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in blowing up water mains and em
ploying intimidation towards, the new
arrivals, but being clearly and crim
inally in ttie wrong is no more a
complete deterrent to violence be
tween inflamed industrial , factions
than it is between infuuiated indi
viduals. If the third attempt at peace
should go the" way of its two prede
cessors, we may look' for '.more dis
order, more violence and more blood- j
URDAYj HUE; 3BRD DAY OP SP,
TEMBEK,; the following de
scribed lands, to-wit:
' In Edgecombe County, situate in
No. 13 Township,- adjoining the lands
of George Howard on the north, G.
Z. Lancaster " on' the 'soubh, W. E.
Moore oa the west, and the Jenkins
or Baker land on the east, containing
187 1-2 acres, more or ress, and be
ing the identic! land conveyed fa
the following deeds: Guilford Moore
Foreign Advertising - Representa
tive Ttost, I-artdis & Kohn, Bruns
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p1ef:.Building,.0hic;iso, and 1064
Candler fl'iildmw, Atlanta, Ga.
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... Manager
sited. The strike cannot btf "fought j to the said Martha Lxmisa 'Lancas
to a finish" without these accompan- j tcr, -IJook 82, page 118, Elijah Moore
iments. That is the prospeit that to Guilford Moore, book 28, page
both sides need to hold before them I C35, both of whfc dcedts are rocoud
i.n formulating this week their final ed in the Mlgecombe Public Registry,
judgments. It is serious enough bo j also being the identical land devisAl
warrant the hope that the rail and! to Elijah Moore, Jr., by Elijah M.
union executives will not make the ;
ghastly mistake of inviting it, by in- j
kistetice on irreconcilable demands.
Moore, Sr., by will recorded in Will
Book F, page 140, of the Edgecombe
Will Records; to which (lards and
Enti-rH the f'o .! -Idee in Tarboro,
X. .r.. Hk o.diui class matter, under
the ,tt;of Wgrif M:h,, 18TO.
Subscription Rates: Daily, I year,
$5;, A .months, $2,-50; 1 mpjith, 60c;
week, 15c. Weekly, $1.50 per yean-.
Phone 75
P. O. Box 907
THE- THRD ,RY FOR PEACE.
(Norfolk Virginian-Pil.. )
For the third time this month the
railway-executives of the nation v'i
assemble in New York today to 'on
sjder and vote on proposals for end
ing the rail strike. The two Cj-ivi-'"
gatherings considered plans submit
ted by President Harding. Today's
meeting is to consider a plan i.ivanc
ea by the ftve railway breth.'rliimK
Kfpt for 'the raue-us voiec of I.. 1''.
Loree, chairman of the eastern i-.s-idenfce''
conference, who has issued a
statement declaring that talk of any
peace in the rail strike is "ali hunk."
no hint has come of the nature of
the' brotherhood's proposals. 17 5fc
Loree,v"'whf knows what they arc',
predicts that peace talk is "bunfc" h
may be assumed that their treatment
of tc semtinty iwue is not to hi.;
liking.' Thrtf is not surprising, fr
Jlr.' Loree as a i&O percent cock-sure
individual who is certain that every
body is wrong' but hinwelf. In tiv
various efforts ' at - accommodation,
-these" Invoked 'by" the -president as
well a''Hi6e 'indifued -spontaneously.
Hi. Loree has qualified as the fore
most exponent of "no eompromise."
and "no quarter."
The De Valera of the uailroad con
troversy notwithstanding, the hope is
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held out tnat tne series m n.nn-.-,
nV.. that will be iiiauguratcid today
will eld by putting an end to a dfc- j
astrous industrial conflict. The im-
pbrtant developments of the past few i
days support this outcome as logical, j
The' president's special message" has j
hiade it clear that the adni-inistwtion
contemplates no drast'c iiUerlereiice. .
For' th3 Unions the announcement
means that instead of piaying into
their hands by threatening the rail- ,
roadw with- government seizure, the j
administration actually proposes to j
make the union program progressive- :
tory ' thereof, . and supplementary
thereto, to ' r.scerUiMj whether the
voters of saiu School District are in
favor of issuing bonds for the pur
pose ef building, rebuilding and re
pairing a tschoolhouse of sehoolhoues
in said. District and furnishing sarao
with suitable equipment.
1. That the amount of bond to be
issued thereunder are not to exceed
the amount of Twenty five Thousand
Dollars ($25,000.00).
2. That said bonds shall bear a
rate of interest not to exceed siv per
cent annum, payable semi-annually.
3. That said bonds shall be denom
ination of $1,000.00 each, and shft-ll
nurture serially as follows: One each
year from the oth to 9th years, in
Jirsive, from the date of issue; and
2 each -year 'from the 10th to 19th
years, inclusive, irom uaic oi issue
of said bonds.
