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. ,s matter
, March 3,
oro, X, su
nder Act of ' 1 :
879.
uh.sei-ipti.in. v i' : I' uiy, 1 year,
J; 0 moa'th.;, f.50; 1 month,
0c; 1 week, 15:. Weekly, $1.50
er year. ',.
hhone 75
P. 0. Box 907
Whv doesn't aHrry Dauiieny oa-
n a writ of injunction to prevent
s fellow Republicans from inau-aeli
g him?
No one has yet heard Senate
Wberry ai. "ounce that he is jroin,
seek reelc- tarn to the S: an te
ler t- yret "vindieaiie!i." Vtir.i.
wnsend undertook 111 hav. h'-
te for Xewiierry "vir.mcuted" an
)W they arc both down and out.
Secretary Denby is claaa : ii:-.;- fi;
navy "next to none, and .-wri'tai;.
eeks cries f-r a ii'aea-i- ai'tr.y. Il:r. .
ey no tonlide'ie- in -the "ne M-t
' security in tiie righteous pur.-ui;
peace" which Pi evident 1 1 : i . '
dared was one of the 1'rui
tie 'di.sarmanic:.! c-i-fe'-ea. e"
ET NEWBERRY'S DEF
ZN'JER
KCiSiON. TOO
The !---..'ie wi-i'. -i; r.r.ini'-ie-i T, .;-
f an H v v
enatc - r'-t-t-r m-; a'..r' lu-vrm-t". -
pudiatieii ly ;he ; ,f Alah
an ai i v.i'h . .ar-i .er;:'H-:- e
nd fore ta t'.w ::'., : jh-nn--!-.-...'.
nators who v-t. ' i -.- it him. foe
Kepu'blieaa. F( ia;t .a v.-ted to ati.oj't
he; Willis . -..la: : a. V,y the: ;.. e-
hey lieianie a.n-'ii.-s ;., tia- 1 aea-e
it,' which NY., u i'-y ';:.- ace ise.!.
Eenator Town -a n I vas ciiisisunt- i'l
ontinuiiuf .!au:'c bU eaaiaaaai for
e-electio lite :;-i. 10 1 he had r.'i -n
Xewhevy ia the Ser.a':-. Th.
fthcr defeni'crs ..of Xewberry !:.'
oth . consistency an.i ja-ora-iety.
The Willis resolution declared to;-:
the expenditure of "excessive .-.1111s"
ueh as Newberry had spent in ui
ampairn in 1:)18 were "coi-.trcry t-
ound public policy,- harmful to the
Jhonor and -dlsmitv of the Ser.at, . .-aid
dangerous to the . perpetuity of a
free rovornraent. ' It was a irravi,
indictment the Republican support
ers of tile resuiution drew against
Newberry and his practices
Out 1
notwithstanding their own condom- ,
nation of Newberryism. the pleaded
and vote dto admit Newbeirv to the
, . , 1 1 r- a
Senate to make and unmake ted-.
eral legislation.
Newberry has properly construed
the Tesults of the Senatorial elec
tion in Michigan. It was arepudk
tion of him ino less than Senator
Townsend. It was a repudiation of
all the Republican senators who vot
ed with Townsend for New-berry.
Townsend has been ousted by tht
votes of the people of Michigan.-' The
forty-odd other Republican senator.
ought not to permit the public to
say of tlieni that they are more want
ing in a Kense of propriety than N-.v
berry, whom they virtually charged
with having eullied the honor of the
Senate, menaced public policy and
endangered the perpetuity of this
free government. They also sought
to ri?ign and follow him into obscur
ity.
HOT WATER BOTTLES FOR
X-mas. Edgecombe Drug:
Co. (P.E.P.)
AMERICA BLESSED
THIS CHRISTMAS
LARDERS BOUNTIFUL WHILE
CHRISTIAN NATIONS OF NEAR
EAST ARE 8TARVING.
J. DANIELS ISSUES APPEAL
Public Spirited Naval Secretary Asks
Wo Remember Armenians in Our
Christmas Budget Only
Seems Far Away.
Appealing to tue Christiana of
North Carolina to set apart from their ,
Christinas budget substantial gifts for
the children 'Of the Near Bast, .lose-
pluis Daniels, of Raleigh. . honorary gy
Ssate Chairman of the Near Kast lie- fa
lief, is this week sending out letto..-, ,v;
to many prominent citizens o ft lid ?
