Discourtesy Of Salespeople
Ruins Results Advertising
Many Nrw York Mrrrhuntx l-intling Ciwlotiior* Brought
Into Their Sloro liy Nrwupapm are Reiiijg IVr
f maiK iilU Lost liy Tacllow Kinployes
it> J. <?. Kxrr.K
? ?? -T?.
>:??? -Vork, Artit. ii._C.tim. vol.
?riyS ir.
-iiiii " ? h>,or ' a " "iTi1."!'"
"ill.' oth'r , 11 "-reived fmill
"III. mil. r r.-tHil centers
lhat condition |,U1...|V ;
??ml on, , , ,
;;ck;,":<b>; ?*"?" (?.
ram.. I, fa pr.cj.rl,, us ?r alarm
?? t "" r";'"
1 " ">mr extent it u <iu.- to
II Aft, i uiliiii* loir .If III, -H'li, Hits |?
returns frniii ti?.
iiVB "",y ??...
"" 'lay ill.' lone. til., tlicr
alid 'ni'ry 'll,;h a"d ,c,u|"'r" abort
Merchants riallii-,
Incompetent and in., >r<.|?.t!?
jlplinrcl suIoh forriK arc- i? ?it|j?-v
rn,,,":"';!' "! '?'<?
irom < \ ? it tlio clcvHn'?t .Hid ih si
?tv. ??-ti-i.iK.
? '" ?> ,,r<' c.'neentnttlmr on nl?
their ':nM-"-y and r?uZZ ni
tliHt Hnl.? p,<o|iIp. --They l'nv..
m?l?* Um fact ( hat It in of small
avail to attract praMpcctivn cus
I.?? t hrottKh ndvertlao,..,,,,
rlL, " """? customer.
Horvi.? aK"l "~al" ky 'nadeiit.ate
ill." "" "'""urtiou. tfalc.
A former customer of on.- of
[lie lamest men's clothing .Uni.
M,. In New York told the
,i. ! . y ' n 'r'uit hi
u?"uUU!"""' "" Hie i?rt
I " ' W'lien he had
u * ructed to the More hv .
f It" ada. lie had not only cenaed
In Ih i , ''Inm-lf hut
in the IiikI ymr had dlvertel the
frmfiV. V ?f h'" nc'l"a'"lai.oe?
from the .tore. Tile anmu.l niV
. H '' acquaintances. he
sssusu- ",,iw," n ??? ????'
Hence the net r.ai.lt of lie- n.|.
V. rtlsement |n <iues,f<n. in
Iinrtleiilur cane wna the certal i
hm or 15 cn.t .ni?ra, their r!
rnoval from th.. ll-l.l possible f.
Inter. ?t in flltllP, ? |vert!i.e?,c..t,
?,? ?oa . m " l?o?.lblc
*<..*00 lit KTOHH ?al?>H. Th? cl-rk
Who rauiiial thU loan atill is ? u?
IMoyr-f} |?y t|?. company. If ?t}M.r
casea of Incivility on hi* part I, ail
.-j. tlmilur effect, ho probably i?
elotlll"'< Mali's*
mail In New York.
At n luncheon attended last
week by a score of |? va.
ri v"u "n vlelnlty of
' * /' ' 1 lark. It developed thai
Hhih " i .',' 20 attended a
Bhlrt Bale held by a firm or liaher
?I'1"1''.? having stores In that
knir li i. "1 A"" liaii Keen re
hnfred by Incivility or clerka and
had determined to purchase nolh
fufiir.?"1 nri" in
The nal.H manacr of the firm
In <iue? Ion prohal.ly do. ? not
know this, but adv. rtlnint neii
know it and those not fortunate
enoiiKh to handle, thla nrui'a ac
riiunfM arc laimhluK r?v??r it The
aceticy which di.ea handle It la
not laufihine.
Merchant,, here and elapwhere
determined to correct tlila
condition. Many are ori-anlzlni;
cla?ae? of ulcftinanihlp or urxlii)!
eniployea to attend audi
r'"' IWr own aton a!