4. That the maximum tax which
may be livicd and collected each
year to pay tie interest and pi in-
fUlliT:
CAUSES FIRES
ONLY SINGLE MEN NEED APPLY
beinc the identical land whereon the
' party of the first part now resides,
A certain olluge hae adopted reg-j and known as the Elifah More land,
illations and rules' that debar from j This 19th day of August, 1922.
the Kiiculty nui who are married,' J.ULIAN PRICE, Trustee. -
unless these ajvdicants have suffic
ient funds with which to support a
wife.
will reference is hereby made; and! l,1,al ofsM oonw saan not
twenty cents on Hie une iiuuuren
Brooks, Hines 5 Smitli, Atlorneyii.
Greonsboro, X. C. a24-ltwl5v
Surely this is an admission that i XOTKE OF SPECIAL ELECT
the college officials do not intend to ! WX IX THE QliLSP 'COXSOLIDAT
givc a salary that will support two1 S0L DISTRICT FOR THE
jPLWOSE OF REDUCING THE A
mstcicl of one, MOUNT OF SPECIAL TAX WI-TH-
Ttie New Yoi4c World submits a j jv, c;jp DISTRICT -just
criticism of this uivversity: I
instructors applying for oi ",:'ol,-v t',vcn,that 1 f'"
... ... ., lai election aviii tie neiu in tne viis)
poaittons , at -Northwestern LkHVersitv ,. . . . , . . . . ,
' Consolidated School District of
t heafter comply with a iw j E,lgeeonil.e Cotiiy, North Carolina,
College
Hill
riuireaucnt. They mu-st, in effect, j on the l.'th day of September. 1922,
pledge themselves to celibacv imlossjat Eagle Store, in the village of
they nossuss' independent means suf
ficient for the suppovt of a wife. In ;
(Crisp, the reunilar. polling place
mid Distri."t. under tl
Dollars valuation of all taxable jiro
perly fn siid Disti-ict, and sixty cents
on each poll in said District.
At said election those favcing 'the
is.-ur.ane of said bonds ami the levy
ing 'tax. iierefor, shall vote a ballot
on which wHl he ix-inted the word:'
"FOR SCHOOLHOWE BOTs'DS",
1 and those' opjiosed to the issurancc
of said bonds and the levying of said
I special tax shall vote a ballot on
wh h-h shall lv printed the words
"AGAINST SCII 0 OLHO U S E
BONDS". And if the majority of the
imlified voters shall vote "FOR
SCHOOLHOUSH BOH)S". then it
shall be the duky of County Comniis
sione.'. of Edgecombe County to is
sue sid bonds, not exceeding the
amount specified, and shall there
after .evy a efficient tax, not ex
ceeding the amount specified, to pay
tne
a statement made by the dean it i !
utes of North Carolina, and acts of
explained that the $35 to $40 a week ! tlie. GVnwal Assembly of North Oar
average salary ot instructors is too : olina, ameudato'-.v thereof :ui(l
little to majt.tain families m the Ev-' supp!e'finentary''.tftere4o. tc ascertain
, . ' tthfarhei-' the vi.lers of said School
:srston enviratnnent and the sjec- . . . ,
, District art- m favor of reducing the
tacle of their wives clerking in stores . tax in sa;,, pm,.ift sha!l no.
to make ends mert does not appeal'i exceed . the sum of twenty .cents on
to the college authorities. I the One UifndreJ Dollars valuation
Ambitious youmr tcachefs arc thus ' of ail taxable pnK-rty in said Dis-
""'"". bonds 0 issue.
j I'!
ile.-est andprincipul of said
as said interest and
contained tii Uie Ciiuso-lidaitfd iat-i i--:ncinal mav become due and pay-
able.
faced with the choice of giving up j
marriage or foregoing the possibility
of a pr feprship at Xorlhwesfccn
I'ciiversity. It is a hard alternative. !
The college might, of ixmrse, pay
tJiuni more or furnish living quar-.
UK' for' married instructors. Failing (
that, ome one of the exMing gen-j
ei.il education funds ntight provide!
an endowment hp meet the need. I:
even conceivable that self-sacri- I
trict. and sixty c
poll in said Dsti
nLs on caoh ftmable
ct:
At sak epoetin-: those favoring the
reducing of said Specitil ..School- Tax,
jha-il vote a haliot. on u-hivh shall be
ininteil the words "FOR -REDUC.V
uo oi ci 1 1 1 v-f tnoor
aiini thivp who .-rc o;ipo?ed to the
due
ion ol-sam peiai cno-o.' iax
-hall vote a ballot- on wWh shall be
printed ttie words "AGAINST ItE
liFO.TIO.N' OF SPECIAL SCHOOL
T1V" Ami if a mKr!lv nf nllnlified
t'uing young womcn with pi-H-ate for- voters shall vie for "REDl'('TION
l iiM-es- miirht com 'to ;4ie rescue ,,f !! SPECIAL SCHOOL 1A '. tnen
hal
;.h
to wie rescue ol '
se martyrs to celibacy in tite pur- i
thereafter be. the duty of th'.
