Oyster Industry Killed
Overnight By Embargo
Typhoid Scarp in Mid-Vt "psIitii Hrii^s \h?ni Sit
uation' That Arounoo Iiidifmniiou oi' Mi'ii;
Caiixeo Depression oi' Sliuikers and I'aokrr*
By ItOBKKT T. HMAM,
M'hi i icl.l l:C5 b?- Thr Ad'#*- )
Washington. Jan. 22. ? II ? port.*
reaching In u- from the low r i'??
toniac and from the L'ustfrsi
ahores ol Maryland ami Virginia
make it cl<ar' that the r?c?'iit ty
phoid scare in Mid-Western "cTTies
followed In some ra.4*s l*y an em
bargo. has almost killed the oys
ter Industry overnight. Tin (tyMcr
men naturally are very reseutful
r Jt 'he r? proach IjUI at the ilimr
? the succuh nt bivalve. Tin y *ay
Chesap. ak?' Bay oysters wn
never better, never fatter than
tlil.* siason.
(Hut the oyster bonis are tied
up at Ihc docks. the oy*t< r ln?as.
arc cloyed ami thousand.* of oys
ter shucker* and packers arc out
1 of work in one of tic l:.-.rd? ..l
winters the shores of the Chesa
peake ever have known.
The state of Maryland i* thor
oughly a routed over the tilt eat t'
?me of Its h-adinu Industries and
has ordered a complete survey of
all the oyster bed* lying wi'hln
state water*. Thin survt.v
not start, however, until March I
at the earliest and will not b?*
completed until the oyster s? ason
1b at an end. So it will not r? ?
lleve the situation of tin- inwt l
months which is spelling ruin to
tin* oyster business. Tin re have
been typhoid fears before and oc
casionally the outbreak of the dis
ease has been laid to oysters. ltut
never before now ban ihc.re been
such an effect upon tin bus In 'S-?.
Some oyster in. n are attribut
ing the sudden end to tln-lr 1 "ir-1
ne?s to the radio, which bus br. n
used by some city officials t ??
broadcast a warning against i *?
oyster. Preparations an b< ing
made to reply in kind and ne\i
Week Swepson Earle, oyster cr?n
servation coninilsHloner of >!ary
land, will dellvar an addrcs*
the oyster and his present sltur
tlon through station WCA1' In
this city.
C- The old saying that the projdw r
\e not without honor save In nb<
own country, docs not apply to
the Oyster, for over In Baltimore,
where more is known about oy.?
ters than In any other city in tin
world, a survey conducted by f it;,
authorities, shows thcrr* has be* n
no diminution In the us.- ? r tin
bivalves, either raw or co"k?d
Oovernor Iiltchie, of Maryland,
has been particularly disturbed by
tin* charges brought against Mary
land's chief seafood product. H?
Is continuing to eat oysters in
abundance, not merely to ihow
his confidence in thetn. but t
cause he likes them and they ar?
a normal part of his diet.
Conditions along the r. '.-t- n?
shore of Maryland are plctur? il a.*
extremely depressing. At the llt-th
oyster town cf Crlsfhld it Is slat
ed that 800 boat" are either tied
up at the docks or anchored In
the harbor. Something like .'..000
nun are out of work. \* all of
the other interesting Utile towns,
such as St. Michaels, Wacha*
prcague and Chlncoteag'ie. whoso
oysters are justly famouv. coiid!
tlons are virtually the s?m Mom
of the oyster houses ar>- open to
supply local and state consump
tion, but shipment? to tin ojt
slde stopped overnight. M< n and
women of the oy.der towi :??
walking the street* stunned l*>
the calamity which ha < ov?":t:iken
them. At Chlncoteague it h: "fa
ted there has not be n a c: . o|
typhoid fever In more than tW"
years.
In any event the typhoid sc i
has brought a realization t ? ?'
*t' r Industry that It* product
tT must he ccrtlfled and this Is t
^ypropared for In the future.
Just as Western and South' m
citrus growers identify ?h< Ir
wares by state names, so will tin
oyster grower** and dredaeii* In
the future id' ntify their pn ducts
Instoad of being ahunind as nt
preaent It Is predicted th ? oyst- r>
cf Chesapeake Bay will be de
manded by name In the future.
Dr. John S. Fulton. Maryland
commissioner cf health. has Is
sued a certified statement to t ? i ?-*
effect that during the years 1022
to tO'24 Inculnlve no cnsen of t?
phold fever have been attributed
to oytsers taken In the waters of
Maryland. And this In a stat<
which eats oysters ns no other
state does. In Baltimore t'lt\
aloAe 540,000 gallons of oyster?
are consumed annually.
nn. nAitKWKi.i, ni iMUNc;
NKW IfOMK AT WKKKHVIId.i:
The ne* homo of Pr. J. II
Barkwell at old Weeksvlllp Is
nearln* completion and will hi*
ready for occupancy within a f?w
weeks.
McLean wu.f, not
OONSinER PAHDON
Raleigh, Jan. 22.? Governor
Mc1>>an will consider no pardons
Y except In Ihe most urgent cases
[ during th* ne*t 20 days, ha an
V nounr. d last night, because of
* nresfilng leglslatlvo problems be
fore him.
Call to Bar
An International bar association la
the dream of Attorney John A. ('Una
of Cleveland. prmlJont of the Ohio
State TI?.T Asportation. He Li start
ing a movement that eventually muy
bring it about Such an organiza
tion, hi- says, would take over much
of the work now done by foreign
consuls and eliminate considerable
Jed tape.
is hack
IN A'lUM'A PEN
J. 111. Ill - - (???raid
Chapman. itofoi-loir* ? .omju4ii:iI,
w.is r--iMin?-d t ? Atlniiin prison lo
il.tv i?y |\4h>rni officer*.
