REST IS CURE
TUBERCULOSIS
Nut Kan Efgfgji, Milk, or
Sleeping I'orclt, Imt Alt
solute Ri'jmisc >1aiii Fac
tor, Says Physician,
Sanatorium, Jan. 15. ? "!{?? ?! i
wish I could Impress ui?mii the
general public the idea thai it is
rest, sysicmut ic ro?t ami te?t row
egg*. milk, sleeping porch'.* or
climate. tliut cure* tttbercul??sK"
said Dr. 1*. P. Mr'.',.iii. superin
tendent of the Z^oitU Carolina
Sanatorium. ,
"The State of N < ?ri It <*:ire!in.?
invests thotMU ruin ??r dollar; ev
0ty year in t uberculu?ls wot k. Hut
4T\i 1m not sleeping porches and |??od
V alone that repuy the State in ar
Ifosted cases of tuberculosis u r Us
Investment. It is the strict regl
inen of rfystematlc rest enforced by
the physicians at the Sanatorium
that pays the State return for it
money in 'euros' of its tubercu
lous citizens.
"Pulmonary tuberculosis Is an
inflammation or Ulceration in the
lunr If you hp.ve an ulcer on
your hand you use th" hand as lit
tle as possible until the ulcer
heals. It should be the r-nme way
with a deceased lung. The more
exercise a person takes the more
often he has to breathe Thin in
creased breath inn ntry at any
time do serious damage 10 the ul
cer in the lung. The more quiet
a person who has tuberculosis
can be the better chance the tu
berculosis in the lung has to heal.
"When a patient first enters
the Sanatorium he is put to lu-d
for complete rest until fome
weeks after all symptoms suhsld .
Then the patient is allowed to be
gin sitting up in a reclining chair
for an hour a day at first and bis
time up Is gradually increased un
til after a few weeks he cat* sit
up a good part of the day. F!nall>
the patient is allowed to Ink ?
some outdoor exercise, usually
walking. The time out of bed ami
on exercise is taken only by order
of the physician, and not until
the patient's lung condition !?.???
healed (sufficiently to ollow it. Kl
ery patient has to recline ;o many
hours every morning and spend
[' two hours qu4etly in bed each al
ly ternoon.
"When the patient leaves the
Sanatorium his period of re=t I
not over. In order to prevent a
relapse he must rest and < oni~nue
to rest for a certain part of each
day.
"Tuberculosis in the lungs i ?
like a house on fire: Water will
put out lire; rest will quench tu
berculosis in the lung*. The >? -
cret of nettiug well of tuberculos
is is simple: Rent, rest systemat
ically and continue to rest. Good
food, fresh air anl a suitable ? li
mate are helpful factors but j:
they will not keep a smffen r
from tuberculosis from the gm\ ?
They have to ho combined with In
telligent, systematic rest.
"8o far rest is the only gen i; il
ly effective remedy for -Tiber u"
sis. As soon as the general pub
lic realizes this and acts upon 11
the road to recovery from tuber
culosis becomes as certain, ea-y
and secure an it can be in.tde to
day." ? r
VETERAN TAMMAM
LEADER IS DEAD
New York. Jan. 15 ? Thomas F
Foley. veteran Tammany
leader, died here today of pneu
monia. His iloath was un< \p?Tt
od. as an announcement yesterday
stated that ho would recover.
Governor Smith, one of Foley'
proteges, caine from Albany la
work, hut returned when Foley
/grew better. Foley wan born in
Brooklyn In 1 8 & 1 .
BASCOM SLEMI'S TO
LEAVE W HITE HOUSE
Washington. Jan. 15. ? C. l'.as
com fllemp will retire on March 4
as secretary to the President. It
bwamft known today after fileinp
returned from a trip to New
York. Representative Sanders of
IndlAna. will becomo the Presi
dent's secretary. ~
PRICE OF gas is
RAISED IN STATE
Charlotte. Jan. 16 ? The Stand
ard Oil Company today order t -1 n "i
Advance of two cents per t:ali -.i
In the prlco of Kaiinllne through
out the State.
The Gulf Refining Company
rained the price yesterday.
EGGS IN CHICAGO
ARE EIGHTY CENTS
Chleago, Jan. 15. ? Kgrrw nro
selling here at *0 cents a do?"ii.
the hlgheat price In four years.
STATE BAH WILL
MEET IN A9HEVILLK
Raleigh. Jan. 16.? The e*CCif-[
ti tr, committer of the stai.- liar
Association voted yesterday t> |
hold the next annual convention
of the association at Ashevllle.l
July 1, 1 sad 3.
Kirby
h Ktrl.v ?h., .nr.. id in Clove
l:inil in I'll with *i> 2't in his k?i*
(???! who it ihr iiii<? uf liis rvtirc
'??lit in I '. ? ? 3 ht-ud-'d m-vit.iI imvi-m
? ???lit inorl iM-r?- d< ?i riif
nilllon# of ,loll.i,> WwMll of l>UNinv??.
* und-r mdu : on . brcm of
l-Hlir Ihc II' lis to d' flulld lie u Ixo
'?is ?Kvn m.'S ? r. ?| i? courts
virl.y. .t. i.yintt ,,n <!? ?,?:?- turn r*.
uriKO fiotn I*.* Aiutclm tu ? clear
hi* mime "
MI!S. MKI.HI. SKNDS
O. S. TO I'AUENTS
I'lise* "lli< nt ??? u?? in ili;*
Work ? Sake c?f
Their < i> ? l > ! 1*4*11
>!??. C\ W ?f?*|1cv, pt? fill* nt of
th< heal I ;:r ?i?-T? ambers' Amo
riminn is ii.ii.iv s? tiding nut the!