( ountv ( ommisf icnei-s each year
thereafter at the same 'time all other
school taxes ar levied to luvy such
Hut as re.pects the general princi- I Siiacial School Tax within said Dis-
pie involved, is American feminism
by-ways out of the difficulty.
And it is 'father ordered -that said
election be heid and conducted in the
san:' -manner, and at Eagles Store
in the village of CrVp, in said Dis
trict, as now jiresciibed for holding
gcte.ral oleotions, and there shall be
a new iegi.-.tra!Um of electors in Sitid
District for said election..
The Registrar, between the hours
of nine O'clook A. M. and turiset, 'on
each day (Sinuiay excepted) for
twenty clays preceding the biy, for
closing the registration books will
keen open said bosks for the regis
tration of any electors residing with
in -ssv.l School !' ii-ict and entitled
to :eri-'traior,. The said, boo!;.-; will
i0 i d" far registration- at sunset
:r,.'i Satuijifay. . iieloiv auui
:)r eaiv S:uirdav ' durin.vc
id of legist (ikinii trie r'-gis-
hali attend with his I'lvisiratimi
Ht -the i-oiling p'ace in said
:or the regi-'ration of voters,
fi lowing Registrar and Juifet'
Frying fats frequently ig
nite and atart disastrous
fke3. This is just another;
of the .; Kttla things that .
mint be watched, for the
sake of safety.
How about your fire in
surance on buildings and
household goods? Have
you arranged for complete
protection? This agency
of the Hartford Fire In
surance Company is now
equipped to write good in
surance and give sound
advice.
jacocks & Rbyster
Company
TARBORO. N. C.
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PRICES on Taiboro'a Marliiet tha openirff
day wore as high as any astfi9 CaroU"
mai-kct.' '-' ' ';"' .''' 1 j
Sell your tobaoco in Tarboro and bring
your checks to The Fii at National Hank. We
handle 'checks for' both . waneb.OHses. . .7 '
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no
pe
likely to countenance this attack on
its ideal.--? Celibacy in college in
structors may have suited mediaeval
conditions of education. At a modern
univerity' '.hi a country ' where' the
higher education has become pretty
weil fei'linizod it will be opposed as
reactionary and oppressive.
'.Seni4crial sentiment aesHis to be
hanging against the bonus bill. Sev-
t Jiffin,,lt i.f fulfillment. That is the
. v 1 .1. u. ,!.... ,
were only about a half-dozen sena
tors who would vo'te arainst the bi
inevvtafcle conclusion from the pr
ident's warning that he proposes to
mn!ov the Bovernhient's &ull powers
in protecting men in their riglit to
work and in maintaining transport-. ;
tion. . ' ; ,i
Upon the rail excutives the nies-!
sure for -peace comes both from the j
president's message and from ope-j
rating difficulties like .hat which the '
Sputhern is ettcountering at Spender.
R'T iiprtsr enuiDment. the "'president
, . . .. '. i..v(q.i .eating -nulggled goods, whether se-
has warned, will not be tolerated. ,
... , . . - .- , v : creted on the outside or the insule of
But good order equipment cunnot be ;
bad without geod order Bhop farces. !a ,an- Thc mn who H"oived an
It U here tht tfce shoe pinches griev- "pensive ring to escape detevtion
0U8ly. " Mr. Loree ;.nd the eastern w.."t with it in his stomach.
cutives are little troubled be
cause their shops aro located i pop:
Ulous labor markets. " The problem
rt- in accordine with Law. and not
to exceed the-amount above sped
fied, '.
And it is futher ordered that said
election be held and conducted in
' the same mani.er and at LaglVa Store
j in the Village of Crisp, as now prti-
scribed forholifoig 'general eelctioiis.
and there ; shall be a new registration
lot electors, in said District for said
election: provided however that
every elector who is registered and
qualified to vote in said Special Bond
Election to be held at the some time
and plane sludl be eatitled to voio
and -participate in this election.
The registrar, between the hours
of'ninei p 'clock A. M. and sunset, on
tin
in
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trar si
book :
trict f
The
of HecteiH arc heby appointed
said elect nn I
P.egi.'.trar.
J. II. Norvis
Judges of Election-. .
W. B. Kdwards
(',. K. Kdwards
This !he !)th day of AugusJ
Tjv order of t
Cor.niiissioivers.
11. S. Btinii.
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WAREHOUSE
- TARBORO, N. C.
On our opening day we made
goed our clsim, that every pile ef
tobacco sold on our floor must
bring the top of the market.
