SOUTHERNER
LOCAL. Jli
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VOL. 43--NO. 218
ASSOCIATED PRESS
TARBORO, N. C. FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1022.
ALL THE LOCAL NEW!
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and Sri PROCLAMATION BY EVERYTHING EXTENSION SERlEIKiwanis Club Mai.
MethbdistlPRESIDENTASKSRIDiREADY FOR WORKERS TO TORed Cross Drill
FOR THE RED GROSS GAME TODAY RALEIGH REG. 5:
"fonight at the Kiwanis Hall.
An Interesting Program Has
Been Prepared for this Oc
casion. Addresses' to be
Made by C. B. Keech, Jr.,
M. G. Mann, Lynn Bond.
ADDRESS BY REV. BROWN
The Boys And Their Daddies
Will Be At This Meeting,
and Will Be Given a Royal
. Welcome Tonight.
NOTHING
DEFIN1T
E
Hi HALL-MILLS CASE
Both Teams Have Arrived and
They Arc a Husky ' Set of
Young . Fellows. A " Hard
Fast Game Is Anticipated
This Afternoon.
membership roll cnll of tho Aiiieri-j
can Rod Cross, which begins- tonior-jBIG CROWD WILL ATTEND
vow nan rin Jhai'ii n t-i. neon in r v
! (By The Associated Press)
j Washington,. Nov. 10. President
j Harding in proclamation issue, to
j day calling attention to the annual
The following letter has been sent
out by M. (!.' Mann to every man
in the Methodist church in Tarboro,
who has a boy, and to those who
have no boys as .well.
Tonight at the elub is what may
ho. .'termed "Father and Son" night
and it is an occasion when all the
Daddies mid all the sons will be
bttpugbg together at a big banquet
that .hn been specially prepared for
them by the members of the cl.-rch
Mr. Mann, in his letter says:
"Friday night, November 10tb wU,'
be 'father and Son" night t tne
Methodist Men's flub, anil -ve want
you to be pres,-:t at this lime. If
you ha.T'ia boy above ten yeau of
age ye Va5 you to bring li.m. f
yoa do not have a boy we hope you
wilt Mok , around and find som boy
and bi-tng him as your boy.
"Th' should be the finest meet
ing ;that the Methodist Men's cluh
has e-Vey, ticW !and I sincerely hope
that owry member of the club will
(By The Associated Pren) I UiKent reasons to appeal this year
New Brunswick, N, J., Nov. JO- j ;n behalf of an even greater genor
Tho Hall-Mills murder stills remains , ()sity than has hvvn necessary j
a mystery today and there is no im- st)m(1 other times."
mediate prospect of its being clear
ed up.
No official statement has been
made as to the results of the con
ference in Somervillc yesterday, be
tween Attorney Mott and the fore
man of the- grand jury"' Attorney (, life
Mott declined to make any statement
Notable among those reasons the
President mentions the situation in
the Near Kast where he asserts mil
lions of people must look tot more
United States for the means!'" town will be at th
favored national communities
as th
lie bespeaks the aid of the
American people fur the Red Cross
as one of the- chief relief agencies
Both the teams from the Univer
sity anA- tlie'State Colleger bae ar
rived here and they are all ready
for the game this afternoon.
This game has been well advertis
ed and a bijj crowd is expected at
BryarPPurk- at three o'clock.
Most of the business houses will
(Special to the Southerner) i
Raleigh. N. ('., Nov. S. -Director I
B. W. Kilgore of the Agricultural j
Extension Service of the State Col
lego and Department of Agriculture J
has issued a call for the next an-'
nuai meting of county agents, home
demonstration agents ami other ex-j
tension workers to be hold in Hal-,
cigh at the State olli'g ' during the I
ten day period beginning December;'
."i ml lasting through Doc. I.". This;
meeting will be largely in the form
of a short course and school foi 1
An Enthusiastic Meeting of
the Kiwanians Iast Night.
It Was a Constructive Gath
ering, and Much Was Done.
Campaign to Raise Funds
for The Red Cross Work In
The County Planned Out.
LADIES' NIGHT, NOV. 23RD
SE E
Four of the Kiwanians Are
Struck By Lightning, But
Not At All Damaged.
U(., close at 2 :-'!() o'oli
k and everybody
game.