- loil iwinu S. o. S. to Kuubeth
l*ftv
"r;ith< r O ilr.i Y ra! A 1 1 ? lit lf?*i
pl? as ? ! Vt'iir lool I'lrr iii-Tvach
its' OiT.tlii/.itio:: |i:m In- ii inactive
th|? '.vinl? r. I:: fl|.? f;:ll i wo meet- J
If!-.* v.\?. cull .1 for i annual;
election ??| oilier* .\t Uii> first
ni'-i'liiii; two moiht ra were present
Hixi :ib?-"!t ::?> jfjuln-w. The hoc-'
ojiiI. im i tint-.- "\v::a a rep-iition of
i Ii* I'.rtft.
"This ??rvmizith.n is directly!
coii/'i rii"ii wii.i i!i?- inatii-r of o?*
ti'/n l>? the homo and
mv?i?,1. it i.. intense!*- concerned
with lo lj?ln- i*i any uuy possible
to mako ii.r? Mm home and th?n
| the Mhi>ol tb-* bent plncp possible'
for our boys and fit In. It alirs:
, ? : ;? ?i cl? i |.? r;.-ual contact
b? t .. .1 ji.trun;.. fathers ax wvll
?V iu'?lh? . ;io the m-Iiou] In
vy ti'jii our children spend ..the
l. r .? r pnr:iun of their waking
hontv.
"i: -lies rot h? ?ii ih?.-k j bio no far,
to ill* r : I ? tlDil^li patents to'
Jiwiii. till \vi ri: ;? j ''''C'-hm in thin
l Ii tin- rriticisiii is made
ih.ii i:t meeting* are not later
? 'ii; e the j.ly i?? that one only
i out. of .-inyih-inK of this kind
in ;>rop irii' ii to v . i a t they put
Into it "ii, in.. iin .s nil! b. a
micc > h v. li i th< riio|h*Ts of the ,
ho.?| c 1 1 ! ?? ! fii att?"d regularly!
rod CMnti i ' .n- noun thing in the
w.iv i i thoughtful and helpful
nu.vstion.
"At |ir<'H"iit it Is vltrlly lurex
.??:?ry a ?' v. |it*? id'-n/ b? . I ? cl -
? ?! ' ? date, ai| ? frnf-isi hi^tf
lnil-d to find any woman who will
' 't. t ? i . k 1 1: If* r? ponsibility.
i' i ?..ip <! i ? hnvc j? meeting on
n?-.' 'I ii - * I ; j v afternoon at :i:45
, v.- h* i ;; 1 1 j. )i . uts are cordially In
V'l <t i?r Hnnt. At this time
? ' I"' id. h. i fill OthT Officers
mu.- ' h ? chosen. Cut:;- on. mnth
ei'1. Ifi i i I', work and take up
? ?r i ? Hit y and make the
I', rrni -T? r?r1|iT :i n>al factor In
tin I i f ? ? of our ton ti and cotumun
ity."
\ I XI i; ti \\ xklt liKKlfim
\\ l.i:k .\ i i.i.i : iv\sroi( \tk
IJ \ . V. ;r tftt* ?i< r i f S.iImii
Tlapliwl 'biir?b i.-< a viiouiirinK hi*
n dirniitlon this Wrrk in the lllb
lif-il H?'"?rdfr. ami comim-ndlng
Wo to >;noi! pastor.
iir.'Miiiiiiicnd Mtixwrll to
< .or juration ( !oiu mi**ion
\\\ishl?i7ii.n. Jan i: nators
Slin iioi)-' and Overman today r?>r
i ? nmui.ii ; A .1 >1. ix well. North
( arolin rorpbrati.-n Cominlsnlon '
rr to t h ? ? President for an appoint
ment a- hetnorratlc memb' r of
ffi-- lr.? --tato fommrrce Com
merce Commission.
\<) IMM.UiK I KINK IN
MAIN STItKKT FLI'K FIHK
A si ill alarm at 8:25 \V>dnen
iI.tv night called the fire company
i '*ie 1iom<- of J. M \\V?'k< on
U - -t Main street to a chimney
fire. There was no damage.
\YW:\.s ( Asiiim;
I'll M m I llXi MONKV OKDKRH
I'ntjRiipl activity during th'*
p:i?>f (,n th- part of money
oii|<r thlcv'4 and feryt't-s has
hrou : l ? forth a warnlns from the
I- . i orriee Departno nt aaalnnt
tn?- 'a.-hiHK of postal money or
d?rr. for ?Iran'vr* unh?>s proper
Id- nMflcation la produced. "Most
of t lo*?<n on account of Ihr
< ihi.lr?f of ?purlou? ord? r* hate
fallen on the bankn, merchanta
rind oth?r hualn?-ss men." the
?'..temoftt pays. "In most In
ntuncca. these loases have been
f*.ie to thr fact that the same care
I* not ua^d in the acceptance of ,
Postal money ordara as In th*? I
caae *f personal checks or other j
negotiable paper."
BILL WOULD REDUCE
SALAHY SOLICITORS
Raleigh. Jan. 13 ? Retires* il
lative *Poole han Introduced a
"bill reducing salaries of the Ju
dicial Circuit Solicitors from
94.ROO annually to I4.U0O
Cut ton lioriclum addressed the
Joint session at noon.
1IENDKKSON SNOWIIEN
STILL IN (Ol'MY JA1I.
H?-mler*on Snowden, who after
shooting Clarence Hunt en Satur
day night took refuge nt the home
of his unci**. .Mm Snowden. in
Sail-in township, where he wax
e-tptured on Monday morning by
Sheriff Charles Carmine, Is still
in the County jail.
Snowdeu so far lias been unabb
to secure a bondsman. though It
Is not believed that he will re
main in jail until the February
term of court. He was required
to give bond for $1,000.
Henderson Snowden bears a
rood reputation. He is 25 years
old and his last place of eniploy
uient was the Albunarle Fertiliz
er Company. In allowing bond
for $1,000 Judce Sawyer stated
that he did so in view of Snow
den's good reputation. I*. W. Mc
Mullau, representing Snowden. re
quested that a bond of $.r>00 bo
allowed but Prosecuting Attorney
l.eltoy insisted that he be re
quired to furnish a bond "in keep
ing with the nature of the crime."
