City. Washington. May 14. (By A. P.) Admiral Dewey's former home, "a gift of the American people for his victory at Manila Bay, is being re modeled into a store, having given way, as have a number of other his torical residences, to the spreading commercial section of the city. The Dewey house, at 1747 Rhode Island avenue, just off Connecticut avenue, was disposed of some years ago be fore Admiral Dewey's death. The city's commercial expansion is gradually moving ' northwestward on Connecticut avenue and has passed beyond the British embassy, which now finds itself amidst a group" of fashionable shops; The historic old Corcoran mansion and the wisteria clad1 John SMdell house, with their old-fashioned gardens and high brick garden wall, facing Lafayette Park opposite the White House at the be ginning of Connecticut avenue, soon will be razed for a modern building for the Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America.' Among the historical mansions holding out against the march of commercial expansion are the famous Octagon house, residence of Colonel Taylor, which was occupied a year by President Madison after the White House was fired by the British in 1814.- : ' . 5 : Tha AnifC... i i. '. " . L following lttr from. Mr. ij. Swuxk Foosha, general maaagar oi, tha Vfaw -. giola-Carolina Coopera"W: Waaat ' Exchange. The letter is Mxplaev atorys , Dear Mr. Editor: It.tt fJhvnUii ure that I am able t aotwBthat:, a" meeting of aeanut grower wtl be held in your county- tUa iweekr,'at. . Jarlwo oa Friday, May.j.1, t f It has bean a mattes nt'ltmm-m Vi'. gret to us that Webav Bftt.k alia to posh ourorgaaitatioA work j yew forces have- beea so- UattaJ4. tht; U has not. been possible- to vityra .tfao whole ;of the peanst growl terri- so up to this time we ha been fox- ed to limit oat activitiea laVg the center of thi territory.., ( " It gives ma great pleaswre tw iajf.. at.. a. i a m . . ' ' i ' urn wp are tnaeea iortunat in se curing the services of Mr CUaCosa ior tne meetings to be aald iakfr . county, and we trust that-your ttww- i aullir . J.. A -a' ' ; a '. a-jTSMiieiv NMf WlF - portun,tty to heat a na wbuOaae been, laentinea ior a numoer or yejaci us . ftn irfivi wtu wtok kr. a ti: ma . successful cooperative aasoelatioa. lit America. The little that th excliaiwr taa done up to this 'time only serrea top;, emph'asise how impcrativo t ia that thV peanut growers put theisaeivee ' -in position to protect their oW in " mi a...AJ 1... ..U .1.. ,' ers are in. a peculiar position to" on '. ganise, because thoixa. U a higoll- classified induatry, and in thea tw. 4 lewltory. Beweear, Ihtv cannot ovortwK tn fact thjat iManata of 4he aaano - Vartoty that they grew in thia erritory oawo largely, ia competition with JTOtnlgn. peanuts,,, an, that as uu uaponatUa increase the necessity of fhtit Of- 'ganizing is greatly intensified. We wiM agaia to xprs fa yoti the hurh aDDreciatloM our erirsniza- t ion has for the generous publicity your paper hat given at all time. While it may be argued that it .'le to your buslneaaiatereat to aaeonraca his organisation w6rk among your peanut-growers, yet the Ana iptri in which 'you have ' responded to . out every request U something that your readers 'should aDoreciato. 0s ft 'sYowa that you are working nrot aad faro most for the development ox yoor county.' '.. ; ' ....s-i, - . . ' We hope the meeting ia yoor coun ty will be largely attended, and Hut your growers will readily fin in with us in our efforts to perfect fu organi sation covering the whole of peaaot growing territory Itt Virginia, aed North Carolina . . Very truly yoiirli',v I. FRANK FOOSII1S. ARCHEOLOCISTS ORGANIZE PHILADELPHIA MAYA SOCIETY Philadelphia, May 14 (By A. P.) -Distinguished archeologista 'have organized here the Maya Society, the object of which is the study of the Indian races of Mexico and Central America. Particular attention will be given to the period of civilisa tion when great cities are believed to have been built there more than two thousand years ago, the ruins of many of which dot the i orate of Yucatan. First efforts, it was stated, will be directed toward discovering a key to the Maya hieroglyphs. THE NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE AT WASHINGTON The program for the National Citizens Conference on Education, called to meet in Washington May 19-21, has Just been announced by which she expects to resume her da-. the Bureau of Education, under ties in Garfield hospital, Washing ton, D. C. ' REVOLUTIONISTS CAIN AGAINST CARRANZA TROOTS ' (Bi Aseociatod Preae) " ' Mexi'canV 'rVbeU apparently foinad in' th fireVphase of the UttK with the troops itHl loyal to rWdea5er ranzal. whtcb have been flghdng deo p'eiately north of San Mereoster the paa'i' four days. Vera Cma-fdvie0 indicate a reak in the Carransa Una. ' Rebel; reinfprcementa are now being rushed up hourly. The Britiaa consul and i parey art with Carraasa.'aad attempts e being made to Hoetto him.. Frenehi aid British erarmhipe have arrived; at Yera Cms, ad four American ftgating vessels are already there. vJr.- whose aciciuei the confarenca will be held.. i - 'I Cow Healtb Rfrl. the follow'teg have been reported to th't health-' officer ae sufferiag with coBtigjoua diseases! ' .Wbojoing cough: Laura E. Wil kin's; two cBldrea of Joe Bailey; T children of Mrs. Mattle Keel; 4 chil dren of Peter Hall; sStsie aad Arthar Wooten; . Gaston,. Charlie and Jeasie Lawrence; children ef Louisa Top ping-. Measles: Robert Xnsbrook.; -Diphtnepa v Mary E. ' Brown, Miss Nannie Graham.. ''' ' . - Cbickenpbx f Nettie Sims ; Un. i. B. Evans; Efie Lee Evaa; Wiite. Bertha and Mi. W. H. MearC Smallpox: WnvL. Bridgera, Eobt Locaa, wife and 5 children; Bennett Jobnaon, wife and S children; Uaiwr N LE, Thorpe; MaKha Bryant: Robert lCarrett CnthrU Tarnar- J. Cu&tar Mack Edwarde; Wav Aadelraoa, il. Anderson; David Bugsv 'Wallace) Mitchell; Gilbert HiU; Jamaa Elch- mond; William Jones; Lewe 4yo and-wtfe.-J . -
The Daily Southerner (Tarboro, N.C.)
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