? 'lu? ?-sc;..p? d in March.
l!?2;i, n:;d was ncaptur.d in Muu
Indli.ni, recently. Hi- was
rvi: ? 2". ^ urs for cnmectlon
with tin- ?2.'/0'i,''00 mail robbery.
ji kv i;ix:ir\iu;Kn
IN \\ EKHAWKEN CASE
J. rs< v riiv. Jan. 22. ? The Jury!
\v;i in ; 1 1 1 ? i i ac;r*>e today In the
iriit I * f 12 AV? v' I: !i find Jersey
( i< > | ?; 1 1 f ? < oft; i i) ? and civilians :
chiir^td wit'* conspiring to violate |
siute 5 rohiliii !i?n law?; and wax
diKclmf^' d by flu* Jude.e. after be
ing inn sine- >i : t '?? day.
S U S II v1! Ni :s
1W.A1K WEKK FIXED
Norfolk, Jan. 22. ? Chief of Po
I ir ?limn of Norfolk testi
fying at th" trial of Hex. D.
iieuton and William linker,
charged with prohibition law vio
lation today, said that liaker
Y <>2<l him Prohibit Imi Coihmlmdon
'r Huyn< a ami Inti-msl Hevenue
X'nmt: Isfiomr Blair wrtro "fixed"
i,i permit smuggling into Wii*h
itigton for the Shrine convention
COMMISSION Wil l.
ItEI'OK I NEXT WEEK
w ;i - "'in;:' 'ii. Jah ::2. - Th<>
Prrslden; nurlciill ival commls
i m ? i" ?'t i ? i'inu r- cnni. n
datlor. I i* 1 1 1 ? I. Iirf of aMlcul
Uire next tt'rk. The report of the
ion ii now being drafted.
HIM ? 61 ItOTAKl D x KQL'ffT
MOVI l? I I' TO SIX TMIIKTY
The hi.ur of tb- Rotary ban
quet ivt M.i; ni*h' of tills week;
has bt? !i changed frc.in 7:30 to,
? 0 : -1 1 ii v,.is announced late this
afternoon.
This 1 Mio nnnual ladles niKht
I ? ;i i l 'I i ? I .. .ii Is to bo held ill Ill?'
.. -.-I .. ill of the Kir 4i Methodist
f Church.
HAV8 UOIt.sT ftOAIM IN
IWKM'V-I IVK YKARM
"I have ;>een carrying mall for
25 >( a - ?' Ml the r->aiis are In
wor o . 1 1" now than I have ev
?-r s?-? n l "in." irvlnx Pool. Kllaa-;
' i ' i'v it F. I), carrier on route'
two. ?.t< i \Vedn"*dny.
' !i- wor*u rotlie, however. Is
ili-f o .1. JontilngH in Sulem
Io'aii 'i;?, "Mr. Pool aaid. "These!
in.'. t..e inoi.t recently graded
road."
.1 James ,?r . of Salem town
; ;blp says the roads are worse than
).<? h: s i vi n known them to be. "1
i il? ve the County should have!
liiii Jiior?* hine foot roads, and ex-!
f< i-d. I them further. Salem town-'
?hij> is the most thickly populated
township In the <'ounty and has
not foot of paved ronds. Of tho
ten school trucks taking pupils
to Wecksvllto High School only
two of ihcm travel any distance
io speak of orf tho paved roads.
Thi re has been, of course, con
*Id< r.tble Ironblo In getting the
children to school. Tho youtigs
i :s 'lot?:;, measure up to the
situation In a line spirit. One of
the tracks ditched the other day
. -I iii" <hlldren got out of tho
truck and together shoved it back
In the road. They had the finest
' lime you ever saw."
LOUIS SELIG DEAD
Louis Sellg. Elizabeth City
jfWeler since 1882, died at his
home on West Main street Wed
nesday even ins at 7: 45 o'clock.)
a f?-w hours after a stroke of pa
raylsis at li is store. corner Main !
and Water atreeta'ln the late af
t? rnoon.
Mr. Sellg was at The Advance
Shop shortly before four o'clock,
and was happy at the success that
hi- had had in selling tickets for
Hie Elks Minstrels, scheduled soon
r> show here. It was upon his re
turn to his store that lie was
stricken.
Physicians were hastily sum
mon* d and were recognized by Mr.
Sellg, but the symptoms of cere-,
bra I hemorrhage were plain and
he did not rally. He was there
fore taken to his hoim> where
death cauie about two hours lat
er.
l.ouij Sellg was born In Nor
lo'k on October 23. i860. He
came to Elizabeth City at the age
of ?2 and opened a watch repair
shop on the east side of South Wa
ter street in the little frame build
tut now standing on the Ilradford
properly opposite the express of
tice. which toen stood on the
present site of John Wells' print
*h(^>. Later he moved to a larg
? r frame building, as his business ,
grew, on the present site of the T.
I*. Nash feed stoie ou North Wa-|
ter street. Prom there he moved i
to the first floor of a brick build
ing on South Water street, which
stood on the alte of the store now
occupied by Mo.sea Gla^er, and
which, like other buildings in the
block at that time, was used as a
residence above the first floor.
This store was named "The J? w
elry Palace." There Mr. Sell*; !
r-muined until the big fire which
wiped out the Jewelry palace
building and others adjaccnt to it,
when he moved across the street
Into tin* building now occupied by
John Well's printshop. On the
completion of the Flora Building
in 1900. corner Main and Water
streets. Mr. Sellg moved Into Hi
store the firm now occuipes.