Many of the retail companlea are
rr"ln71^r"'.*r rn\klr"t unalyala of
r,i nil, a plan, audi n> are l? uae
h> (he llurrouRha Addlne Machine
Company, the Metropolitan l.lfe
":V,r""r, Company, the National
laah IIcl. later Company and Hwiri
A Company and adopt Inn a?lne of
!u".,la l'r " '"r th,lr "wn
IV* w aa lea manaaera, in their
hearts feel that the cuatomera are
a l wpya rlaht but so acute haa the
'titration of courteay to patrona
heroine that a well auataln.d
con, plaint l,y a customer is ruffi
clent irrounds for Immediate dls
charce In one of the larxeat New
York department atorea
Coinpiaint, ,re recclvlns more
!io~ ,vrr ns
store managers are more afraid
lu.Mn/rr"""" "" m a(l
JtiMiinK thrill.
wln"'Z /'"""tilled customer.
Me . "'r ",n'? ?1"1 IfOU
l.'it III. , "*| " fompiaint
lilt they always hare the recourse
er ala vlnt; away from the store in
il ileal ten and aurh cuatomera arc
I "J'hout store ejtccutives t?,.
Jll^ able to lr 11
0 The J.rnhlem is belnc romnll
? I'll at prea.nl l.y the vacation
f . von. for Ih. Inclination toward
? ii',??h? ","n" n"'r" l,rpvftl"nl
l" that lime amona the reauUr
employe# ? Halea forcea and cua
teni is alike are I. aa forbearlna
III 111. heated aenson and depart
tnei.t -'ore mana??ra are making
or. ry effort to avoid the neco?,ity
of employing temporary help auch
as Is utlllxed durlDK holiday and
tali* rushea. '
NOMINEE (rOKED
TO DEATH BY BULI,
Sioux Fa I la, S. D., Auk. 11.?
Andrew Andoraon. Democratic
nominee for governor of South
Dakota, waa gored to death by a
bull ?arly today at hta farm ooar
V Hereford, SO mllea aouth of Sioux
KlT !'i.
PREPARING FOR
PLEASURE DAY
I)itlr Sot for Si'iiIciiiImt
? ^ivtli ami PI;tU>~Mji<lr l'?r
llifi Occasiiin <>n Cnrii
lurk Souml.
TUns arc again under way for
I In- annual pleasure day at I ho
I Mbl<* School Park of the Church
of Christ on Currituck Sound near
Point Harbor. The date fur the
day has been set for September 6
this year.
Tin* park which Is t" afford
ground for the event is situated
near the Indian's Old Fort on
Currituck Sound in a beautiful
nunc vu(li a >pl< Hdld water fro h t .
From the grounds one is able to
pet a good view of Albemarle,
Croatan and Currituck sounds,
and also of Kill IVvil If ill. Hecnc
of the Wright Brothers first ex
periments with the acroplunc.
The wide scope of water that sur
rounds the park makes* it one of
the coolest places in all the Albe
marle region.
"There are lots of picnics ev
ery year." says Ilev. James It.
Lee. minister of the churches of
Bible school and church. But
this Is not a Bible school or church
picnic but a pleasure day. We
havo only one pleasure day each
year. Therefore if you miss this
one you have missed the big day
of the year.
"We own our orchestra, and
therefore, there is practically no
likelihood of disappoint incut at*
to the musical program. Other
features of tlio program are being
given careful consideration by the
program committee and good
speakers arc assured; as well as
a program on the whole measur
Ing up to the high standard set
in previous celebration of this day,
liout racing, boat riding and bath
ing will be among the sports en
Joyed.
"'Firing the children and let
them enjoy a day on the sound in
the cool shade of the park or
playing in the water of old Cur
rituck. In our park we have one
of the best bathing beaches to be
found on the sound waters of
North Carolina."
SENATE TAKES UP
STATE SHIP MIJ,
Raleigh, Aug. 11. ? Declaring
that the Senate was c'.iaflng un
der the delay in getting down t-?
the purpose of the special session.