This morning there were many
visitors here to witness the game and
by midday they will be coming in
MANY (ARRESTS MADE
(By Thf , Associated Press)
Dublin;"NivV. fd.-i-Messag'es from
Wicklow say that Erskine Childers,
and on- of DeValera's leading lieu
tenants, and other prominent Repub
lics, were captured there early to
day, t was also reported that Do
Valera was in the house where the
and the cooperation of Americans in i flom m.iny of th
lli.. ci,r,ot .if ill ..tU... .iiriran iyiif ion ;! The Li
at work in that portion of the world.
The proclamation follows:
"To the American People:
"The assurance, based on many
years' experience, that there will bo
'prompt and generous response,
makes it always a satisfaction to di-
capturi,s were effected, but that he ,.(.,t public ttention to the annua!
membership roll call of the Amcr-
escapcil arrest.
CONFERENCE III
PARIS NEXT WEEK
Coach : Home wood.
University: R. K., Jones; R. T.
Brown; R. (i. Tavlor; Center, Roh-
opening of the Peace conference be
yond vember Kith.
(By The Associated Pren) .
Paris, Nov. 10. It" was indicated
be present and will a hoy with him. in official circles here today, that a
i
The program that has been arranged' conference between Premier Pnin
will prove of great help to the boys care, Li rd Gursson, the British For
present as wcl as the men, -and if eign Setretarjt'r.imd-Premier Mus
you want' to find out just what kind, solini of Italy; will probably be held
of a 'father your boy would have you! in Paris the first part of next week,
to be, ..On should be present as we; France has approved of this meet
are going to have one of the young ing, provided it does not delay the
men tell us just what kind of a dad
dy he wants his father to be.
"Remember the time, 7 o'clock
the . place, . "Kiwanis Hall; the date,
Novplpber 10th mid do not let any
' thing keep you from being present.
In addition jo Mr. Mann's letter
the following program has been pre
pared .iy a special committee.
Program! Father and Son Banquet j mouth of Vangster river.
Fun, music and entertainment rr- 1
J. W.-l'mstead, ! event, under the direction
Supp")'. ternational Committee
Address by Rev. B. E
TWO HUNDRED PERISH
(By The Associated Prett)
Shanghai, Nov. 10. Two hundred j been necessary
ican Red Cross, This year it will tell; II. B. Cochorn.
i open on Armistice Day. November
1, an 1 close on Thanksgiving day,
November .'i0. As President of the
United States and also President, of inson; L. G Sherlock; U. T. Bras-,
the Anurican Red Cross, 1 hereby well; L. E. Epstein; Q. B., and (":ip-j
proclai n November it as Red Cijoss tain, D.win; R. II. B., (irillin; I.. II.1
Sunday, and invite nil the people to .15., . Umw-rwomi; r. 1j- hmitn. i.acK
unite with their spiritual Readers in field, Thomas.
such observance of it as may pro-1 Substitutes: It. E. Wright; R. T.
mote a renewed consecration to the J Foulkes; Center, Donehue; I.. (I..
gospel ct service naseu upon aivinu:auiTi, u. r... ,, , -i- u-,
in
conscience
"By the terms of the ongressional
Charter which called it inti being,
After the blessing was asked by
I!i V. S. A, Cotton, jiresiding Elder
of the Washington district, the Ki-
couiity farm agents, participated in wanians. in number fifty, sat down
during the three dys of Dec. 7, S. and to an "iegant ili:ivr last night at
!! by the home demonstration agents. ' eactly seven o'clock.
The mooting this year will be ; Kiwanian Maynes again brought
worked oul under a now ph;i in thai, to the attention of the club the fact
I the agents themselves will he n-quir- that all the sign bo.-irds that had
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lioghboriiig towns. , ' ' -l oco,, o ueioo some ii.ae - ago nau
j Ji m ot ))iogram that they ilesire. ' been r.--eived and Jiaid for. but it
! The agents in each of the live dis-. was ne -essary to have thorn put up
tints into which the htate is divid-jon the county roads that load out
od for extension work hao select-1 of Tar'noro.
led a representative and will send, Thes.- signs are' very neat and at
j l-.i.n a list of the subjects and prob-' tractive and simply call the people's
( loins which they want to have is-: attention to Tarboro whore they can
! eussed. These five representatives i,uv Keds and merchandise cheaper
will thor moot with the regular prn-;o those signs are the nionogranis
gram coinmitloe on Nov. f l when ,,f the Kiwanis. nicely painted,
'the complete program for the ton, Kiwaniaii Maynes told the club
days session will be prepared. ! that he thought it would take about
j It is expe"ted tnat this will lie one n,, 'hundred dollars more to buy
of the most interesting and valuable ;,, ,t tho posts and then have
meetings of the agents to be held i those p ists sef on the roadside,
in recen-. years because of the many ! Jle .-allod for contributions last
CONGRESS CAL
(By The Ai.ociated PreiJ
j Washington, Nov. 10. Wi
i gross called by Hardi.-g to
i in extra session, on Novembi
I tho members of the House
print ions Committee are scl
to mo 't today to prepare thef
I al aipropriation measures;
Hou.-e i.t the beginning of t
j ular session, immediately aft!
comber -1th.