Hardly a man in Elizabeth City
hns been more closely identiflrd
with its business aud fraternal
life than IxjuIs Sellg. He was a
director of the Norfolk & Caro
lina Telephone & Telegraph Com
pany, of the Pasquotank Hosiery
Company, and of the Savings;
Hank & Trust Company. He was
an Odd Fellow, a member of the
Junior Order, a Shriner. a thirty
ueond degree Mason, nnd a Kl
wanian. Loyal to the faith of his
fathers, aud a member of Ohef
Sholem Temple at Norfolk, he was '
held In affection and high regard
by the Christian people of fhe
city and from varied Congrega
tions Wednesday evening came a
very multitude to express sympa
thy for the bereaved family. f
The burial service will be con
ducted in Forest Lhwii Cemetery.
Norfolk, the funeral party leaving
Elizabeth City on the early morn
ing train on Friday.
Ixuila Sellg In survived by his.
widow and by two sons. Frank Se
llg, who has been In charge of tho
Jewelry store since his father s
health began to fall, and Julian
Sellg. optometrist.
The pallbearers arc: active. Oil
bert James, George Bell, George '
Meveridge. Guy Brorkett. W. C.
Sawyer, Thorburn Dennett. Ray
Kramer, and Duckworth Glover;
honorary, J. T. McCabe. I)r. J.
H. White, Dr. A. L. Pendleton, P.
G. Sawyer, W. J. Woodley. Sr.. T. |
P. Nash. F. M. Grlce, Eddie
llugheH. Mllos Jennlngn. Harry
Johnson, Jerome Flora and W. P.
Duff. J. B. Griggs. T. T. Nelson.
O. F. Gilbert.
JOHN A. Lt'TOX DEAD
John A. Luton. City Route One.
60 yer.rs of ege, died Thursday at
his home near Slmonds Creek af
ter being In falling health for some
time. He la survived by his wife,
three daughters. Mrs. Philip Cart
wright and Miss Margaret and
Doris Luton; five son*. U. M. Lu
ton. J. H. Luton. Luther, Henry
r.nd Thomas Luton.
NEr.KO FARMERS
COLLEGE OPENS
Greensboro, Jsn. 22. ? The ,
North Carolina State Negro Farm- 1
ers College opened here yesterday.
January 21. The program con
sists largely of lectures and round
table dlscuaalons on various farm
problems.
A feature of the Congrcsft will
be the corn show and Judging
contests. Prices amounting to
more than $100 In cash have been
offered and Indications are that
many r.? gro farmers will take part
In the contest.
T. S. Inborden of Bricks. Is J
president of the Congress and
John D. Ray la chairman of the
Negro Club Work f the Agrlcul
tural Extension Service. C. R. |
Hudson Is chairman of the execu
tive committee. Dr. G. A. Carver,
of Tuskegee Institute. Alabama.
Is expected to be present and will
address the Congress.
Following the meeting of the
Con* reus a meeting of locsl negro*
demonstration agents of the Ag
ricultural Service will be held.
This meeting will he held Friday
nnd Saturday. January 23 and 24.1
Plana for the work to be done
during 1328 will he one of the
chief matters of business, it is
stated. Dr. I. O. Schaub. of State
College and C. R. Hudson will ad
dress the agents, discussing va
rious phase* ct their work. Short
talks will alao be made by the ;
demonstration agents attending i
the meeting
BODY BKOtUIIT
IIKKK Till USDA^
l-xunrr;il I'lr^iillnu Killer II. H
Willi* Will I*' 4 <ui<luilC4l
l-'rlday .Mcminn
The liojy of Pr-ddlnic Elder R.
H. Willis, who dioil i!i a Fayetto
vMe hoipll'il WediMse.av. wa.;
brought to. Elizabeth City on tho
curly train Thursday.
Ii3v, J II short-. tM. tur <>( iho
Fnyetteville Methodist Church
and one of .Mr. ..-losest
friends, accompanied Mrs. Willis.
She was alao accompanied hy her
alliler. Miss Alice lllancliard, ?if
Hertford. Mr. and Mm. Laurence
E. Bin n?*ha it] of ffsmjot. Miss
Elizabeth Kramer and Willis
Krainer. Another brother, l>r. Ju
lian Hluh>'haril ?>f New York City
arrived on the noon trai.i.
The funeral will he conducted
In the First Methodist Chu?*eh V
10:30 Friday morning and inter
ment will be made in Hollywood.
Rev. Robert Henry Willis W:*
born in Warrentou In I STL*. tho
son of Rov. It. A. Willis an J Mrs
Ella White Willis.
He war. graduated from Trinity
College and took advanced theo
logical work In Vauderbilt Culver
sity. In 1S9C he Joined the North
Carolina Conference :?f the Metho
dist Episcopal Church. Smith. Be
fore attending Vnndc rblit he
taught at riyiiiouth and Kerners
Vllle.
After entering the pastorate he
served some of the most import
ant charges in the o..nferen*e.
among them Elm City, Morehead
City. City Rond church at Eliza
beth City, Edenton, Tarboro, Lit
tleton. Warrenton District, Ox
ford station. Elizabeth City Dis
trict. and for the Inst two years
the Fayeitevillo District.
?He was considered without a
superior in llie full rounded acti
vities of the ministry. For a num
ber of years he served as Confer
ence Missionary Secretary and
Hi nee 1 'J 1 I has been Secretary of
the Conference. He bus been a
member of the (!en<-ral Hoard in'
Missions an-1 a member of t*
U? neral Conferences, llie "highest
body In his church.