State. I
Mr. Daniels calls attention to th V
fai t that these people may seem far ;j
away, but their cause is really at th 4
door of our hearts and homes. Over :j
110. "(HI motherless and father!-. "--!
children will starve or freeze hut far ;'.
what our christian citizens of America
have done and shall do within the .
next few weeks. ,
He points out that there art' rainy ;
calls, but in, call o apealing, so piti-
fill as this, Recent atrocities of th- j
Turks have broiij;ht home to the $
American peopit- somethinct of vvl-.at
has been Roinp on regularly ami sys
t'.'inaticaily, but on a smaller scale, in
Armenia, for years. American people
are savins these hrnve Christian peo
ple from a terrible death in the batti
er Mohammedanism against Chrisi
tiar.ity. Co. (l-ore- H. C-llamy. State Chai.-1
man. b,- is in rii:irsf ' fh- ur - f
raai iu SVec.niiO in 'his s!:il - this y,-.r
for tliis ;a-at child s .vinir work. : ap
pii no nts Mr. Daniels appeal.
"Is-n't it hard enough to be an or
phan at Christmas iiim-.'' said Oil.
Iiellani.v. "without bavins to hunt lilt,
animal for feed?
"The ruir.lis from your table 17c.
; V
a vi'
1 1
rb
el
11 an !
'a.ei r.-i a; a Can-TK'.n eai.e:;. r-i-i.-to
On h-lj shar- of the world's vv-ri:
when id-, rreat pewe-s of the wer'd
sh,-:li i -.-ased to vnrhi; m:im:. n
I'iaud have put the. Turk Ik ru he -!on::u."
! Col. V, dlnmy peir.ts out that it is
'n i-b"'ic:il inii)os.ab:i:ty to sec are the
i maees , r every v.r'iiv itiia-n an-1
! !)a til..-- !: ib-1 net n-h( va-h
' I s: a's a-- cvt-mbd aa Invitation to
.in iiist the same.
Raleich. N. C.
Dmi- Sir:
' r.. ?!? permit m? to p-?:---t
"O,: 1 -. till tlp-'P vo...- r.':r.'.-; j
b,-.; f-3 if.tfOivecf .n t1 c -.nj . n
c' il-.: 1 '-jls cf tlviu.su d T cf '-.1-ei3.t
i-ell, nisny ,c-.. n. r ..-y
!it-e cliedi-,-, in wliat l-s kr..v.l
as t.T.- Near East. Yo.j h.ivi; rjnd
of th? burring of Snyna; uu
have heard of the iT.aiyaea in
A'-nie' ia: you know somethinri of
cc-rti'ions In Greece and in t'--,e
lands boriering on or ur!-our.c:cd
by Ycr-atr. power In Asia Minor.
These pecole may secra far
vy. but their canff In re.-.! y it
tl-e- door of yor ha-t ara y-j-h.rrri-.
Over llO.Caj moi -c'-ii
a-'n. 'atherles? tl. ld.ee. v i d
et.rw ir tren-i bat for w!-n n-.-n
and women like yourtetf hiv c'..
aivi shall do in the next fe.v
v.-rkr.
Chr-atrnas is clce st h,-.n3. 1
rk you to think .it ii r?3'.-n
not oe.'y of ycur own littl- .-l-eidrn
bi.t cf Mttlft Ch-iUlan re e;--,i in
Area Mirer,- ' Twy are ;;1- tl-y
ore hungrv: thy ai n- ; '-i -:
tl ?y are ratherles: they
1-T-j. Once vnu r?t the
these conditions you en;
Bvav from it. Wj have
re- ,f
1 rj-.-t
CI LltV
here.
Th-re are many calls, b'.it t'rra
Is tin call so apocnling. so pit ful
as this. Will you not. In trie ap-p-opriations
you ar to m-ikc iipri
In the Christmas season, lay aaida
a riortion for the great cause of
hunO-ic's of thousnncfH of little
children In lands that esm far d s
tant but are really not so far awiyt
We enclose an envelope acidr-.s-ed
to our State Treasur-r and a
ntqoliable Christmas check. If
your heart is tender to this cum
ple-ar.-s respond In the measure that
It moves you to..
Very truly vours,
JOSEPHUS DANIELS.
Manv of North Carolina s fererrrst
men and -wojicna bishops, ministers
oni lavi.ien arn Members of the state's
MP,.u,ivB committee as the list below
will show,
r State Executive committee
Governor Cameron Itorrission. Col.
" . , , . . .