During the two weeks ext
sion, the House is expected
vote its attention to the ship
bill.
ine-Up
State College: Ends. Herring and
Mayo; tackles, I.ogan and Seawoll;.
(iuards, White and McAdoo; Con-!
tor, Rackley; full back. Summered;
half back, Shu ford; I.., Shepherd, B.
Substitutes: ends, Elias, Maimer
;!iid Meredith; tackle, Ferguson;
guards, Donald and Hendricks; Con
tor, Osborne; Q.. Miller; F. B. Au--
prohk-ms now before
tural workers of the State. The ; funds wit
I boll weevil nil cooperative marketing, job.
! together
the agrioul-i nbght and received nearly sufficient 1 f ouncone'J;.
which to complete the
.vith the renewed interest , KjWHn i.in Ivoi
took and poultry will all pro- sl,k,, several
junction and sanctioned by all goo R. I-, Milstead ; L. H.JioIdiJ-'. B.
nscience.-T'C.''::''''vp .-". "
The American Red Cross is charged
with certain ciearl defined d.utiesj
and obligations. These it has con
tinuod", during the past year, to dis-j
charge faithfully and efficiently.!
There are peculiarly urgent reasons j
to appeal, this year, in behalf of i
even greater generosity than ha
some other times
Conch : Alexander.
Tarboro is fortunate in securing
this garie and if th" patronage turns
out to be what is expected today this
year hereafter.
The will bo called promptly
at three o'clock.
on then took the floor
minutes on the
I sent problems tilt must have an oul- ie, ro.-s Campaign that the Kiwan
, line of '"rk agreed on for the com-. j.1!ls ju.m putting on at this tir.U'.
j iiitf year.T-.-fMi.Wtor Kilgure.eXfU-cts.He has l-en made chairman of the
I about o.i l arm tiomonstrauon aim Cuml,aj.r Committee and upon himj
home lU-monstration -agents ill adili- ,v;n .je-nlv
tiun to a number of extension spec
I
most of tho planning.
He
si'ited that he had named soc
ialists from the- olloge and Depart- ; e,al ommittees who had promised
ii- . I 1 . ! 1 1 Ol .. .
meiit mil irom mo lmuo.i ,-iaies , .1.i.t (,;, j th(1 work jlisili
Department of Agriculture to be was' to send several men t' the
rur-
persons are reported to have per
ished in a fire on a river boat off the
if the In-
Y. M. C. A.,
Brown, Its success was assured from the
Hwtor if Calvary Church. outset md "Father and Son Week" i pend, and must continue for a long
"The Kind of a Daddy I Would is now one of the sot events of the j jinje to depend, pn the. untiring lib
Like, to' Have" C. B. Keech, Jr. year all over America.
POLITICAL PHASE
present m uaioign ounog ui.s coo-: -, Seetions to roach tho out-of-town
Jeienco.
because of the extraordinary de
mands upon such services of mercy
and humanity. One of the most fear I
ful disasters of all history has be- j
fallen the il'-fated Near Eastern a-1
rea, where the lives of millions of
unfortunate people even
T
CONCHES
OHLJ
S
MOTH MG.MEW H
TURK SITUATION
"'The Kind of Son 1 Want Mine
to be" M. C. Mann.
Recitation bv Russell Stamper.
"Father, Son and Church'" by
bv I.vnn 'Bond.
' 01si,'ij Son, bv all the Fathers
nl SoiiSj . .
The occasfon tonight at the Meth
odist Men's Club will be a most -u-nique-f.id
lntt'restiiig one and out
of the ordinary and a big crowd is
expeete l to be present.
The purpose is;
a. r:.get fathers to renew their
interest in their paternal obligations.
b. T lead sons to a deeper re
spect anil appreciation of their
fathers and homes.
e. To lead both fathers and sons
to regard the church and Sunday
School .is necessary to the finest de
velopment of their lives.