In 1907 In was married to Miss
Annie Illanchurd of Hertford. Re
sides his widow, he i* survived by
three sUturs. Mrs. J. p. Kramer
and' iMi^s Enm.a Willis ' of Elisa
beth City and Miss Minnie Willis
of Fayettovi.il'.
SAY II FADE It SON S\OWDK\
HEARS t.ooD ICEIM'T.VS (lX
Powells Point, 22.? H-r
derson finowden. who 1* being
held for murder in Elizaho: !i Ci
ty. hears an excellent r.-puiati?n
and is one of the best liked and re
spected colored men who have ev
er been known around this s ec
tion. He has always been known
to be quiet and orderly around
public pieces anil the people of
I.ower Currituck huvc had their
sympathy aroused for him. They
hope that he wiil be <!? I* villi >> 1
lightly as possible in b? ing pun
ished for tho killing of the other
negro. i
Booster
Villi:! Wjltuin. I l'f TtlMIII li * . i"
to Wilcli.i.K* H? :? >?:?? ;l!
? mtHH ir* ??? ???!??*???- I..>m
tin Hliiif Hit-- ?i'i M ??s.i.i ? pi w :?i
:i I'm of K nis.?? \vli- n !????! . if., tii
liiiu lli.il "li.'f* ?* Ui.-v iii-t '?>i
\vaii?-i? i.i *?' ?? ? ? "
SW KKTAin MAY
COMK l l'.O ii \\ 3!ST
Washington. Jan. 2i Vr<si
?1-iu CooiiilKi* U s'-antilnj; he re
K<0|1 *i'S| of 111? Jti I ki?\s ;?? Will
U1 tln> Middle West in snatch for
a ?ie* Hecrctaiy iif A;:ri?ultui e.
All ? of ? lint punt i:j the
past have b-t'ii .Middle \V?stem
i rs.
l: a I i?li lv Merrltt .-f ?\ii;-..i -i.i
??no ui tin men uihi* v ??? n* .- ?? 1 .
ti nan ???? "i r? c ' : i !.?'.? liy
cercl;ry l.!i?ov?*l\
UMfJKNI'FIKI) M '. v
I'OUMI !\ SW \\2i*
WilininKt.il'. Jan. 'J_'. The bo
dy of .Ml linldeiil ified v. hile mail
found in a swamp nt'iir lo re yoa
jirday nflernoo:i Is hafiliiii; the
ct.'lc**rj* u.io are working on the
the ckiHe.
lie apparent !y had been dea l
for a week. N.i motive has 1
iidv:<|iCE.il, us a mini of m*?i;ny wan
found on the body. II u had been
shot thronj-jj the head.
postal i*a\ Bin.
IS ?KI OKK si n \ rc:
V. hit ? lull. J .in. T2. lit
. fr?. > :? ! p'iy r*nd rule In-n ?? 'oil
? i h ior?* th" S *.?? *> ii.<iay i*:td? r
, -? :t a^r'e; lllt'lli ; i V ill f- u plivi
, leiffll h(:i>Mn.
The Kill r ' report il lay the
por.t i ffl ,?? ' ojiiini'fce (? ovltlrt*
tbr name sal.nv iiiereiifn;; car
ried in the iue.o-.iire Mi- rn Ki
d' lit vetoed and ]?. ??\ i?|> . . u
i oral ri.te inrr.'a ?
Tardy Recognition To
Man Who Saved Lakes
Hill Edward (lnliill lias at I.rusl the Satisfaction of
Knowing Hi* l,u!?or Via* Bi??c?l Factor in I'rcvrnl*
ing Destruction Navigation in (.real l,uk:as
n> o. K won
? I ?/ 1 II, Ik.
Chicago. Jan. 22 - While na
tions, slates and citier wage 11m
greatest legal. kglsla! Ive and ver
bal battle of the present day. Iu
volvlng future navigability of H ?
Ureal Lake*, the man. aged .ml,
worn, who started the wholn i
between Chicago ami North I ' i? i* - 1
Lween Chicago an. I Northern I'm -
r*(l States, and Canada, Item >
phsciir*, un mentioned and unc-t
warded.
Ih part In thin affair, which is
aroused more heat than any ? ?
troversy In yearn, and which puts
at .Make hundreds of million < <>f
dollars, may soon receive official
recognition an well a* Home m? :?
dure of reward from the Wi-< u
*ln legislature. And once Wi n
? ln starts. Canada, the <!<>/.? it
Mate* and the eighty large ?;?! ?
Involved may chime in.
Hut since his work started 'he
battle. lOdward T. Cahlll. no of
Washington, I). ban nev? o
much an received public men- mi,
he had spe nt all of his earnin. ?.*
i Chicago attorney, and almo- II
of his time for years to I- >g
i? bout the recent verdict oi i.e
I riited StAtea Supreme Court . it
Chicago was Illegally dryir "P
lb" Great l^ak"* to avoid tip
esslty of constructing in- rn
newage disposal plants.
Hver since 1908 efforts vo
been made to restrain < o
from turning huge quanliii of
water from the (Ireat l^nk' ? ' ?
the Desplaines River In ord to
dispose of her sewage. Cahil ?
of counsel representing the
ney general of Wisconsin in the
action started at that tlni< Ha
had made the study of nav 'de
waterways and the laws gov ng
them his life work.
The cr.se dragged for >'? In
the courts until finally. Ju t ha?
fore he retired from the 1 h.