The shooting took place Satur
day night about 1 1 o'clock at
Sears' caf?* on the corner of Shep
ard and Green streets.
Snowden. after the shooting,
left the cafe ami went by Over
ton's garage on South Road street,
where with a hose he washed tht
blood from bin face and chest. He
then went to Hertford and on the
next day went to the home of bis
uncle, John Snowden. in Salem
township. Sheriff Carmine was
Informed as to Snow den's where
abouts on Monday morning and
arrested him between !> and 10
o'clock.
Snowden weighs about 150
pounds and Is about five feet tall.
Hunt was a six foot negro of a
bad reputation for fighting and
weighed around 170 pounds. It ia
said.
OTHER OPERATIVES
JOINING IN STRIKE
Fall River. Mass., Jan. 15. ? ?
Despite Clio derision of 200 work
? ? ?'f til#* Dnvis Mill to return to
work tomorrow, 200 to CO oper
atives of Tecumseh Mill will Join
others on the strike, keeping tin
total near 1.000.
TWENTY LEGIST ATOItH TO
KAT FIG AT RfrBNTON
Edenton, Jan. 15. ? Twenty
mpntbers of the General Asucm
bl.v, according to word received
here from Senator J. 11. Mc.Mul
lan. have signified their Intention
to attend the Chowan River
bridge barbecue at Edenton next
Tuesday, those expected are:
It. A. Doughton. T. C. Howie.
Walter Murphy. C. G. Wright.
Heneham Cameron. Hamilton
Jones, J'nul Grady. A. F. Sams.
W. T. Host. R. O. Everett. W. O.
Howard. Charles lT. Harris, N. A.
Townwnd and others
S? i retary of State RvtlDU will
be unnhlo to attend on account of
his health.
FlNRRAl MRS. STALLING*
The funeral of Mrs. Robert
Stalling*. of Hall* Creek Road,
was conducted at the home Mon
day afternoon at 1 o'clock by R? v.
W. T. I'hlpps and Interment made
near the home.
Mrs. Stalling* suffered a stroke
of paralysis Just a week bo/ore !
sbfJ died Saturday night. She |?=
survived by her husband
CHILD RUN OVER ?
HAS ANKLE FRAtTIRED
Edenton, Jan. 15. ? Lin wood j
White, the little five year old son
of Mr and Mrs. Asa White, was'
run over on Kast fcden street late
Tuesday afternoon by an automo
bile driven by Miss Ada Ootsens.
sustaining a fractured ankle and
was cut over the eye and Hp.
He Is getting along well, it Is
reported.
FLAG ANI> BIBLE mil
BESS 4TTY HIGH SCHOOL
Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock
the Worth Ragley Council No. 60.
Junior O. U. A. M , will present a
Ribl?- and flag to The Elizabeth
City High School in the High
School auditorium. The Order
will meet at the Junior Hall and
go to the school building In a bo
dy. There will be addresses of
presentation and responses, sup-'
plemented by tongs and other ex
i rrlseg by the school. The pub
He Is cordially invited.
HUGE CREATE FARM
EXPORT CORPORATION j
Chicago. Jan. 1R.? The Ameri
can Council of Agriculture ha-i i
recommended to President Cool- 1
Idge the creation of a Farm Ex
port Commission of 15 men with
power to divert aurplua crops In
to world markets.
The plan as outlined by G. M
reck, president of the council. *1-1
so advocates a protective tariff.
BOTH I'Mlf.K <:i.on>
GOV. JONATHAN M D.WiS
Oov. raf-r Janthrn :?j. Pavfs
vl*. Tli" lail-r v;i,i r:* ,i ;?>! t acc
a co nvlci f'?r a :?::n|itji Hhcn .1 t
Until 1 .1 1 ?i * |- ai;i| m n j-,. 11 it'll')" t
. .. v
l?AVIs""
? f >\ UirtjK. ;? p , : : ;? ... iJi, ... ; j
> a l?? <!??? f/f j %. f , {
Mi? v {is 1 j.| I I- , ? . t>?r; ,
? ? at I 'l. ll flit 1 |>
SHli'MAN gi ITS \FTKK
IN SKK\ iCK 2I? ^ KAItS
Raleigh. Jan. l."? Mitt-hell Leo
Shipiuan. win r? tir- 1 yesterday
ajt high noon from lilt1 office* c??
Commissioner of Lahnr and
Printing of N'vri!i Carolina, hu
sorve:! in tliv department for 2u
year*. IG yenr* of that time it.
the foniiniMnloa. r and f"iir year.-*
as assistant eoinini 'sioner I:.
wii'.cli caducity lit* entered the de
partment in At tin- i!in?
of his retirement. ,\i". Shipinau
is the oldest, in po.ar ??," KotviC".
of any romniissioia-r of a similar
state depattment in the Untied
St.ne*.
Mr. Shipsantt hefor.- Jto tnc-reil
iho Department ?-f Labor an i
Prim ink was in liic nowspupe:
business and he will r.vi nt? r that
business Imniudlately. lit* will
corrc-spaud f:?r u number
weeklies throughout N'orth Ctro
linn and will also Wiiti> ?pociai
artirlc.4 for ' dltforenl puliilc^tloi. >
of a trade ati'l commercial- natu:
In tins eastern states. lie lu
already opened officer in l<i< Of1 !
Fellows building hi this el'y atvi
will be (muted in udjdining to*?ih.?
to lb*' Grand Master of tho Lodge.
Mr. Shi| man i.-> the Crar.d Tr; is
urer of flic? I idgc an i w.il cai ry
on his ofiirlul oonnevtl >iik with
llie oriler while Jorutid t"u/r??.
lie is a Baptist in faith aud is
secretory of "tho North Carolina
Orphanage Association, mid is
prominently identified wir.i t!:i
t)dd - Fellow.--., tin* K filth ts of
Pythias and i!i ? Jut. i r t'rn
Viitw. k\ idkni
kv.\-;\s < t?\ s
T'?; ??'-til. j in. .? r? - \
?*li :i ? ??f j?;? T.i J r : | " ?