WE GIVE BELOW SALE OF I ONE BARN OF
SAND LUGS SOU) ON OUR FLOOR AUGUST 16
BY II. T. TOLSTON :
84 POUNDS AT 2H CENTS
Ah i'UN"JS A F (0 I NFS
52 POUNDS AT SO CENTS
156 POUNDS AT (JO CENTS
72 POUNDS AT c5 CENTS
Oh I ounos At 4 r ur3
Ili2 POUNDS AT 20 CENTS
$23.S2
$27 GO
$41.GO
$'H GO
$.ftO
$11.10
$3G.40
TOIAL- GMO POU" j Al $J,G 2
AVIUM L r CI
U.Hs Catarrh Medicine
Tlin.-io v.-io nro in a - run down" rooili
tlon nil! netliv (it Ciiiai-'li bo'licm
tin-in noi-h rn"re tl:in t.en ihcv Jtrft In
t'un.t lie.il'u.. 1 hm fjo-r jincrr. ; -at whil--Catarfh
In n loi-il dincaw. :t -It Rr.-'lv
inrHient'ed he cfuirt juit ior.al rnnflillr,:,
Po nd of (Sui'tvi HAi.r;s catmiu.. ,,i:,rriNK i- i
ijo.iKl 01 WUl.i T(ini ,, .jor, i'rii,.r. ..,r.l R.-1'Hlirou..n
in.. I'lno'l op. in til- rrni-tcui iMfi:e.-.y e:
(Hi. i.e.. Iv. finis roouf-eirr in- iitilin.i.-.L!.'-!.
f.nd resinriTis: norncil fon(l:tIf"hti.
All ilnifslain. tr-frcBlnrn fT-ee.
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Default havinsr been made m pay-
of fillinp.the places of the .strikers' ment f the indebtedness necjied by
"bs prevented them' with, no insur-; that certain deed of trust to me as
mountable difficultieB. With the west Trustee for Jefferson tSandwd Life
snd south roads it Is different. Their Insaranee Company bur Mrs. Martha
ili ops are far removed from th large ' Louisa Lancaster on the 19th day of
ti'ervoir of' labor. Strike-breakers , September, 1913, and recorded in the
nrnn'he Imported from a distance (office of the Register of Deeds of
Always "an unpleasant proceeding. Kdfcecombe 'County in Book 21 J of
the tax of . the Southern's great DaecKon pajre 319, etc., I will, under
shops at Spencer , is peculiarly in ' and ky virtue of he power of br1
fioint. , There the 'shop wovkers from . vested in me by said deed of trust
iVmifitairi' conmi'uhity an Island ot an& at ie requc?t of the cestui que
inionized mechanics in non-indus- j rust, and for the purpose of dis
trial environment. "The attempt to I charging .the debt secured by said
introduce outside labor , under the' deed of trusf, proceed to sell to the
protection of state militia has pro- j highest b:dder, for cash, at the court
duced a crisis. The strikers are very J house door in 'iarbero, North Caro
ojisr'.y and crimically in the wong'lina, AT 12 O'CLOCK M., ON SAT-
but on the last roll call there were caoh . dav (Sunday Excepted -for
32 vetes in the senate ajrainst the '- twenty days preceding tne day for
passage' of the bill. Iven if tkc b.B,clomf t,,c ho" U
: keen ontii said books for the rejris-
Bts thru the senate and house, it I ' , i , :-t:.. ,..:tv,
: tratiiin of any electors residing witn-
means i-f ugh sledding ahead with tke i ;n ctfhool District ;md eiwitled to
president. renitration. The said books shad b
.'-'-'"'" :' ' ' Iciosed for rcftiktration at sunset on
I'tho 2nd' Siiturikw -'before said tlcct
! loti. On eac .SsturJay during the
t. on : the registrar
(i !'s registration
jd:ii ill Hllld D;s
r i- ! i,i ot- voters.
l:'j:;..tvar and
tiiin art: hereby
appointed for said en-tiioa. .
Kogistrar, .1. IlNucvMe
Judges of EleCiion,
W- -B- Edwards
' C. 1C. Lij-.-.m-ds
- 8 lBd. It wit -4 wk
With the use of the x-ray niachmo.
revenue men have no tumble in lo-
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tri-.'t. for the rei:?K
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ED SCHOOL DISTRICT, TO AUTH
ORIZE THE ISSUANCE OF BOfcDS
OF SAID DISTRICT FOR SCHOOL
REGISTRATION OF THE VOTERsI J J at pe.
Notice is hereby givei that a spec
ial election will be held in the Crisp
Consolidated School District of
Edgecombe County, North Carolina,
on tha 15t4 dav of Septmeber, 1922,
at Eagles Store in the Village of j
Crisp, the' regular pollinjr plc !
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JOB PRINT. .
said" Dfetrictf under the authority
contained in Article 9, Chapttt 35 .
of the Consolidated Statute of North 'li
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