cut lAKia LEAGUE
FOR BATTLE CR\
Throne of Cheering Democrat
Hoar Acceptance Speech—
March la Hot Sun
Fair Grounds, Dayton, Ohio, Aug
7.—Democratic presidential standard
with the league of nations and pro
grass Its peak escutcheons today wai
marched Into 4h* 1M0 campaign b>
Governor James M. Cox.
A throng of cheering Democrats
estimated variously at between no,
000 and 75,000, witnessed Gov*mo!
Cox's acceptance of party leadership
in tbr presidential contest, following
formal notification by Senator Rob
inson, of Arkansas, chairman at the
Ban Princisco convention, of its
choice.
To th* ceremonies at the Mont
gomery county fair ground* Govern
or Cox srith Franklin Roosevelt, his
ninningmat* at hi* aid* naarchnd for
a mile la a broiling ton at the head
of o parade of Democratic delega
tion* reviewed el th* grounds. Their
premnee eras an 11th hour thought
of tha governor, who had planned
merely to review the Democratic
hosts, which cem* in thousands from
Ohio and also other states. The pa
nda line alone, sprinkled with two
score of bands was estimated to coa
ts la >0,000 marchers.
Kaeps Throng Cheering
For two hoars the governor in hie
ifMrflH nf ifranfanr* Wont t ha van*
throng cheering, ti he gave, with em
phasis, his campaign policies. He
made the league his paramount de
claration. declaring he stood for Am
erican and world peace by Its adop
tion, with “interpretations” preserv
ing IU vital plan. Be declared the
league Was a part of the Democratic
offering of progress an against Re
pohllean reaction. His advocacy of
the league drew lengthy demonstra
tions from his audience aod ttate
manu of approval from party Isad
ora gathered hero for the Democratic
ceremonial
Two reservations he has suggested
to the league covenant were empha
sised by the governor regarding the
controverted article 10. Ha was cheer
ed loudly in comparing it to the Mon
roe doctrine, with iU peace record.
The Deanocratic legions also shouted
approval of the declarations for wo
man suffrage, law enforcement—hia
only Inferential reference to prohi
bition—reduction of taxation and
■cares of other uwues he proclaimed.
The candidate's address closed, as
evening fell, a day of Democratic Ju
bUlatloa. Rain early in the day which
threatened to mar lha event, gave
way to bright sunshine in the. after
noon. with sultry humidity, hut sfeort
ly before the governor coccluded, an
other light ram poured upon the
crowds, causing many to Uava and
L. somewhat marring the closing event.
Cm Used Het Vl(e-—d7
With pointed forefinger to vigor
sua arm thrusts, the governor got
mors applause as he emphasised his
iiidictmcnt of the Republican plat
form and leadership. The crowd also
voiced IU approval of hie'deelareuon
that the lorn of the league would
must men- armament expu**
The candidate's tribute *-0 l*r«l
dent Wilson and hie Jepraealion of
Republican "discourtesy given In
-towered voice, was given further rolls
i at applause. A prolonged demnnstra
lion followed hit assertion that Re
publican "sleuthing” had failed to
■Dearth dishonesty in thn edmlntauw
Uoa direction of «h« war. ™»
tesnnmd in, pounding his table with
'ducked 1st ..
More cheers approved the candi
date* pledge to aid ex-service men.
Several demonstrations marked hia
dee la ration* for consideration of wo
men, induing ratification of the
eooal suffrage amendment.
Repeated tnnmpa oi ait puneiuatea
tha Mvcreor'i critkiaia of Senator
Harding's »Und an “party govern
ment,* aad the audience rvidcnced it*
tympethy frequently
The governor delivered only one
sentence of hie statement on educa
tion, jumping to the rtbjeet of cam
paign contribution* and b* *»» «hmr-1
(4 la declaring the Democrat* would
net attempt campaign dollar competi
tion with the Republicans
Aa he eloeed hii addreaa, the gover
aor’i collar waa wfltod and h* »ppr»r"
•4 somewhat tired but he turned hap
pily to meet group* of coagratula
tjtrm .