Issu?.| l?y <S m.-ii: .1 ? ? i . .j i !s ?.?? M.
Pa'U wai- i ? ll, ?
iu-Pii- ?i i * (. ; i-! ? * . i : i -
? !*.<*>* !:iht l!i< r. ? ?! t .??? I i:.. r.
I'lii Hiw.'l!. am! *t i'.fili
C'.ii; iiiicioiii'i' {??-}?.. .'4: v.. <
l'l. HaiihnJ.ii i- nl' ?i v \\ N-lilia
morchnm. in an .iiiu'.wii I i
thai Sit* p.. l?! .< i- . . i ?! ,i
Bw!i $1.2&" if. ilv- pari I ? ? ? iiU
*.ia. i ra? :-t. i< i.\ i< i. A ? i i.m k. .
biif tli-ff.
i iiu i. is
SKYi TO TIIK HOl'SK
Wu -l?in .'???!. .fa-'. T *i - Yh?? *ni
M-i.- yi Ml. I ? I. !?:.? .. S.I t ll.
Hi.ut*.' |?u?y wli.il* l! I :.r yi-.tr
null! *? ???-:> I ill' ' ?] a.* ;.u*;il if l In
lni'lM 'i.' 'i.irl il. "i hi .*'? ii.. ti* l"
uua-i] li i?i Hi" ;?i:a i-i" !??? I n
P rA-'i-i! j. rival ? I. i * I
aijo|ii' ?l :t . : Mil^.'it'i' i" r tin
H? use ;iii |?->. I ? 1? .u" ii I . 11. ii
ry I on].
Whilhur t!i-* iii ;.'tir?- te t > 1 ??
I e? cu'fi i . uiv or t'- i lie II.
Military Cu.in^i umi't'-r*
ruin ??!.
Ill I i..\i;i> AMI moimov
miltK I'M OFFH i:
Wafhlnitiuti. Jan. 1.".- .\J .? J?>r
ml.-i I'.oWrt J.. Itulla;i|. ? o?i
!- jir.di-r "I i !*?? >?' -.'v.'! i-f-i'i.s nr.'U.
i :i ii i liarh-; 'Murloii, lomJrtancl
the tiii.ti* i.?r;i- ari-i. will .? ?
tll'r4 iwl.iy. i'im to thi'ii ri Iiiiik
till* PKO 'if '*? 1 .
Dobbin's Day Nearly Done
In Hauling City Freight
I lor hp and VTagatt Destined !> f)i*up;trur from I lily
SlrrctK '?m (ionipirlfl) ??n Uojsr Slu*
Supprcrdiul in tin* Slivri f!;>r Tr.:l?'ir
It* ?. <\ ISO\ I.K
? f.<*01rr;?tit. C. Th> .. .
? " " I "I II, J .1 1| . < , | ?f 1 1 1 , i it M
day la about done. ???? far as niy
transportation of f i < - 1 1, ; ? * i* ?
corned. 'frnni ;i rrlntjon ?? x |i ??a
predict ? fir* hoi.? and i.
will ?! iMii |?|>< nr from city rlr< < i
Hl?r'?lul< ly ii s it li. s frot ; i '
C'h r #er ; . \ . , I on. i ; i
the country ? h prohibit ?! 1m*
liURita*;*' of hot -' drawn v ? i ? ?*
through cortnl*. main art?-ii< of
traffic and aimllar action la be
ing oonalderod In ? do/1 ;i , r
other large c-nt- r*.
Dobbin aim ply baa nc f I ? a
able to keep ii|? with the pre -f
lon. It Ih but a f?'W year*- ? tfO
that driven* w. re pron?cin >1 '??r
driving their wugona at tl. h k
leaa ?p' ? d ?f eight mllca an h .r,
but today movement of ? ? ? 1 tc
through * it y street* at vo in- n
pace would canto Immodiat* nd
disastrous c? mention.
An a result the nutoie" iie
truck i* replacing the hoi.m vn i
vehicle for transports. < i of'
freight. The American I ?** i
Company, In New York, It l> ? mi
known today, will r?i<!ac?- ry 1
horse drawn vehicle now In ?
Bpfvlcfl with a motor truck. I ns
ar<? now under consideruth by
th?? Port authority of New iki
for truck distribution of r.n nd
freight.
Thirty three railroads n-'? ?re|
unlng truck* on paitu ol ' lr
lines In place of railroad nr nd i
twenty -one additional m<>' ire1
investigating with a view ? ? ln
n tailing motor transport on 1
servlcM. These factor* 1 'vej
shoved truck production to
.''70.000 vehicles in th ? In ? ? ar
aa compared with 3,2X0,0"" ??*;
seng<r autoa.
"The ratio of truck |?r- ?* '>n ;
to pna?icnger car outpi't ?*?
crease d < cldedly doting M ??
InK y-nr' said Walter (\ v -te. J
president of the Whlt? ' ,r?r'
Company today. "K\ery dl- ;
tlonnl mile of Improved r? nd!
of fctroe't paving In a i'i to j
truck <!? mand. Ho Ur ?. ti
ger vehicles go, 1 do not I r,? f-ir 1
aalea or production t i d? 90t
but I do exp?ct that the fit*! try
will gravitate Into fow<> 1 'la.