Protram Announced
The following program of the
jThe n'astor, Mr. Slaughter, urges events erranged for "Father and Son
all the members of the church to be Week" was announced recently,
on h,atii and on time as the progran. -Sunday Go to church day. Spec-wil-!itart
'exactly at seven o'clock. ial Father and Son service in all
National ''Father and Son" Week "the ch'irches. ; Reservede seats for
Some- one' may ask the question, ! fathers and sons.
:. r
. wha fsthis National "Father and
Sori"twVek? ,Here is the cxplana-
Monday Final preparation day.
Tuesday
erality of more favored communi
ties. A very great sum is required
to be raised if the emergency shall
be me'; and while the task is one to
which all well-disposed peoples must
contribute, our own country in vir
tue al'ke of its inspirations of hu
manity and ts fortunate endowment
n material possessions, must be con
spicious for both the great share it
:hall give, and the high spirit ani
mating the gift. It is therefore ask
ed that cooperation be. -established
between the Red Cross, the Near
East Relief, and all other agencies
which tie concerned to assist in deal
ing wiht this crisis, .' ;; T ..' -
In the domestic field, demands
continue to press heavily upon the
(By The Aociated Press) I
Washington, Nov. 10.---On the.'
now do-j face of tho practically complete un-
official leturns of the Tuesday s el -c-;
tion, the lineup for tho liHth Con-,
gross will be: In the House. 22-"i Re-'
publicans; 207 Democrats; Social- j
ists, Independents, and Fanner-La-j
bor. one vote each. In the Senate j
there Will bo "3 Republicans, 42:
Democrats, Farmer Labor, 1. I
(By The Associated Pro-Js)
"London, Nov. 10. -If any mes
sage on the Turkish situation had 1Wnsh!ps ti
ben received from onslantinople, tlie Rod Cross.
to noon today in the official quar- It is nocessarv tu ra
iind dollars to carry
folks !:nd these loon would make a
I speaking campaign in the interest
of the fund to bo raised. There
will be speaking at Speed. Maccles-
; field, IKnotoi.-. I.oggetts and t'ono-
; toe and Battleboro and other places! the
! in tho county.
This .-ill bo a whirlwind campaign
on November and on the 2-"ith of
the month it is the intention of this
cominil'eo to have booths in all the
sell memberships iji
the physical welfare of the people,
the Red Cross, in sympathetic con
tact with .other organizations, and
tho fedeial and .state bureaus, has
been particularly ctive in the estab
lishment and support of public health
activities for the prevention of dis
ease and the t ncouragementQf sound
sanitation. In its peculiar and his
toric field of Disaster Relief, the
Red Cross has met : the emergencies
brought about by the large num
ber of floods and other calamities
tors, no British official was willing
to admit it to the press. j
One government official went so
far, however, to say that the sit
uation was "ominous" and nothing
had been received indicating the'
situation to be any better.
AMERICAN LEGION NOTICE
tion.
The National "Father and Son"
WeeU' will be observed this year No
vember 12 to 18.
"The Father and Son" idea orig
inated' rtbout twelve years ago in
Red Cross. The government is ear-
Home day. Fathers are - nestly s eking to insure to every dis- j during the past year, and is still
asked t-i spend this evening at home, .' eased or disabled ex-service man the called upon to aid tne suffering in
Wednesday Study your boy day. full measure of care and belp which foreign lands due to war and pesti-
Every father should read some book national gratitude and simple jus
about boy life on this day. j tice dictate. The aim must be to
Thursday Tell your boy day. The
day for a heart to heart talk be-
several Y. M . A. Boys' Divisions tween father and son about the great .
throughout the country and was un- things nflife.
nually observed by many local com- Friday Annual banquet day.
munitl'-s. ' Tnere was aVeal need for Every dad and his lad at a banquet
' better, relationships between fathers together. .
and. thir boys and the movement aSturday Recreation day. A day
struck a responsive chord everywhere set aside when every father and
; feight years ago "Father and Son his son can go off on a camping, hik
Wtk" btcams national, annual ing or hunting trip-
restore every service man to the best
possible health and the largest op
portunity for a normal and self-supporting
life. In this effort the gov
ernment, the army and navy, have
gladly availed themselves of the as
due to its nation-wide volunteer or
gnizatlon, has been a constant and
sistance of the Red Cross which,
valued aid.