The ceremony eloaed with the ben
•dktion, given by the Rev. Bartn P
Kevill*. of Holy Aagei'a Roma* Cath
olic church.
ItllK’t CREEK WOMAN
DIES AT RIPE OU) ACE.
Lilllngtoa, Auk 8.—On July 88th
Hi*. N. O Spence, wife of Mr. W. D
gpenee, departed thi* Ilf*. She wa*
born near Dak*. N. C., July 80, ISM.
8k* wa* the daughter of RUV. W. H.
Boyd, who lived Mgr this place. She
era* at tha time of her death 68 yagr*
and 8 day* eld. She mat * member of
Pkaaaat Plain* M. E. Church f*r 40
year* »od Superintendent of the 8am
doy aoheol ef that place for it year*.
She wa*L"??0**"* » miartmanr In
India. She had denied harmtf of her
bnakfwt far year* la order to save
and. to mod fun* arrom the ocean
to »preud the goapal to heathen land*.
She waa a falthfal soldier oflhe cram
0»e who served her heavenly Father
|i£*kM her knrtaad *e leaves five
children and quite a aumhet ef grand
children to Horn htt tSssp
22|Er" *4 8.
Croak. N. C.I Mrs i J* *.“jj
*•*, H. Cj Mr*. C. H. »|P. » U
lingtoa, N! C.I R C. Spew*.
H. C., and t. T. Rpenea, *»'«*■. «•
C. All her children ware pr***«t at
the funeral aurvieeu. Her «*"*'
war* tenderiy t*M to root la Ptaamat
Plates cemetery la the prewoe* of a
ko«( of friend* aad retetivm Th*
faaaral aarvkm were conducted by
bar faithful pastor. Raw. M. M. Me
Don.id, of LaitafttM, amktod by
Rev. J. A. Blalock, of Dana, aad
Eav. Mr. Mavrina.
I "RArT UOOCERJ' DRIVE
WILL START SHORTLY
'Taka tat Wa of Num s( Draft D*
MrlBt* by Array Rapidly Nw(>(
Csmplstiaa
1 Wadnngtoa, Aug. 9.—The work of
the Array in lifting the name* of non
whoae records fcow them an draft
deserters la rapidly nearing comple
tion. and in order to avoid having ih«
name of say man who served honor
ably on the llat of draft deserter*,
,the war department announces that
I any draft registrant, who U In doubt
I as to hit status, should write to ths
adjutant general of the army at
; Washington, D. C„ and find out now
- he ia classified. If any error exists in
the record of the registrant it la pro
bably dur to hit lack of interest in
keeping track of his obligations to
the government.
Each man who has been classified
as a draft dcaoiter has had hla name
posted in the ooasssanlty in which
he registered as being required to per
form certain duties and efforts were
made to notify the man at the address
given by him.
Although the fact that a draft rag
iitnact does not know his status Is
largely his own fault, yet ary man
. ^,no7 that he may be
elaasdfted as a deserter een, as stated
above, write to the adjutant-general
of the atruy at Washington, D. C-.
and rretive full information as to
how he is classified.
This notice Is given to the public
so that any of the 176,911 men whose
ninn ars* nnv IIrLmI wKn ab« akea
that Uasy did not wilfully «vade their
duty may have their name* removed
before the publication of the lint.
Any man who ia in doubt aa to hla
status should communicate with the
adjutant-general within the neat two
urccki so aa to afford anfBcicnt time
for his cam to be settled before the
public announcement of the names of
the di sorters.
Due to the treateadoas expense
that the government would he pat to
m apprehending such a large number
ef draft deserters, sad believing that
lbs public spirit of Stats and local of
ficials patriotic societies and other
agencies. Including ike Department
of Justice, will cause them to coop
•rule in march for offenders, the
War Department has decided to tern
porsrily suspend the payment of $80
for each drift deserter apprehended
and turned over to the military auth
orities.