In other words, aomo coin. .ilea
will ch:.w laru*vIy lite t ? ?? ">1 anl--*
In tin- . foiiiln" \ ????? r but ' *
fulfi l will |i.- at il??? ? \j?- i ? or
: ? ? Mlifi pi -lii:- il.' v : u.n
irout vl m;Iii fi? ' Trur' -ft I l?ur
trini .tartnlVir, h wyt : . i lily In
H h Infarct
"l* i P ? i'y ?? ? ? 'J . ? ? . Itr
r?"i ? lr? i i' i ? hi ' l?? I 'i ? ? ' I !? v
I d??.il.t if .s |ti ?? I h I i'.h f jo.ii mi
? l! i y??ar v.i i ?( ;
til.*; ii 'I . W Iii-IIh r 10,000 v III In
built or ii* i. l< i; no! I. r ?; m otion.
I'roin th? boat ? silmat.'H ft'p hav
In ' n si IjI?- to conipll ill l?ii' h?
qulri iiii.'iiln of tli>' *1 'nlh-d Si;-t?
f<?r ih" in .? l'-n yn?rp will uppro\
llliato n<!O.O00 V <*Viii*l? : . If I' i
ii ii in r is t'i li?' built, ii Kt.'iH
fttiuuld !??? inadi- how."
All tin I'Xrn riM iifir- ?? that atmi*
door d -llv- 'y ol fn h lit it* ?
and that It iun--t I" hand I d m <
motor trii'-l, . but tlioy n'.o j.
flat ti*j |h ji thin-: wlwli > i ? r
bo put Into riT ovi n i . Ti t Ii
must bo dfV?*l'i|?nd ^rad'>iil!
coodlli'inn warrant.
Th?* iicp of trurkfi !>? hn ? a
mark'd ? tt it on aiclilt. t'n I .
thO llUKltl't "<fl?Jl* rf 4,
Merclianta and i.i. > n"toi< ,
Iiuv<? iM'Ktin Ifi I'illl- Ir ? i I.:
ImfnarlfniiMc to load ;.?i i ir !
truck* Iron lh?- t ' i
huvo made a'.t? ratio. m ty -Mow
coiiftrurtl n of !??:*? ? ? ? ;?? ? .r
loadlMK pl.itf u tin will ti ii Ir
om'n wall* add J? w i . ' in* *
cdlflCf-a any Koltifc v Wi* 'i a r<
not <>qul|i|" d with ?n d? v : ? by
wlilcli d*-i I v* ry ? ; ? -'i ? * * ?> f
accomplished v : i *? <??!..;?,?
aur round In : f n ? d > #u ? i
Architect* bav- 'Jo- i ii
bio cniPiidcrrd to '? 'II r?lby
way* and court * ^ pvrlinpa,
a oil* lirrr- |.mi it to. IV
kocp n *'-oro '?f ? r?? illou In
n btiay fttrc*t 1 1 ? ? driver
collr-rtn t?>u-< t out n
bulWnt*. I'Imii:' '? tin rrffjf'*,
UMially Inrlml ^ I for tra^k
??ntry and exit t ? ' rn#nt r?f
build ln??r.
Truck prlfs. 'H?K to
manufartui y to i
main lalrly at at- tho fint'
part of thi ' y-'n oi?( <{
mitfrlnl. ar?- (?. r^jttln t
rtduclloi'i and I a ? 1 Mpvtltlon
fcgalnm adymc* -
:;kts cosii y mh\i,
in Ki.r/.v?i:rn cm
l.ln llnb'i In .' ill \tl??r
!l?ihUln" l?. ! V'ui of
lHillM'r I'ail
J "i ;ii 'M Th? riijx. ni-if.M Jt !_?!?*? nt
Phil ul> ill Jail f'?: h-dll
i i p; I ;???< Wlui I. d. ami
lakiiu his diiu.? r |?;i i ! uwuy from
Whit!- y i:i i iupli v .1 liv K rar.
I?r .i'i? i?* t'-'inpanv ami ?j?v. thai
Tit j flinw n ;:;;u In ! i*
..'Jul ii- ? ?-.ill'!' i! !ii *? ivnii 1 .
I ? i,i.\ v ; 1 h .1 . ?
If..-- 1. "i .*;?? ?:!?>.< ? *.
lin il vv:u ?: O'lii'iis Twi-ldN and
il? .1 . : i - -i . t !? . i i ? M lii?.' id
n h j:l l i! ? \V. .1. V.' . .!! v i t .
!?:! ?; ii* ? ; Hi *?? : ? a
\.1|. l\ . ? ?? r- !:*?:!
'?'?.i ! r ?l il ' ** - ?
Mill U I. id U I. WUIt
l. . .
'i'Ii nn.is li.i ? 1- . n Im . ii inu
!,it v .iv :iiiiai:d ia \..rloii:i Ninth
< 'a 1'iiiiii.t 1'itvi, ? in I'u' I'l'lr.if'ii of
I'ullr,' Offiri'r TwiOd\. "Ill' had
?i I'l'iTk t o??k w hi ,?? r }-.< i fr-'in
.i N- w ill rn luiiik," Vi. Tv iddy
s?aid. ".i 'nl rntiii-d iilii.-r paints
? iiiiii'aiiM.: Iluii In- liii:> hi .-u
Ihvau^il Willlilimli'tl.
Thciuaa h**ld up \Yhiil??y ahnut
- ii'r!s?ck. < )fl ir. r-i u iii.lllli-d
?n I Itoa-hian and Tvlddy uan
:i M-aiih for thr iii'Kro and madi'
I'm- ativ-sl niji'iii 10:;*n. "VV. fol
lowed ojosi- h< Ii'ml him tor l wo
h'Hii ." Ofl'l' r l?'>Ui:hl nil still.
\v< fit i.? ror?'iiiaii-ltladi'H
I.iiiii!>'-r Company and found that
In- h;d ju.-t I'M. *i?t ih,* Nor
r-K :*ir..thi rn d?-;ioi and oilur
I'laii-s and mil tin* sam r?*|'ort.
"I lu n wo Kj>i*t(. il hint at ihi' W'umI
l* y wharf "
Thomas Ha>:; In* is "2 years i?ld,
II" is of n l>on I avt riiU" hi-l-iht and
w? }- hi.