Judge Lrndls decided that t! di
version of water above tl * *r
department allotment ws? illegal. 1
Thru in 1M21 III siipn iih rutin
held t !k- In iilnini'K a nnvi^Hltlo
river subject t < tin- ordin.Hc of
J 787. i.N'o tun evon thought of
the |tntl<)l't ?>f I h? ?? r.iKr- a! til*
tlin \ uxctpi .Mr. Cahlll who In
vestigated am! found that al
though I ho ruses had heen decld
od iigfiinst the Chlciij-o position,
AO JiiilKiui'lit h-id h? ' j, entered.
Although his funrln were ??*
hauM'd. his health completely
iirok. ii by oTflrwofk lit bin inve
ligations, which then showed to
his k;i1 inflict ion th.it Chlcar > v>"
gradually draining the Cr.-.
Laktx and emi -dug millions of ?t ?
In r 4 of lo. s annually to shipping,
?V.r. Cahlll went to after. <? :
ornl William J. Morgan ?>f Wm
con ? In.
Mr. Morgan heeA'n? inter- i
at once ah<l ftrir: 1 th?? t?r?
111 it > that ll IV Jll?t rOH'.ili- -1 <i
Supreme Conn decision t^Ming
Chicago to he dlv rtlng !:?'*
t?*r Illegally. < nnada. all >?( kn?
Mat cm l torn Winron.^lh to N? w
York along the Northern !?>?> "f
(ho I'nitcd Stiilr<H an I ? v rv Iwrgo
Great Lake < it/. Imt *'i.
joined in the fray.
An a direct result o? M *'.i
hlll's aHittf r'vlng at ? to the
cane. Chicago Ih t > In "in il to
C|?end M'hut If h eni: ? i niat<
will he two. hundr millions of
flollui* on modern di-;- ?<
al plant?, and niu <?ff thi
water tinw being ! . a.iv
frotn Lake Mich I it in idi <|uat?
tllles that th<- lev dropped
M' arl v i for t. to I ? ?m of
navigation In Lnk< ? i .
M ; Cahlll. it In m -1. brok
en man. his health ; I money
gone from th" ye. \ork he
devond to hi? r?" ' *>ad the
reward tha* cofti't- ? * faction
whrn the Suprci upheld
his contention* and "pted hla
faets. Now WU' ? ? to ho
??ked to giro otf?< ?-?! rocotnltltfh
to his work.
STATE'S I'Ol I.Tin
NOT t'i* TO M \KK
< Mritliaoc* '1V1I Will
laihovK ('mi \.i| < >iii|M*(4>
V% . ? ? ? Other S(at'-i
li? Jaii, Z ;' \ j* r. n? !? i
?' r .i f'rm of comiiiixsion
liieri-h.it.i - h..ii>ISimr N.irili Caru
' hi*1 !???*? It r y products v?>21?< why
?Iivy ..tnruil compete su? ? es -fully
v. ..!i products fr mii other Stat ?*s.
r ' 1 tone I vi>iir hull* tin
if y.'ii are intcreHioil In
n? Nitrtli 4*itroliti:i. \v'i<
are ini* ''-IihI in ilioin too. hut
till. I I i It'l'i ? ]|.?> VII III ' 1 \\||t ?|,i nil
? ik? o.,r advh ?? as In shipment*.
\\?- have ;? Jlair.iH ?*Ti i l*|?lri|c u* .Hid
\w.: l:?! il hard |?? tlir.m to
dri Hi * ;.>i;|ir?. j?rn?u :'!v. Mt??i
j?.ii:i?ry v>-< ?| fi -nt them i? fat
I 'M 1 i lly dr. S-..?|. \v,. J, IV ,.4JR.
1 1 ?].? tat t hry UK' Wiiti'r inn h?>i ami
?:??-? park b:i??r?? |toiill:y ?? is cold.
The> ii No park in paper lioxe* ami
when the. poultry ?riMihca u* it |h
badly ti.rn. V?V have .:Iko re
reived poultry packed in maga
?/.m s ami cither .colored or illny
r. Von might writ#* to them
'he ami ask th'-ni to
t.? inroiru all his kin ??
I'oll.i'vlMi t !??? Miicirt>y|Utt ia the
nbove letter: .MohI i*?mi It ry Is
pi- k.-il ifiMiliitH rciitove?| | at tlii?
i line of k il If k. |f coitMiiined
>hi.itly after being killed. Ii may
? i- er dr> or sr. ild pbked; loir
if l?fld for Rome time, as In utor
:?#??. il should he- i .ry phked.
The temporal utt> usually uHeil
hy hi'ald pu-ktr* ii about 1 1>0 do
ttree-. K. It! s.:;I?I1iij:, talc,. ||0|d of.
loth lead and feet, prom the body
l?en?-;iih th.- water, shoulder* Hist,
sn that only the Mteam rail pene
trate lo the skin. wlill?* the head
it lose ddetl retail, h |u a ?.,| eolor.
-iiini s the nrnti!eit birds are
?! *pp? I In i-.dd w.iter ?< a plump
pr<H-e?H. b? fitt?* .|iieklng.
A chicken I !>.? i |N |? |M? ,|rv,
pii I??-d should !??? properly de
bt ai. ? ? mi that the f#-iiUt r?t may
1? i'liirk' il v.lihtmt pulling the*
tktn 'I!' ? d(-b"al!ilji< vuddeulV
dV-Mirh'i ihe n-Tve renter, whirli
aiii?.M tlie nni-il-s * an ouudiuu
III - f'-ntlier f'dilelfH.