Senator Glass today introduced a
motion to require tho committee
handling the bill to report not la
ter than tomorrow night.
The hill was later withdrawn
after Senator IV II. Williams of
Pasquotank declared that tho mat
ter was too important to hurry
and that the opponents must have,
an opportunity to present their
case.
A tribute of respect for the lato
Claude Kite bin was passed by the
Senate today.
Senator Harris of Wake Intro
duced a bill to make the term of
Sheriff four years Instead of two.
A second reading was given two
bills by Senator Costen of Gnte?
relating to roads in Hall township
of Gates county and providing for
construction of connecting links
between State highway* and coun
ty roads in Gates.
Raleigh. August 11? -The Se
nate convened tills morning a?
eleven o'clock to take up tho
Ship Commission bill which was
Introduced Saturday, while Iho
House will not meet till tonight.
It Is expected while the bill is
in committee that tho bodies
will consider the numerous hills
which have been Introduced.
KIIIMHf II.MTIHT CUV It II
IIKVIVAI/ CliOHKD HI'XDAY
After two weeks of earnest
preaching by Rev. J. T. Rlddick
of Perquimans County, tho reviv
al at Shi lob Baptist church came
io a ciose Monday night with over
fifteen additions to fhe member
ship of the church. "The church
rmmhcrshlp has been greatly re
vived during the meeting"' a mem
ber of the congregation told a re
porter for this newspaper Satur
day. Rev. S. F. Hudson is pastor
of the Shlloh Church and the work
of this, the oldest Itaptlst church
In North Carolina, has gono for
ward under his leadership.
BISHOP TO RENT
CHEAPER TO DADS
lUlolffh. Aog. 11 ? Rliihop J.
H. Cheshire of the Rpls<opal
Doces of North Carolina an
nounced yesterday that the apart
ment hOuse -built with his Barings
will be rented to couples with
children for 96 len per month
th?.a o'her:.
Last Picture of Wrecked World -flyer
Here I* the liisl' j-lctui'' taken of Ou* T:?v?tbn. the* III wnrlri flight i wl.u li v.im vverke*! r-n tlit?
(Tight from Kirkwall to Irr'.:inil. A lirckrn |?ropelUr remitted In tin* rhlp Int.. tl?e k?:i. IJeti.
tenant Wmle was i?l< l etl *?:? '?>> .1 patrol ?hl:?. Hrnmint A. M. <>gtU-u Isi't.o ui v-L.-uy . n Uiv pi.un at I'lOUgh.
near 1 lull, Kn^kiinl; .
Once Broadway Magnate
Now Reduced To Penury
Oliver Morocco, After Making lli* Name a Hiiiiim'IiuIiI
Word in America, IJruiifilii t<? Poverty by Wife
W liom lie Treated Badly and Wall St. Shark*
By HAItVKY \\l)KltK()\
(Co??r i?hl. I <(2 1. Cy ttat AdrincO
New York, August 11.? In u
i modest little apartment on I'ppcr
Broadway, Oliver Morocco, once
prosit Broadway theatrical produc
er, is turning flip flopn by the
hour. Ho Ih preparing himself
for a Broadway "conn back" In .1
fplay in which ho in to bo the
acrobatic hero, a play that is rem
iniscent of the days of his youth,
when he tumbled for circus audi
ences.
Morosco Is dead broke. The
man who produced "the Bird of
Paradise." which grossed $ t
000.000 and brought Lenore I'lrie
to Broadway; who discovered J.
Hartley manners as a playwright,
and KaWIiHuretU' Taylor her
chance in I'eg o' My Heart. at a
profit of more than $3,500 no is
without a nickel he can call his
own.