Overman. Salisbury: Mrs. T. P. .ler
main. Raleigh: Mrs. ThomnB W. Hick-
ett. Kaleign; 1 nomas masiia, v insio.-i
Salem: J. Norman Wills. Greensboro;
Mrs. Goorge Watts. Durham; Dr. Clar- i
-neo Poe, Raleiph; Joseph Q. ' Brown. :
ttaleigh; J. F, McMabon. Raleiga; J. ; f
W. Bailey. Raleign; vviuiam tl. win
son. RalciBh; James Y. Joyner, Ra- j.
leiph: Henry Pago, Aberdeen; Wm. O. j
launders. . Elizabeth City; Bishop I
Joseph B. Cheshire. P.aleiRh; Bishop j
Thomas C. Darst, WilminRton; Bishop j
T.tnliie f tJ,rnp". Ashpvllle. F.niaco- ,
pal; Ur. Aiutfri .OJHrj uuiiunuu, vurti- ,
'otte. Presbyterian ; Dr. Chas. E. -Ma
Iry, Raleish; .Dr. Hvington Johnston,
Saleigh, Baptist; fiev. W W. Peele,
Raleigh. Methodist : Dr. R. M. Andrews.
Grenshoro. Methodst Protestant; Rev.
P. H. Fleming. Burlinrttoa. Christiaa;
Rev. Thomas E. Beaman, Ooldsbfjro,
Tree Will Baptist.
Those who did not receive a personal
letter fvom Mr. Daniels are asked to
send eontribot'oBS to Robert A.
Brown, State Treasurer. 901 Citteent
Bank Blig., Raleiek. V. C
POPULAR NOVELS, 75c
For Xmaa . Edgecombe
Drug Co. (P.E.P.)
LAND SALE ,
Under and !y virtue- of;.i hwvU
'.ae.d,M.-,l vMicu'e.! !;, !'., V. P.ulii-..
.Mill A'il'o, Clhlrl.V 1.1'llfiO, -tu ill'.' .It.V
(Icrsi. ed. i.f.r.!.-il in Ixi.-h" 1 s.:.
page :8S0, iif tiie F.dRcroisi'v i'tii.
lie regis I ry, defaoi-: having !'
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cat thereof. 1 wil
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a irrpy tt v.. II appral particularly to some
cf ycur fr.e.arU, flop ill while shopping and
l.csr Viir. II will rest 'you and .may suggest,
ju'-it'iho 'j.t you have been looking for. , '
FINE MAN MUSIC HOUSE
';' VU.-AKE CPEN EVENINGS .
A certain had or parcel of land j
..ri!.- iV tli.' ioth of Prineuville, 1
b.vi wmJ-k. v'ri.iniy. North i -urolim.,
..';iLi.r ;vitu: one a ore ana ! -;
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... il.e 0.1 the main road being ji'.sL
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I in.' 4 i 'lal measured lv said road,
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'II . . ' aha p-ies In aaethei' slake,
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!- :j 't-ike; -l'ei:re im:iipi:'
'.'r'i: i' ! ! a !l jaikr- '.e a slake' u'.a
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u-.f, hi .-ami".:,' for a m.oi -.
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guti ,-tl;at tr U'. .cxprcsis. the spirit ,''i
Civp a-n tsic, the World's jjr jatcst mu.
ir-r-ke ycur fccic'ctions now.
HAPPY -
wife, .Margaret Slaton, recorded in;
book. 'h jaiKe. '121,, Fjieco'inbo Re?!
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IIAYWOOH HAIiGiiOV.-. (
Mer.aree.1
. O. Howard.'-.;!: :r:.v. d l 4w
copy of rr.T'.rirMF.NT I
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Sea-led bids will be , received by
the R.vtr.f af S'aluention of Edgo-
eoiiibe col'.! iy, lit tl'.eir oilL-o '.,1 Tar
tioro, a rib (''.rol'irai, until 2 ilUV o'-;
clock p. 111., on .Jannary ISih, 102;'.,
for the purchase of ,f lie.OOO-Oil Crisp
C-iO.o'idated Pchual District lm:!' !