Poultry lii ? \ should he made
of oditrlexx. i .null. IIkIiI rolored.
l:?rht weight wood, similar to egg
mHterfwl. The boxen Mhoubl
be lliic.l with parchment paper be-,
for- parking. I >?? not u?e printiil
I iip?r out of musaiincR and dirty
ii'-w - paper.-s cir even clean new*
.. i .
ihe fir#t l?o\r h iihi d fur
'?iieklnK poult were nearly bh
larco n? tho bnrroln. holdlnic
iHouml 200 pounds. Tlo* flro
? I ill I.IU to lie generally adopt
eil wan Ihe d< ublc layer style,
- iiic-h was Inter nupersiMled bv tie-'
layer ntyle, holding twelve
b|r?l ? to l ho bo*..
Itoxcs lire made In n;ich a way
jih to nltow method* of parkins;
'..-lo rehy thi? rarrasKes are f<irred
? r.t.i Idork v. compart furniH. This
?k. tie in appear plump and
j . its th- hi jn better comlltion t<i
be hamtlod In the retail market
an I during prepnratl.in f ?r the
table.
A ll.it of box t-izeM. which repre
><-nt* very closely the Hi/.?*a unerl
1)V moot of tin packers Iwim been
: i:o|i up l?y the National Poultry,
Hut kt and Kjcr Assoc 1st Ion, t'lii
eiito. Ill, A b*' ii r lo thftn will n?-t
ynti full, detailed Information.
COSTA HICA HAS
I Kt T TltE t.EA?;i!K
(By Tl?' AtWtiilril Pr*M)
'?i-mn, Jnti. 22 -Cohta Hlra .
today r< ; igncd from the League of
Nal ii im.
''o'li Rica, the fl r*^f nation ! ?
rcsiKii from the I^niku* save no
iMison. but it w-iik .i"suna-'l
i he - - iKii.it Inn Was due In i rltl
i i-i; ioi failure td pay her imsi-nn
ni- voiced during the M'Malona
by ao bu.lget cotnmiitee at the
!. a^s.?mblv. f'oita Hira fixed
ury 1 j,h i be dale of her ren
Hou but it n?i.iiri : two yenrn
-ice and sh ? V. ill c.-intiniio a
i-i'-inber until 1027
Detective
I'lllor ? ? m Ii. 13. I. mm ill. i'
tn> Hi i -a I- .1 1 I ill# * nr|(|hUir ? turn*.
In Ki *itc bitrbUiM All
r l? r| ln.irv fol'"*'
thrill 'I'M* y IriHird' <1 n oln t l ?-?n
lift <1 I li?* Ni'Mi ln| m |m?Jh<
hi> Im?I Mi?- ni? iiiiinNn Mtop winlf
W*nl I'l f'lr .imxIMmM**. Ill* null "M
rial gfM*i j'Mlnnn i'1 won htm m i?
<)<;ati iriH'M inMlHl. I *? I5rr*l
man of lb* tMilk* limrd i? *?-?n H?-m
running it un him.
4
Even If Not Built At Once
Chowan Bridge Is Sure
Tlii* I- liiipi'osSiin ?i!" lien Dixon A!? Ni ill <?f News and
OU-rrvi*!* Shi IV. W im !ii |uH'U'(i it all \ nl Kdcnlon
Tnr*du\ mimI I Inn 4 ii*. Thursday
Wlntlnr ? !*?: bnildltiU of
lirt?l':>* iirnw tin* Chowm li'1"1
is bfiM.n llli* \ ? :i f or tl?" I" ''
position has w .11 |io\\.-ej'-l I 1 "'j
;i ml looks now Ilk'1 'iV.ll
ew tit 'in lily '?? Hie npiniut 1,1 - ,
Ilium McNeill. of Hi. NV* ? ???
Olixfi v?*r staff. v.lio w.i- ? ' ' 1 V?* i"
iv Thursdav as .Ho* .vi. *-? ' |
Join*. e.,*hl. r ? I '? I '' - 4 ''
izi'tis National Itiinl:.
Mr McNeill cam ? o. i 1 '? 1,1
lCdciiton, wlu iv hv i' t"" ? ? 'l( ""
ion's liiu rliM*ai> hi..!,- rail*
harhcctl'- fur tin* N? ws 1 511,1 " 1 V,
si-iv.i While here M' V'
w iUt taken i'i South Mill* !u
h|m**i lii?' Dbuial Swamp ? ?n
lit.. purchase '?i which by 'b ')
* r ii in* lit Is now l'ioki <1 n ;?? a*
.ill probability settled.^ H' l* Mf
iin' ufi?rii?"ii i"' 1 ^'w., jV'
which, opened la: I v.-.if r> '
Mal? . I:* alre:nl> l-I'M ? '? '?*
filling rn .
Mr. McN? ill i ? ? -I k i
Chuwan County IJridu- ,r. 1 , '
it iUMKHi'il under an IM'?o'.. II
Jaii nary 'J'? date *?i^' 1,1 Wt?!n.
day's N? ws and Oln'erv. r follow
"Ila<l ail members Ho "
? r;tl AKHi liilily pnr.lclpali .1 i? tin
Chowan lllv.f bi'Ulr'* r.?lly 51 "d
he. n partakers of III'' Chow. n
('utility barb-cue today 111-- Hrsl
span of tlf lirfclw that will lin?.
t lit -hi* iiortln antern ?l.nrt l'mi
luces" l? North Carolina would iv
in place by tomorrow ui::ht inul
tie- . utile sliiictuie rnar mi.. d
completion before- tie la.-t ? I ? ' ?*'
Alb'-inarb* ?b ad have got:.- ?? J* 111
1'IVI k'.i lo spaw 'I in A|u il N"l
<Ui ? of t il >- 1 **il Hrtno'Wlial ????' hH't.J
I who I. lilt"' (low II villi l!Vt
misgivings :n I loir mind* ; b oil
lit. brid i. I. ? ?b. % iv. ? n
dotibl btlt to ini iy l*a< k wiili lb. :u
tonight. and ? l.i.-i on* ib- .n
, in llii' conn*.* or tin* day I'lMi ioit
lid hii.'.siif lo sup.i'Mt of some
i project tliat will gusirantir tin
runBtruct l??n of I Im ? ini?li;?-. I'* ^
?r Ihoiii nr iqi.i'iJio n?"?nl way:'
and niriiun, bill all '?! Ill* ni ar?*
1 coniiultK'd lo tin- bliu.i .
fount Ich I'otnbliif I'.ucr -ii ??