A little more than throe years
ago, he was known as a Broad
way genius' ? not a business mar
lyeli but a creative genius whose
ivrry ? cruai b<?m*4>4 ? Ihim
I money easily where others strug
gled to make ends meet. He pos
sessed a fortune of $5,000,000
and had an income of $500,000 a
ynar. Hi- owned a. small town
near Los Angeles that he called
Moroscotown. Ho produced pic
tures and he owned the rights to
a number of successful plays. He
lirst produced "Abie's Irish Hose"
in Bos Angeles, but financial dif
ficulties took it from his hands. It
now is on the road to a $5,000,
000 profit f??r its author. Ann
Nichols, who took over its pro
duction.
Morosco dreamed of a chain of
theaters from coast to coast, with
his name above them In electric
lights. But as success grew upon
him. as money rolled in, he dis
carded the wife of his younger
land harder days and fell in love
with an actress in one of his
shows. His wife charged that lie
i lavished money on the other wo
man and divorced him.
She had her revenue. She lied
up hi* money by attachments so
that he was unable to operate
without outside help. It was the
first time in his theatrical career
that he had boen bothered for
money.
Along in April, 1021, he
formed the Morosco Holding
Company and announced that he
whh "turning over all Ills Inter
ests to a Wall Strwt group" hi
that he might devote* himself to
working out liia national program.
The climax of the movo came
thin week, when seven men were
InrlW-C ???! for mulcting Morosco of
If.. 000.000 and flu* public of $2.
500,000. "Wick talkers" the Gov
ernment calls them in its arraign
ment.
They persuaded Morocco to
form the company, the Govern
ment c laims, turning oror t ?? them
all his assets and all IiIh cash. In
return, iliey tnvp him crisp new
Hl??csk c rUftcatcH of the Morosco
Holding Company. Ho sold these
hack 10 the liolding- company for
$'?0 a unit, which consisted of
four shares of common flock and
one of preferred. A high powered
sales organization was perfected.
Into it, the Government claims,
were pressed some of the high
tension salesmen who perpetuated
-"ih^ -rhwi- -rnnlrrt'"- -frnnri- -anil'
mulcted the public of inlllinms.
The 11 11 It h sold to the public for
from $ 1 ?0 to |:i00. Morosco whh
given enough money to meet his
needs. Ife did m>t worry about
the bookkeeping. When he asked
for payment at $00 a unit, the
MoroHco Holding Company re
plied "We are paying it ?ut t r>
your former wife, under her at
tachments, to prevent her from
throwing you Into bankruptcy."
The company paid two divi
dends of eight per cent. The Oov
er<imeut claims (Ills money was
paid out of the sale of stocks and
not out of earnings. The Govern
m? nt claims, also, that Mock was
.sold on misrepresentation as to
profits.
Win n Morosco heard of these
representations, he protested.
When protests did not avail, he
resigned. Then the company was
thrown Into receivership. Morosco
was left without a penny, without
a contract giving him rights In
any plays, without even a frayed
costume from one of hlu earlier
successes.
So Morosco turns flip flops in
the living room of his little apart
ment and hopes that his coining
show may be another "I'eg o' My
Heart" or "IJIrrf of Paradise."
citnsKK damaged
in ICK III MM<)( K
?H* "P.? A<?ri|ln| I'trvl
I J ??>* K Ja vnik, Iceland. Aug. 11.
Tin- lulled States cruiser Km
l?*igh. exploring I In- r;iN| n?a: t of
ISreenlarid In tcari'li of a landing
place for tin* American Army
'round the world fliers. today re
l*orc?*?l t<? Hear Admiral Tlioma.s
M a u ruder (hat sh" wan in a d? ns?
fou no miles southeast nf An;:
_liiaKhalink? aud? 44ta4 ?!??? had ? mr?
countered many llouting lee hum
mock*. Wlill.- t In* vcmh'I wan at
tempting to gain Ibe H?>a dear of
Ice a hummock touched It slight -
Iv damaging the starboard and
forward propeller, according to
tli" r i port to the admiral.
motorcyclists in
FATAL ACCIDKNT
Raleigh. Auk. 11 ? Hubert
Drew. 1 H year old poRt office mes
senger, was fatally injured, and
Ludlow Moore, aged 19. seriously
Injured, when the motorcycle
which I hey were riding last night
collided with an auto driven by
Harvey Underwood 12 miles from
I he city. Drew auffered a frac
tured skull mid shattered hrain
while Moore had hotli legs and
his left arm broken.