V V. SOI THKUN MM'IKTV
tins Hoi ninux i-:\ position
- N ? .v York. January 1 r? ? Tli?'
N. w Yuri; Southern Soeirty h.aa
appoint* il a com mil let to co-np
? i wi: ?? ffu.-i.js of thr? Sotilh
ITU exposition which is to !>??
In-Ill i:t i si'' ( ? inl ('??ntrnl I'ulni-t',
::?w Yorl: t'i:*. May 11 to 2;t,
'.In* com mil lee is u.s follows:
Chairman. Jtohrrt Adam ? ti. I'rr.i
M III I'vlioltuin Ural and I'uwer
( majlany, formerly of. UtHii'Kiu;
S'lrHury, Clmrlos Cation, Vice
r:osl<l?'Ut Chemical National
Dank, lormorly of Ten iw.a :
Ain.ci L liciiiy, FrMtli'- lit Toxin*
Oil t ii.. formorjy of 'JYxua; II. I..
lluni.M. Vice ' resident Atlantic
t Va* t l.inc* Hallway, formerly of
Nortii Car;>lin;.; -William (J. Fitz
>!!?* ri . Sorrriiiry American Hank
? *s Avi'-Oclfitioii, formerly of Vlr
j'mia: T. F<w}? )? (iitino.i, Gaines,
Van X > itranil ti .Morrison, real c?
t ill . !ii! merly of Virginia; Then
II. I'lite. K.lilor of Commcrcn *
Finance, formerly' of Virginia;
ami .M. S. Sloan. I'l'csileut 11 r<**?k -
lyn KdUou Company, formerly of
Alabama.
The Southern Kx|>o?*ii ion Is ?.r
r.nnlxed fo sjiow tlie advancement
made l>y the southern states in a?;
ri' nil are. hovl (culture. mining,
n'aii:if..(t tiring, and com merre. 1 1
! i( .'.i?l<>ni i:? William ('. Sirrino of
(Jree nviU- . 11. (*. It* Secretary is
Holmes II. Springs of (Jreenvllle, S
Its executive Commit is
eoiupusod of the following: Chair
man. WJIUuin C. ?lrrlne, (jnen
\ !ll?' S. f ; Jos, NV. Shirley. IJnl
tithore; Mil.; llreni S. Drane, It.i
high, N C ; O, I.- Ilunn. Hlrmlng
ha in. Ala.; I.'on I. Kahn, Shfevr
p? ? i- 1 . I. a , i'orl'-r A Whaley.
Stamford. Touuii li. Jy&owu y?
I .il ? II irk. Avis ; Willi C'fooul ii
("ol? . N.shvil'r. Topn.
l:i h i IlKlli: tllMll. MOM * Y
Klk" Minstrel? will have
it - tlrst i ? lira r. nl Moi.day nlghl .
; I f 1 !k Kllf Cliib. All of
t ! : e Who wir h to ||i l|i Ini.. Wei
ll cftUiO' irleng asked ;o h
, Bent til that 1 1 >?!?*. Tin- com
.itlet' in chalk"' Ik ei-pi-claUy de
US fi ?iiivin< *I:oh?- who have
ipeu I i their f- ran r shows,.
AMKICICAN W'KALTll
III MUtKDS Bll.l.tONS
W:i 'hingtnn. J -n. 15. \cord
Inr ih- I" ?>i - iih:ble < *-t (mate*
of ?perfv cl;u ? f ???*! by Ih" CVn
?I ISiir< ?ail, lie vexlth ' f lie
l ;i?d States j?i ih-- cad of tin
y? r l '? 2 2 r.0* plurcd ai $ 120,
<<< a ?lOO.nOO, ihi Im'H'hki' of 72.2 1
pi r r< at for ilt i! cud*-.
^ i:;i, i:. WIIITK DKM)
" , ii WIiI'm t'I'd Sat
ti :??; iy h'.^M .? 'he a? ? ?yf KB, at
< ?? m ? i r M'.n. (jMor^e
V. iimi ii.* !<o. The fuucral
v < irU.ii'' d : i the homr Men
V lit 2 by It- . W T
I'liipim nnd ia'i'rthent mud<- in ih ?
family hnryin;; ground. Mm
Whit i ? 'i rvi- ? d hy two r i
ti * 'i II 'fry Whit", b.'ilh of
(Mirk
i oTTON MAHKKT
y- ^ ? ?rk, J?n. u. c?rti n I ?
tui' d toddy M 1 1; ,? r? llr. ??
Itift I . J^ntu.ry JJ.fifJ. Mar ?
? ' ? : ?' 1.07, July 2 ' 3 f
fe?.. r T ? 5*2,
> York. J:.n 15. -r.iii,
r *i * ' * * " ;t 2 O'clock Iniliiv 'I
III ("'lOfting l-v.li. Ini .
c. Muxh 13.?;, Mas ?: ' ;
i . Oci b r js ?.
' York, i?n. It. ; t-'.l c ?
I qui' t; nllddllr.
. ti.-iiaeyd Viiinrn. rlt*l> ' ?
January 13,?0, Jlarrh 23 US. M >
24.17, July ?4|4?, Octobi r 23
Governor McLean Begins
Official Duties Office
! ir-t Official Ac t \V;?> Hcapjmini ninit *?l" Vtljiitant j
era I La-I umi K?:vh Toila\ Nth Execu
tive \\ uf? 011 tin* J?l> I'irkinji 1'p OITht Koutine
\mm votes to
PURCHASE CANAl.
'?il l Willi Shi- V: **ni !?.*.
( !oiit!rrfh I'ruj I
Niih ShJV, i:t Opimirti <>;
ilulirt S. V\;ir?l.
Tin4 llivefH :ii!v| Harbors lllii.
atryin;; an appropriation for
I a r? lia-e ?>f t la HI- sunt Sv,\,ti;p
Canal passed tin- II iuni to?|a>
i lid Is nut of (laUKi-r. urt unlit;-,
lo a teli?*iaia ?? n iv <1 I Mlay
from llnllet S. Ward liy M.