dale-! .laniitry 1st. l'j:i, in lb.: sai.i
. r ee h, boarir.ii- inh-r-st '
.-'.,,. ,-al of s y -n-r cert Off it . nti i)i, i
t:.v:iblo ?oi.'-atinxwUy d-.s- fC:
:'-i:y. and July t-r.cb jeae! the-
lid l";;.i-- to bef onve .due imd pay-,
c!i!e o!ie each year, bejtinnins July
1st, l.ifJt' to 1:fd2, -tie b,md eai-b t
year, inclusive, two each year be
einnitT July 1st. 1W3 to T342. in-'
iusive. bt-th principal and interest -
payall-' at the Hanover National'
l'e-1:. Xcv York. N. 1. eupon
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by Storey, Tho1T.d:kc. Pt.1-'
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Cm Howard, 100 . j house deor in Tarboro, N. C, offer
' CMirrh ia a lo-ai diseaae greatly ln!l- for. sale to the highest bidder for
PU.f i by rr.estit ntiunai cofn'.itionii, I1 :
thtrie ieaui;cis , ypi'-uNr ' c"' '1' -following described lands
!s'Lt'aiio a a-'i'naily'aial ccta teiou;'!, -esi an(j reji c.;tate: Same lying on the
Wood en C.c T.Iu.-lli'i S.irfsees of th.-fcm.-
HAt.L'sl- c.T.rrur Jiuanctki f(,utI. s;(! . Ravao-e's Mill Swamn
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DEALER
I FR ANKLIN CARS
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WEATHER FOR THE WEEK
For South Atlantic and Fast Gulf
ye Us in .. beginning of, week;
r.-i- iVib-win (tuiitil near ed of week
when rains a-a.iii prubable. Tem
p. rat lire below ormal with frosts
t'a.'ept .in Florida Fentlisula.
NOTICE
oale of a Valuable 'Farm in No. 3
Townahip -
t.iinlei' and by virtue of the pow-a-
and authority contained in item
the last Will and testament of
v'i.iiaiu Ann nyman, late of Edne
eoinbf founty. X, . C, which is . of
re. i.rd in will book J., at page 444
ef tiie frM-e .' the -clerk .of 'the
p'.i. i' ci.urt of Edgecombe county,
ti'.o undersigned executrix of said
in -t will and testament will on Wed-
csiiay, January 10th, 1923, at 12
'clock 31., in front of the court
and adjoining the lands
of the late, J, W. Davenport, Vick
and Downing and others and con
taining by actual survey made on
October 23, 1922, 422 l-4 acres.
; Title guaranteed; terms of sale,
; easb: for further information or par
iiculars apply to the undersigned or
her attorneys, Allsbrook'ci Phillips.
This the 7th day of December, 1922.
1 .. MINNIE HYMAN,
I'xerutrix of last will nnd lesta
mrtit of William Ann Hyman. d7 4w
TRUSTEE SALE OF LAND
Under tand by virtue of the au-
j tiiioriiy contained in a certain deed
1 of trust executed by John W. Urn-
,. stead, Jr., on the 3f ,day of . Jan
! uary, 1922, and duly recorded in
'bock 237, at rage 181, of the Reg
istry oi Edgecombe County, the un-
I - .1 ,. Ill n .1 -1 ,T 4-UA Dfl.
; ... . 1, in v,i lui.unj, ...a n.
I r!hy of January'i 192, at the hour of
noon, bvfore the Court House door
j in the town of Tarboro, Edgecombe
County, North Carolina, offer for
! falc to the highest bidder for cash
: tt e following described tract or
parcel of land, lying and being in
the county o Edgncombe, Stale of
BOOK
31
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Afib MJL AIM
FRANKLIN SERVICE
" ; :'.;.' '--,; '.'-'.
North Carolina, to-wit:
Beginning nt a .stake on Swift
Creek, thence south 21-15 west 4,
900 feet to a stake, thense south
42-15 east 524 feet to an oak, thencf
north 75-80, east lil5 fct to a stake,
thence north 24-15 east 4,450 feet
to a stake on the run of Swift Creelc
the ice along the run of Swift Creek
northwest as it meanders to the be
g'imiiner; contiiining 113.C0 acres,
being Nos. ? a: a! 9 on plat recorded
in Map Book 1 , at page 125, Edge
combe County Registry; being same
land -conveyed by Elizabeth French
to said John W. Umstead by deed
dated January 3rd, 1922, duly re
corded. This Deceii.i or '7th, 1922.
DOXNKI.I. (JIM.IAM. Trustee,
d 8 lt.v 4w -
BAD SMASHES WILL. OCCUR 1
even the most careful drivers
are liable to suffer the bad
smashes thttt damage ja'jpcrty
and play havos with the other
man's car. v A slippery road, a
'child stepping in .front of the
machine, someone else's careless
ness, these and other unexpect-e
ed dargers'ar to blame for many
a serious accident
Make) a Memo ' New to Tclehpon
-. :-';-' f ' "
Jacocks & Royster
Company
TARBORO. N. C
-. y ? -
SALE OF STOCK V
On Friday, Jam 5th, 1923, at 12
M., at the Court House door in Tar
boro, I will sell at public auction
for cash, lOshares" of jthe comman
capital stock of the Coastal Plain
Fair Association, issued to W. S.
McNair Drug Co. Sale subject to
confirmation of court.
This Dec. 11th, 1922.
FARMERS BANKING V TRUST CO
Recjivers, W. JJ. McNair Drug Co.
CaaHT!!!
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