DAVIS WKLCOMKS
Ills PAItTY I.KADKISS
Itty 1%? AtnUlxl l'rr<?|
Clarksburg. W. Va.. Aug. J 1. ?
John W. Davis personally wej^
f?mfii ? rtrfTifrltsfiirrg Toil ay" lead
ers of his parly who have assem
bled for his formal notification
tonight.
Appearing before tin* Natlona'
Committee to suggest the selcc
lion of Clem Shaver of Fairmont
an Its chairman, the democratic
Presidential candidate urged thn
necessity for organization and de
clared that it was th" duty of I lie
committee and of himself to nee
that the people of the country ar<?
fully Informed "concerning those
things that will influence their
decision in November."
POWOKII PLANT is
DESTKOYKO BY 1 1 UK
Nashville. Aug. 11. ? The origin
of the flr>' that destroyed the
buildings machinery and 46.000.
000 pounds of smokeless powder
at Old Hickory Powder Plant.
Jacksonville, Tennessee, Sunday
had not been determined today.
Major Oscar Krupp In charge ol
the government property de
clared.
VIOYH MUflT TIKHDAV
- All members of the Boy's Hand
?re asked to inert at eight o'clock
Tuesday night in the Chamber of
Commerce rooms.
i{i:<:oum:i; s imm mit
A TXTNimNE \rOM> AV
One O'clock Itefotv Ciimw IWfntv
Trial S|MHiec Urt?>
DU|m>m'?I of
Tin* cnlnri'il population of New
latul township w is well re prose u
Ifil in ill*' crowd m liii-h f 1 1 1?> i <
ball cci'iioii of th?> court room A?ou
?lay ni-?riiiiig when Itoo.u \elt
month* on tin* roinlHslor assault
with d?-.id!> u-.ip-u ufrnn" Holly
tlrlfTin. bfitfi colored nr.it oT Ncw
laml lowuahip. ilmii.ii llrothcra
claims At present to lit* i Mi|i|oy? ?|
ill Virginia.
Thr aili ?<! uutaiiit ? ccurrcd on
Sunday Ki-vcral wo-Kh iiko. when
i? t tin1 homo of mil1 Toiii Itiot liorn,
wli' iv Newlaud iH'urooH appear
ttt ? trrm tr.~ Ti .1 3&7TfiT?mi iTT'TTTiT
aid?'raidc numb. is. Ilolly Htnppcd
tli?* cur owned ami ?l ii by
t'hnrlie Temple to haw a little
talk with the lalti r tn n ^anl to a
?!? T.l Konfti'v* It, in TTn- car with
Temple, waa iu a hurry lo go oii
to church and Iwici1 t ri?-?l lo
crank the car ami got started.
Kach 1 1 III ? - Ilolly pushed Kooacvelt
away ami win n thin occurred the
second tlnn- Itoosovfdt Kuimlit
some! bin*; w In rcwitli to i>vi>ii up
tlo* fuel that II idly weighed 190
. pounds lo his 135. and round it
in tlir shape of a long handled
tdxuvid. with wiiit-ii Jo- -I" d H??l
IjTfifTe oveV lln- back of tin- head,
fi'llinit tin' laitcr lo the ground
and Inflicting a wound ttiat bled
copiously and required surgical
all* nt inn.
Tln-re was sharp conflict aa to
whether Ilolly wax advancing on
ItooHi vi It when the lilow was
alurck or nut hut all cvWIcnrn In
dicated that Ilolly had camc hack
toward llw car af|i?r getting the
Hhovd. r.nd t In* court Imposed n
road sentence, from which the de
f.-ndr-rii . through rouiiHi'l, noted
nn appeal.
The foregoing ruse was hut one
of a string iiivoivitiK liquor or the
Hp 1 1 1 i n u of some hlood or both I hut
took up the greater part of a half
day Hi'*sh:n of recorder's court
Monday.