I -??mil SlM't'p. I'reHident ??i in
ChamlH-r of Cntui:i?
Mayor Goodwin and foiia.-r -
Solicitor .J. C. H. Kliriiiitliaii <
have rivi-ivi'd telegram to l.li
Kinu* ef fed .
President SliW'p. i?f Hi- Ciia m
he.* ot ('iiiiijiii r?*e, fxpri'^Mt-d klni?
Htdf :m Ih'Iiir uttdl ]'l?asi-d w:
th?' w.irk of It. ,t\ J?:h. Mf.Tf'iiry
of tin* ChamlMT of ('iimmnrco,
hint'** hi- Ii.im been in WaMliiiiKton,
Mr. Jiili lias dieen worlilliK hard,
Mr. Sheep iiiiyn, lo iulnreHi Sena
lora and foimri'ssimn from
Northern males and tonmd
the pmmlao of . Stttator l>it rin]: ,
who hai on previouK ocrashwiH
fniiclii i|i? measure. thnl he will
ii"l again do mi. Senator It'll l? r
who inniiaK^d t!i?' caiu|i:tii;n m
('resident Coolldxe hi l hi- last
tuvfcidi'iiti'al raeo. is sjfid to lie
?I ?i il ?? liitcn'sii'il in Hi,- prnj .
Mis all"tiMon wan called i . ? lite
prael i?-ii f>il it y of t lt?> .mm ?
uhen hi. 4 yaelit. i h ?Haher* went
a ;roti.id while ?-:o.iln- lo KM/u
lii'ih City l?y way of the Ch? ia
pi-afce Canal route.
Frank M. Dcxli'r, local i r'??nl
for Iho North American Life In
suranrp Cotapany. in very iiunli
?nter#?nje.-| In I Ik* l>l*mat 'Utramji
wrojfift and wrote Senator
Pallet ami oi Ik- r s aatoi with
whom ho i.? p? rannally :?? ?, mliitrd
and in ? d Hp nt lo ini Ukui i i
hill and nuppi rl i; .
COTTKIC ins \K\V
sin i k or ori K;i:s
TwrlUwy of Three Stall's and On
ly Iliy-iil tnent f iiHtiraixc
OfflU' ||| ( i|y
Holi.-rf M. Cotter. manager of
the Southern Impart m.-nt of Mm
Noflh A ill" lie, i n l.lfi' I risaia
Company t-f Chle;ign. has Jus!
tnovi'd int i a very a:iiaitiv
Hiiilo of offi.rn in iho Million
Building.
The offie<- number* are 4;:|.
4 3:'. and 1.15. Tln*r?' are three
u-paraC- off li-pH, the walling room,
I he treasurer's ofMen. an I Die j i,
vale office of Mr Cot in
Thin is Ihe only d? iiaiimelit in
Hurnnce ?,u.r.- in Klix.iheih Cli>.
Mr C'it li'r'j* t i-i ritory in N'ir'h
Carolina, South Carolina, and
Croricin
Ad lit lh'- p< l|i i void for "Mie-te
Mi I* ? i 1 -i. ''en fttf handled through
Mr. Colter'" i.ffi??-. ati'l tin mum v
? ? -I |"I' d -If K'lxi-V ?: '
hank:;.
n v. i; \i iiiss. < i\v M.rcv
Tie fiii.1 I 1 1 or M I c \ Ow i,
I v, w 1 1 ? ? dli d SiiulU:.- ?! 1: -?r iiot.ie
n^ftr Wood villi', v/.ui rondueli'd
Tu? nday nfi< ronen at 2 o'rlork at
flu- hoiio- h;- llev.'A. A. lluMer of
Hertford and Intel ment m?d< in
the family luiryinu rmuhd. Tie
palllMiir'r-i were: ll <; Uendv.
I'. A Mundy. II. II. I'i nv. .1 r
Miih'.-II, /. W Whit, ai. l 1? W
Cm I wrikhi
Mm. Ownley u;., lo , , ir:- idd
and itt nurvi > d I v her 1 m h; nd
and ii cMldr. :i. Myrlh . ? ; i
Kni'irtld. CiirM?. f; n \ - M i
rh and lOilhu Clark *)wni?-.-.
Ml K|< \l.i. ? r Nil \Ui;oito
Sh:- whore, J. m. I." \ niUKk. '
hy I ll'.ahiili City lal'M ?!!.?(? <|
hy Mm J. VVi-nley I'oii nt'iti. will
Ii" i: I Veil ?' t Shawh'ifo Hall Irl-l. .
nl.'.l't, Jariuaiy Ifi. at V : f
lh. I< r.? fit or I*, i kin- " I
Chiirih. |jj-fr? ahliH nt? met I! '
?> rv<d. i:.. iv on- i< invii- '
come.
i.acvs condition
l(KI'OKTKI) HK'I i I IJ
h, Jan. I ?>. ? Th>'
riillnn "f. Aiu I ?? Tfraiaivir l? rv
wn? r? con*|d?rnMy i?-i
jnovfi on tola nrrivol .!? i<>
?!?>? fi ?m Wow York. *;> >?. !.*
bprnmr 111. U( will p; n ;
?*:ivi Ij. ' ho. t *t;
irif OHlh lift tlMSOriT for I he
x[ four yrnr*.
? 'iPtler M Ma milch., N, w
v??rk Counm I f.?i th# 5Ut?.