' ? ''Chowan. I'? rquiiuans nnd Pn?
quotonk coiiibiniid tliolr < n li
and th?*fr i iithUKlBBm and cr.n*i*o
triit'd llirni in Kdfnt-'ij. T'M*y
? nt;i o-d a iniiHH iiI'-'-muk. Tht'y
H- rvod a liarbi'tMi'p. Tl?- y l.?olc (In*
xlhllnrs on n boat trip over Un
Mite of tlii* proposed biid^f. TJu*y
ov<*rwh?*lin<*d Hit in with ? vi'i>
sort of hoppitallty and only t.oca
hioiial ni'*ntlon of-'iln- n?Td of n
ilnidH'*. And thi'M' count it s br.v-?'
und<Tstnndiim in tlo- s? ri of hn
pitulity inh' lit' d from ctntnrifs
back.
"H 'rtif County, which will lun'f
on?* <*nd ??f tin* bri'l . ? . v.im v. r.v
dcHirotlH of nliciidiii:. i|i< f wtlvi
tii'H. hut it couid i! "t 1 '
down to tho ferry titcau,s?- of tlr?~
luuraHH to which tin* roads htivt
been r.'diici-d by flv days of rain
They sent t r.ianii of r< - 1 t. a
fjri'al sheaf ?f them. J..<l?: -I't'ink
Winston rorn *how n?.t a . letter
lhi;etiKh whb'h brouuht elo<|tn if I
i. ur. t that IiIk penton wan i
qtiin d elsewhi ri'. tlioiiuh Ills aplr
Il w.ik in the midst of the niiu^
liiei-tiim.
"The partial innndi'tlnn of
these "|#o?t I'rovltictK" k'-pl tin
crow.! d'/Wit to muii* 'liinK lil:e "J .
000. I'aHiiuotiink County mad<
the t l ip in i? hastily on.auiXf il
upeclal trai'i. Tlo y returto-d lo
i:ilzii belli City this aftornoon rnr
ryltiK Willi t !?"in ii piMt "f the l? i
islatlv ? ?l I- - i? 1 1- i> lir r-? fur tie
rally. Tie !-.:??? ef l h?* vltiitoifl . i
l> > i ii i; en 1 1 rt allied ? aerb of
dinners in town t- i . i . lit. wltii a
dance to rotino oil' tin* f ? j?t i v It i ? n.
All of tine Opinion
"Although tile principal Kp"icb
ea of the day 'were made by W< ?.
nne CoiutiiisKioiu r It. A. Don h
t/>n. UepreH^'iiJatlv'- Tern llowt
and II fpr? tental Ivi' i'l b- Murphy.
t?'W ef tin* visitors W< re iioi'.leet?-d
in tin- proceedings Kv? i > tna'i
was k|vi n an ? pporiunlty lo ma I 1
lome rtinarks ami they w? ro all
of one otilelou: nrneiy. thai Ho
State will In- derelict to It duty
If it in i:l cf : to build i ?>rld>.e
acforr'. th?' Cho- in Hlvt-r. M
Doih htoii. I Jowl. ; mill Mtn-j. ?.v
IV n- ? lupbatle about It iri prom
!. . ?! i i lind n way to Inip I ? ibl If
"Tln-se f u'inalitli < w< re held in
lh> local theiit'T with C S Valin
l-ieddlnL Tin vlslloi s wer. w- I
coirn'd to the city by Krank \\""d
and a brb-f responn. made by ' I
om I Ib'io ban C iunr in, f? ri e rl>
chalrniali of Hi" State fflutrv.
CoiMtii I" loll l;:n'k In the ?l "
w.i ii pt'ipS' writ- briny led '?*
di? in ' f ro-"i b.ilSdlti^- N '?
: ' p" . I'll Wil I'll* I V CuHiUtl 1
, \v A I'lil. who faol ' ?
pit a .u-* ? . i Hi- I .ildin
1, fid ?? w?v i in be .??
?| i|(. ? t ra froui the i ? ? ?
, ,ih. ? ! lien '? ? ??#h 1 ? i .t
-r tin ma** meetinR.
U in derrul iwilwito
"ljit? r the crov.d ad jour- I
tin* ariitory when- the hai m
?- ?* Hpr' id nndor the dir. ft ? 1
? o; inlttee of ladl fr '
t .v. o It wi\5i a ' nd? rlul '?