HMiop linker, colored, who
tanked up en whiskey and under
took to d incipitur his wife Nt H
lal hour Saturday night, to the
alarm of their neighbors on Hell
strct. drew a sunt once of Mix
month* cm the charge of nshhuII
and of ::n days additional on the
charge of operating an automo
bile while under the influence of
liquor. Police nffb*Ts ~ answer
ing nn emergency call from tliq
neighborhood, found Maker in tha
act of striking his wife while he
held her by the throat. Ho wan
under tiii] influence of liquor at
the time, It was testified, and had
shortly before driven up near his
home In an automobile.
Lemuel and Krn'stlne CorlH?lt.
young colored pair whose seven
months of wedded life culminat
ed In an affmy with a pocket
IkniXc -Saturday. - .night.. wuro loe~
tured by the court and the hus
biind required lo pay the coats.
Prayer for Judgment wih con
tinued in the hope that they might
adjust their differences and re
store* their home.
(loldic King nf Ice pick fame,
and the samp negrews whose
startling costume or lark of It
made members of the police force
hi n nb when they undertook to ar
rest her In this city sornn months
ago. drew a fine of $.r> and coats
for drunkenness and an additional
fltje of $10 and half costs for an
affray with Willie Mldg'tf Mid
get t for his part was let off with
a fine of $5 and the other half
of th** costa.
Krnest Simpson and Helton Dun
can. another affray case, were
each taxed with half the costs and
Simpson drew a fine in addition
on the name charge of $5 and
co?t*. Simpson was also fined
91u ami coats on a drunk and dis
orderly charge?
This cnd"d the affray and as
sault cases, but there were a
goodly hunch of other offenders,
white and COlqred.
Arthur Padgett. submitting t*
?i charge of speeding on the street*
of the city, drew a fin" of |I0
and cost*. The offense ip this
caso was continued from last
Boys' Band This Week
Has The Right Of Way
liilrrcM Ih Wurmitm l'|> Willi the* Wrullirr, Stil?ftrrip
linns nrr llcing Muili-tl, and KvrnlMidj. I- Likely
to Want to <h>I in on the BuihI \\ agon
Cl.ll' AND SIGN
KlizahHh City.. N C
TukuvI, 1924.
FIIANK KltAMF.lt. S<?or**tary-Trpanurcr.
Kiwanla-ltotary IIovh' itjiiul Coiuuiltlpp,
JuiLtiLhuUU-4'-llAL1--X,-LL,
I>?*ar Slr:
I think tin* ndvantaKP* of havint; h c?')d hand hrrp arn
Krcal and far-n*arhlni:. I think it will h< l|> amum- and Mtlm
uliilt1 our community. l?Hn(Lcfflnfert? will attract considerably
trade to our town and provide It with nnirh advertising. A
hand will ontortaln ua and cnRondor pride ??f rltlzrnahip. It
will provide a larue nuiiihpr of our boy a with a good clean
hohhy. I lx'lirvp no roiiituuni (y ran alTord to ho without a
good hand. ThII Hip boya 1'iu backing thoni wltli thin $ - -
Yourn truly,
(Writ* naiiip plainly on tliia line aa thr boya want It for
rcrord. i
work.
John Cox. colored *.m fired
$1 and costs for riding a blcyclo
on the sidewalk contrary to tho
city ordinance. .
Fruxlor Miller. up on n charge
of gambling recently. for unau
thorized use of an nutomoblle |
was at first given a sentence of 30 ,
day* on the roads, hut tills Men- j
tence was later suspended on pay- ;
ment of a fine of )2u und costs.
? There wai a long ? llal ? ul ul-..
fenders. let off with costs and tax
es who had failed to Hat proper- j
ly for taxation. Theso wern II. C.
Divert*, F. A .Crank. W. A. f.ee
John Copeland. havo CSrey and L. |
Howard tin* three last being
colored.