"inferred todny with s?iu - or
fi'Uln it?K?rhnK ih? itufttlon
< roftt*<t by thn rfmnr'* of (h>r>
'-rnors before Lacy cor.ipMc I
niyntbg the lx>nd Ikkuo.
iial'i ;h. Jan. !.%. ? Governor
-ir: \\ arrived at
i iri. .' <-arl> ?.??!?>' to take up
i ..?:?? in I ?!'.? ?-s as ehlef execu
? v.? ri i i. ?' ('?in mo a wealth of
North Carolina 1 1 <? In expected to
I ? 1 :? ?' ?' >? Aiding his
. Ki^Uiuwj. j
* n>. i m i f Grecnaborqt J
j i- : I i ? t. ? v Go vrri.or's secretary,
. !?.!?? M i.-*< Mamie Tumor, pardon
i Gowmor Morrlaon,
v .rl main witli Governor Mo*
i ."i lor i ii?? |>rcHcnt, residing at
a hoi?-1.
Tin* l.^gUUiture. after spending
n.'.-j of V' si.rilay seeing the new
.-?Mi.- oifi? laU inaugurated. began
rott-ldi rtng ? sot ioua business this
morning. ^ x
1 lie House roads committee an
iiiMiiH'f.l ti day thai tbc hearing on
ifio bus control bill will be held on
I January '11.
!%;ib i?h, Jan. IK. The antici
pated stieedlnu up of the legisla
te .>piivtibH is likely, to take
|da?:>' soon, The day in both
iiMii.41 - y Ait iday was short, the
\v ? i-My ha\tu>; adjourned for
tb ? iu icuuraiioii. Governor Mc
L. itiili' .'. t? d that he would de
i ? i > i ?- Jlrst. message to the Gen
. ral Assembly carrying specific 1
i?< no mini Ions during the ?v
I i brill ol 1te\t Week.
'i'. i'o w- i. no near develop* |
: i:i M' ; In y. . t. rday's session In
i . hr i-A>- of l;< im s? illative Tur? ?
[ a? r. i i Mitch* !l County, whose \
i , H?'it i Is bi-luu liivi-KdKalcd.
I Tb.' first net of the new Gover
? nor v.as tin- n -appointment last
i.l,:'* of lti't;;adi?-r General J. Van
.as A.!jutant General.'
Ti?oru .\v?iv inntiy favorable I
Mali in. :;ts last iiIkIiI In regard
1 ? the now governor's address, i
' 1 >nis ill- nt/ that of P. H. Wll- \
11. nay. of 101 l/alx't b City, chairman ]
> l ? ? ? >v n:u- Committee on Kln
'aid. "It was a oonser- j
vati.f, I.- utterance, .showing
til;. tln.nj;bt and a knowledge of
our ii'-eds."
i I'oii.i.-r Governor Morrison la
i m ! ? Charlotte to resume hie
? lav pi in
!!l\ EHS VM) IIAKBORS
IKIJ. I l? rOK DEBATE
\\\. i 1 ion, Jan. 15. ? Ths
M r i 1 1 : ? >? l? considering the
rivrrn nnd harbors
*?4I1 ".lih d'hato liiiiitod to two
hour*. I
j . ? l*;il provld a for the pur
' li.-; ?? as a j?.i r I of tho Inland vft*
, '.?t way from Norfolk to Beaufort,
(1m* existing hiHinal Swamp Cs
nut.
M \i!l< UN S I Alt LIBEL
SI I I I Kl) (HIT COURT
Mnrion. O. Jan. 1ft. ? ' The Mar
i<m Hfiir said todat that the $1.
IM'ifi.oon ltlicl milt riled by Hoy D.
Moon-, nn. I K II Urimh. publish
rr a^ilnfO. Ki ank A. Vunderllp
? was Mttledout ?f court.
M?s?:s I I > HOOM 1H a
lit llSTINfi ITS I'.DVDH
Jo ? V- T' .i It"! 1 1 which b<'Kan a j
' s. iii r?nt liii .!??:?? in small and
in'?d''Ht qn.irt'TK on Matthews j
? ' ? h In popularity j
? inii ii ;? i ? i'i ? iir, Mish Jo(h|
'? ?m1:i ?. i>- moving Into the old j
; I > 1 1 i-' I d'jht hnildlnK. corner ,
I'-.i'id- r ? ru I l'< arinir streets* I
Ii v. :i| ,i vt-r.il iIiivh before the I
will I", ready and j
hp untvhllc custom' ir will be j
rvf il iim usual at tho Matthews j
Htm t |>lttc?\
\\M \l. H.K(TIO.N FOR
I'Xst/l OT.WK HOHIKKY MILL
At A meeting of the stockhold
? : nf t lio Paiciuntank Hosiery I
Company Tuesday morning of this
w< < ^ the following officer* and
it In ?: .? were ^idcted : Officers,
N. Mtirfoot, Sr.. prcnident; W. II.
.ti :< ng*. neeretary ; N. Burfoot,
Ji . manager; directors, I^oula flsl- I
M I i Ii : a N. W Pally, 8 O. 4
.1 c. Itawson, and SB
I
i <? v I MIKE I* >
<;l\i:\ I. MUiK SALARY j
A v if r i In (he Biblical j
II. cord, i t II.- how Or. Ceorgs W. ^
1 -a time pastor of
i*.'- r!i v, , U M- 'norlal Church O'f
'Sty. Just had his salary j
i ? ? ! <1 ? I'i.UOO by hi* npprecls
ti<- ''lulu' i l"n ii r. Lake Charles,
I. imI"; ? ii ;t \t the same time his
<1 roolutlons telling '
< r if .j:- '.u'/k h- has done since l
wo; J l/tke Chariot.
1) < larko has nnny friends Ih
Hi- ?i|?.|i v ho wiil I h> interested i
V> I i rn of his success In the
l^ouisinoa field
\ i ?:< ii ? \ s i i vm r \ v KK\(iH
I I r IIY COTTON TBVOI TH
ltli '.Tii'iniJ, Vn.. Jan. 15 (Sp#5-!
i l; I . Thr I '- .Miit aoreags m
\ irginln v.* as cut last year by ea
<* rili n rni",int ;l to anly 74,100,
uiii .hi ml-; ms ompared wltk)
122.760.000 I- 102.1. The U>Ulj
crop was worth sbout $5,000,MSj