' Herwnrd i"1 i
t' i ll by Deputy i'i In r<? 1 - '
Mi.ks aboard I -
t r a 15-mlle trip up *'i ? 1 "(I
? :l i-d' ntoi) Bay and ' how i i i.iv
. i to th?> point win r the brid'-"
i.4 {Mopoaed to be built. It waa a j
SETTLE DOWN TO
TASK BEFORE T5M
1 l ilor- Having liiociv
? ?! !'?<? ( invrrnar'* Meg>
'??IS' \rr 'l'r\iii(j to Fall
fiil? l.iiir. ---|
! L !SI \ HMS LOSE
\\ I OS IN FLAMES
j'.Ji. .I.,n. '22. Damage
1 1 iti ? 1 . .1 ;? i 1? iwi-fit $225,000
M?<1 f ?jr?H.??uo . wiif done when
fi:v tii ?. r ?v> <i the Raleigh
r , Company building
:*inl ?l :t ii i .i k* <1 the Raleigh Cor*
iiiiil (Moling Company's'
: 'mil irilny.
on.- hundred anil thirty au
k erf stored by the
M.?i ,r :*t_-r\ Company on the
?' 1 1 1 ? I floor of the tranafer
l'?i ilJ 1 1.: . -tlhven horses and
? H automobile equipment
Wa : ?l< .1 royed.
v.?ny o> the automobiles be-:
I"'1 :? (I i ?? legislators. I.lcuten
an' l.om l'?t||iK lii? car.
It.iWiKli. 22- With tlMT 1
?|. finite i 1 1 CnVemoF Me- "
l.? an -1j? f r i' ilii' Legislature, 1
? ? v - .?*. '* ? 'i, ' "UHMer 1
: ill:' nrtfl
in... ii iii iwmiu)ultoifc/'|
' i !? ,. i- l.i 1 1- -i? lo nnf| hit* vlewav
l.i- ot?-nani Coventor l.un^. MMkftj
? i k ? i ill. in- conferred with1
: iii rrov? rnur I ii Hi night and to*' I
? i.i > |m i o speed up mlaO^
ut .isiin.- and get them out of
tlii wuy of l?iu hill*.
Tinlji > "rf Hc5Hinn la the last un
iii. I rid?> night, n joint reaolu
ii' h l. living bo?-n passed under ;
which tii. Vtwmbly will attend
1 1 ii ;i 1 1<? u ' i Memorial Hall 1
Mm i i.lvri.ny of North Caro
Hum torn; rrow.
IC- f 1 1 -n I ;; i i vt'H Howlo and
Mi ii.. ior Hoi Mi today Introduced
hills in both houses providing (or
I .to. wikmimi xldltldnal bond Issue'
I ?. ltlghWII)*M. ?j]
They \\ < 1 1 1 1 . 1 nl ho increase the
. ? i i i * ? ' \ )?? four cents a gallon.
K< ti< rsrniatlve Womhle Intro- *
dtn<d a loll creating a State Par- 1
?lull Hoard.
fOTTON M.UIKKT V
Now York. Ion. 22. -Spot cot-*
t i.i i |i>ho<I fjuh't; middling 23. $e,
n ?!< ill ur of l.'i points. Futures,
' i i?iK hid : Jan. 23.35, March
My 23.86. July 24.09, OCJ.
Now V< rk. Jan. 22.? At 12:20
p. m. t i-lay cotton futures stood
.it the following level-. Jan. 23.36,
Man It 23.61. Mn 2:5.96, July
L' 4 19, Oct. 23. A3.
Nhw Vcirk. J. in. 22 Cotton
itni. s ai 2 o'clock today atood !
i' I ' . January 23.41, March J
.. M.ty 2.:. '.1 4 . July 24.19, Oc
loli i- 2". f.'i.
N?w York. Jan. 22. ? Cott_
turei opened in lay at the fa
log lev-Is Jan 23.44,
2 T". May 21.03, July 24.25, Oct.
123.90. '
. ^
*
fairly roij.-li day but Captain 1;
White brought his iia^Rengera :
h:i? without so touch a:< a tremor '
' I tic ii liiiiiirda.
"Willi thrm went ''Congressman
A *' i t <' ilfiornla. who la
I .w i l,i thi n* |> ' rf? for a few daya . J
of hontinj! : i ii. in coming an 1
l leel hrcauae $?>
Mi- -ie !ii|H il<- was omong the
1 I "ii for speeches end
h<- inu?!.' ji tremendous hit when
it <h I'lii i ? " j that this part of the
? i. ii. u. iv i'd better railroad fa
<? liile*. rid that if he had a cer
tain in I rural spring here In Eden
ton r ut at l.oa Angeles 10,000
I'm p|f? would go from North Carti
lin i ?'innally to drink water out
of if 11' thinks the Stair needa
t-. ; dv? rtlse n bit. v.
\\ II l out
So far not a man has been dt#
' ? v < red who Ik opposed to the
brltl Kran't Page, who Was uif
:ihli to attend the meeting today,
it he fchid to boild it and thinks
it ouuUt to be built, if money can
? " found to pay for If without dl^
? iirtiln:t(lr.k ? i' ? l?i?t a.iy other sec
The main
< i long
i. 'I* const i o<i?-d of concrete will
, , r h'i- * ' "o 0Of> The necea-i
t>io bridge
wilt ruif thr coat
io;? 'u h.yond-lhK loMllon marg.V.
??< ? n no frffUdflH
' t in-- 1 ^t AS |I n-rfSSlty.
1 1* " M j>. i ; ?! direct cfinnectioh
l.? t ? i U.ilcigh and Norfolk r4"
? a Mi- dlstarce s pproxlniately
? ud brim in: this section
i t\. S' Kc within r? hotim of RH
l! I - 1 1 . wiicna* it now takes 1,11)
i to roach th? cipltal from
ii n ? "s In th's section. Wheth
r thi bridge H built or not.thla
v?ar It yet to be determined b^lt
these p ji|e have made them
;? lve? valuable a life today and It .
look* now Ilk - a definite eventu
ality. "?