Tills concluded the cases tried
Mk>nday hut one Richard 1 1 y tor. |
colored, for reckless driving. wa.?|
left off on the understanding that
he would pay all damages result- ;
Inn from his rccklensneHK by Aa- ;
slatant Trial Justice Markliam,
Saturday.
EXPKIM S KKACII
FULL AGREEMENT
? a* Th? AwrlilKl I'rrm)
I /Oil don. Auk. II. ? The Allied
rind German experts attached to
the International Reparations
: Conference have reached a full
agreement on the I>aw<-a pro
gram. it was announced today.
They remained In session until
,*! o'clock this morning to arrive
at an understanding en repnrn
: jwjripejijt. Jo. kind. on. .which ,
j the Germans held out iinlll re
1 suits of Premier llerrlot's I'arls
I mission became known.
The French premier's return
I wlili his cabinet's approval of his
: Ruhr evacuation policy in his
! pocket put new life and hop?* Into j
; the negotiators and Ttritisb oh- |
? servers believe the conference will i
??lid by Thursday.
corn CHOP HHOIIT
Hlxty per cent of ? normal j
yield Is the estimate of W. J. '
Williams, on this year's corn crop
In Ncwland township. "The crop
would not average this much were |
I not taking In consideration the
fact that there are farms In the :
Tadmore section that have a bet
ter yield than they did last year,"
Mr. Williams says.
I/OCal showers this sumni'T '
which have fallen on one farm |
while m lacing the farm n? \t t r? it
have made (lie Newland corn
spotty, It Is explained.
DEFENSE PLEA IS
NEARING THE END
(Hr Th# AMnrltiril l'rni.1
Chicago. Aiik. II The de
f ''ii Hf* *i< plea for in It I uh I l"n In the
Frankn' hearlnu was n?'arlD" com
plctlou when JudK?' Cavffly ?>euan '
(he seventeenth diy'H m-hhIoh ?? i
day. I'roH pert h were thai I h?- ?
prosecution would be* In chIIIiik (
ii m loos IIM of rebuttal wltneMMj
'before the adjournment. Hiisn.
i crowd* fi warmed about the rrlin
Inal courta building nRoln (odav. ,
The mate today attacked th *
theory of functional disorder* of
the endocrine gland* net up Hat-|
urday by the defenao.
The Idea of fun<*tlonnl disorder*
of the cndorrlne gland* wan hull'
up by dlroct testimony of l?r. II.
H II ulberjt of Chlragn who lifted
X ray picture* to Illustrate what
h" termed varloua grandular dU
orders. noting the thyroid pineal,
pituitary, and adrcnalft.
State's Attorney Crowe upon
the cross examination asked If ul
bert for Information aa to the
function of the pineal gland and
wan told that It regulated the bal
ance of the other endocrine glands
A?ked If It ware not a fact that
medical men an a group know
practically nothing of the func
tlon of the pineal gland and If
there were not *omp question of
It being a gland at all, he received
an affirmative reply.
STATE FEDERATION
I.ABOR IN MEETING
Durham, An| 11 ? Th* Mlatc
failaratlom of Lakor con??n?<1
lien tM?r tor t IV?7 -W".
The frtovoment f c? r organization ~
of n Hoy*' Hand in Kllzabeth City i
Is ' wii rni 1 1 1 k up this week. Letters |
are being mailed out asking for :
subscriptions. Announcements !
wore inado In tho Sunday schools !
and churches of the city Sunda/ 1
nHkIng tho people to consider what
such n community hand will mean
to tho hoys of the town In ad*
dliion to the pleasure which tho |
music will ruiiYlhiite to public
occasions ami the development of
muaical tuluut-iu- the various Sua- J
day schools.
On Wednesday the Hoys' Band
Itself will parado on th? city's !
inaln streets. pulling of some en
tertaining stunt* to call attention !
to their organization.
The personnel of the Hoys Band
Ih as folio wh: Hoscoe Foreman.
Wilson ganders. Wllburn Smith,
Hugh Sawyer. Bradford Sanders, j
Tom WeekM. Clay Foreman, Wal
ter Cohoon. Hidden Mann. J. C. B.