"In the broad field BCrbt4 with
i' thro:1 thous
o;i the Rod
Cross O'ork here and unless this a
mount raised the work will be dis
continued. Kiwanian Ivorson. just before he
left for I.oggetts, whole ho is hold
ing a HK'eting. asked Kiwanian Green
to distribute among those present
pledge 'turds for the Red Cross, and
The American- Auxiliary-will meet m a few . moments, all the pledge
on Saturday, November 11, at :!:-'!0 cards wore signed ami turned in
p. m., at the home of Mrs. Gyles. and every man present was a mem-
In addition to the regular bus- bor of the Rod Cross,
iness program of the month, a short Kiwanian Ilaynes stated that he
devoti.inal program commemorating had a communication from a larger
Armistice Day will he given. ' carnival, saying tht they would win-
Full attendance is especially re- tor here this year, if thev could rent
quested. or get the proper' housing facili-
: rr ; ties and other necessaries. This
FIGHTING AGAIN IN DUBLIN , matter "a referred to a committee
(By The Associated Press) ; to act ;it' once 'and Kiwanian Haynes
Dublin, Nov. 10. Heavy firing thinks he can hind this carnival coirf
crackled in various parts of the city pany. The committee appointed was
last night. Irregulars renewed the Kiwanians McCabe, Pennington, and
attack upon the Wellington Military Sledge, with power to act and do
Barracks. and the Porto Bellow Bar- something this week. "
racks were fired on. ' At the request of the presiding
Machine guns were used. Two officer, Kiwanian Iverson, Kiwuiiian
.... . , i. . , i . . i ii -jjm
humanity and of the service which civilians were tounrt tieati auer mc ciui- mane a oriei aanrrv oi
attack this morning on the suburban three minutes on the Kiwanis anits
road. Two soldiers were found I priciples.
wounded in -.he center of the city, i There can not be a meeting wit'
, - r , " out some stunt of some kind or
lence. For these reasons, regardless
of the multitude of local problems
in every community, the American
Red Cross deserves well at the hands
of the American people.
"In the interests of our common
we owe to our fellow men, I invite
my fellow citizens to renew their
allegiance to the American Red
rnsa durintr the neriod of the Mem-. ' ' 1 1 .
bership Roll Call. I The human body has in it 240, other and all the Kiwanians, wheth-
(Signed) WARREN G. HAJUJING."' bones. . . jer olli or yunK' enjoy. these
side shows and last night 'thl
a good one, although four
Kiwanis might not think so
The prize was given by Ki
Green and instead of dis
this gift in the usual way
a now ;cheme and it was this
Kiwanian Peters announce
he -would have little Martha
son .iosey to draw four nanf
of the hat and when the namtT
drawn by this little girl, thtj
wanians wore requested to be
folded md take their seats
stand where the piano is ;
Here w.Mo four chairs and ii
chairs, Kiwanians Clark Easoif
and Fohail were placed and 1
as follow
man who -cart., draw out of i
while blindfolded the most I
of tickets will receive the pri;
Thor-' had been arranged
ial chair whore each of thesf
men wer e to sit while they ma-
drawing.
Kiwanian Clark was the prf'
who took his seat in this
soft cushioned bot heavily '
chair. When his time Was ifi
announ- od he jumped up and
od and clamped both hands
side and the whole crowd
while Kiwanian Clark continit
rub his hips. When asked ths
tor he s lid he thought that th
ning had struck him. In succ
the other four men went t.
performance. The!
was won bv Kiwanian Ease
though all these four men gotl
with i light electric current
eni'oved the experience as ml
the others.
At eight o'clock the club ad
od aft-r having a good spicf
and aKo having done some go
tho community.
Tho Kiwanis in Tarboro is
the town's greatest assets. It
only medium through which tlk
lie as ;i whole can speak,
For instance, a carnival cof
wants t' winter in Tarboro, 1
there to look after this matt
the Kiwanis?
A fund is need to carry t
Red Cross work in the Cpunt
organization is there to look
but the Kiwanis?
If th; general public has a
lie matter present to it for
and consideration, who is th
Tarboro to take it in hand hi
Kiwanis.
A membership in this on
tion is one that should be
appreciated and one that
great good to the commnnit
whole. f
Recently the attendance has
ly increased and the interest ii
ing with each meeting night.
Man's heart beats 92,160 ts
day.
It requires 2,300 slik wor
produce one pound of silk.
Ether was. first used for si
purposes in 1844,
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