KhrlnghaiiH. Sum Twlford, saxa
phone; Joo Kramer, William
Perry Allen Hell, Aubrey Gallop, i
Merrill Grlgg*. Wesley 8heep,
Vernon Clv?pell, Byron Sawyer, |
clarinet; Melvln Davis, Burgeta
Perry, Thomas Williams, Erneet j
Provo. Raymond Williams, Cyrus ?
Aydlett, Ixirlmer Midgett, Julian
Aydlett. Jack Perry, cornet; Ja?
hue Hickman, Hobby I/owls, James j
Fere bee. William Gordon, Burrus j
Tillett. trombone; Robert Will
lams Tyer Sawyer, Claude West,
fCdv^ird I>unHtan. Oscar Meggs, j
William Anderson. alto; Robert 1
Fearing, Aubrey Heath, William
Spculll.- . .druuut; .Lbarllo .HalN^J
Francis Jacocks, Frank Snowden. j
Horace Wine, baritone; Robert
Koonlz, Kennedy Houtz. tuba; ,
Marlon Seyfferi. flute; William I
Midgett, cymbals; Richard Job, j
piccolo.
This Is the week of the Boys "i
Hand, Just an in the past the
Chamber of Commerce, the Boy i
Scout h, the Country Club, and
other organizations have had the
right of way.
Some donations have been Bent
In without personal solicitation. It i
hoped that olhcr public spirited, |
youth loving people will do like
wise. The letters mailed con- j
tain a card with a dotted line up- i
on which the subacrlber may i
sign. This card Is duplicated at j
tho beginning of ibis story, and !
the clipping from The Advance ;
duly signed will serve the same
purpose if mall*>d to Frank Kram
er. secretary-treasurer of the
Boys Hand . |
PERQUIMANS FARMER
PRO UTS ON CRAPES
Over a hundred btiflhelo of
Krapen to be nold at a dollar a
hiiMhel Ih what William F. Own
by of Whlti-Hon In 1'erqiilmann
County Im oipMtlnR r.f his two
arbor* *?f grape* thla year.
"The yield of grape* thin year,"
Mr. Ownlcjr aeys, "In the flneat I
??v?-r Haw. We ueually Hell about
a hundred buHieln each Reason."
Mr, Ownley ban one arbor of
the acuppernnng era pea ant an-?
other of the black Jarnea grapes.
FOUR DEAI) WHEN
TRAIN HITS AirTO
Hamilton, Auk. 11 ? Four were
Killed and 0110 fatally Injured In
a train and auto smaRh near her?
yestordny.
TORNADO KII.I.S SEVEN
honv?r, Col.. Auk 11 Seven
Demons were killed In a tornado
at Thurman, Colorado, ymterdav
and murh dunng? wan done to j
property.
(OTTOX Mi It K FT
New York. Auk. 11 Spot cot
ton elopod nulet today with 14
polntM advanr"; middling 30. 4ft.
Futures. cloclng hid: *>cto*? ~
27.41, December 14.89, Janti
26 H2. March 17. OR. M my 27.1 I
N*w York. Aug. 11
futnrea opened this morning
the following levels:
27.70; January 2?.t0;
27.lt: Mar 17. 2t.
"Dickie" Loeb, as Child, Played Role of a Bold, Bad Gunman
ChlMtlood plcturoo. <hn i?h<>.l una hKMrn awojr for >for?. ho?a boon out by tlM fatMly of Rkhnrd I^?b Is ho ?ut.mlttrd n Irlnf .,l.lrp., ?J
support I ho claim of ollontala tkot I ho rhlkl alnyor lo "omollonolly doftctcnt " Ao a oiM woot gonmon. hln mnvcraatlona wllh hi. hear aod >
playing pollcomah. Loob ni photographed In fclf oorlr Mo. Tbooo childhood "itMiMoatoo" oro now conaMcrtd of srcal Important* and lk? abovi
plrtaroo wll ho aa*4a port oi tho Orfaati nroKL