HEAVY POLISH ATTACKS
FAIL TO STOP BEOS
London Aug., 10.—Russian bolshe
vik troops have broken into the town
of Soho low a boat forty miles
northeast of Warsaw, and have cap
tured several points aomth of Broot
LHovak, according ta an official state
ment issued in Moicqw yesterday and
rscslvkd hare by wintMa Jms
At Malkin, a rdfcisl
the Bag river, a boos few miles south
east of Ostrew, the ho I* svfil have
bests off fierce counter-attacks by
the Poles, the statement says. It adds
thst soviet troops on the northern
front are successfully advancing to
ward the Narsw river.
In the direction of Siedlee and Lu
kow the fighting continues with al
ternate rucccae tbs statement says
On the sontksrn front, bolshevik
forces debauched along the river Bag
oa August fi striking the Polish linos
from Ulodaya to Karytalki village,
sd vs firing to Die town of VladnDr
Volbymsk and developing their ad
vance south of that Uawn. In tho
Tam pool region In Galicia the bol
aheviki base driven back the Poles
to the tapper reaches of the Strips
rtver.
Along the Crimean front fighting
is proceeding favorably to the soviet
army the statement says
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
A C. Tew to Sarah Linton.
Allle Pope to Jennie Jackaon.
Haywood Gains to Mary Elisa
Williams.
William Be* tier to Lilia May
Barpfont.
M. M. Johnson to Della Meaner.
P. H. Denning to Mr* Kllie Wsa
ver.
J. D. Byrd to EDI# Stewart.
James C. Barefoot to Meta May
Stewart.
Tommie Home to Fannie M. MO
GUL
Earl M. Jamison to Sadie Ford
Pittman.
J. W. Money Ham to MUlie Rowe.
J. O. Elmore to Nrille Q. Hodges.
Hnbart Ivey to Bcrtba Lao.
Richard Jones to Loe FauHaar.
Duncan Melver to Boll MrConalek.
Thomas Wardeworth to Ada Jack
eon.
Pink Andtraoct to Georgia ' Mat
thews.
thews.
M. M. McLean to Josephine Mo
Gladdy McLean to Nannie McKay
Alexander McLaan to Isabella
Mamie.
R. L. Maynor to Alania Shaw.
TWO PERSONS KILLED IN
C * O. RAILROAD WRECK.
Five totaling and Several lajwrod.
Three Car* Sorted Under Wreak
age of Eight Other*.
Huntington, W. Va., Aug. t.—Two
parsons are known to have beea klH
od, live are misting and saveral re
port ad Injured la a railroad wrack
on the Lexington division of the C.
■ad O., near Ashland, Ky., lata today,
it it reported her*.
Three ear* af the train, which waa
“Frrlag a carnival from Olivo HU),
Ey., to LexIngton. were derailed and
T*T* hariod aader the wreckage af
eJCH «« Of tha train. The
•*araod*f *** WT®ek had not boon
In rural comma
z
homo newspaper. Are they all pro*,
partnc h. year Aoighhortwod)
STARTS SPEAKING
DRIVE THIS WED
C**. Cm To Make First w
TkurWayi Caamialt
d*M On * djbaie
Dayton, O.. Aug. 8.—Ten iuusc
diets engagements for Governor Or
to entry personally to the people tb
Democratic cause outlined yeeterds]
In his address accepting the Presides
tial nomination ware announced to
airid,
The governor will begin hie travel
lag campaign naat Thursday at Cam]
Perry, Ohio. Other da lei announce;
were: August 14, nt Wheeling, W
Vn., two addresses; August IT. Col
umbuii, 0,; August 19, South Bend
Ind.; August 21, Canton, 0.; Augus
28, Evansville, Ind.; August 27
Pittsburg, Pa.; August 28, New Tori
Uty, and September 2, Coiambus
Ohio.
. Other engagements probably will
be added and early in September tht
governor will proceed with his trli
to the West, including the PaetAt
coast, with Itineraries thereafter vtr
taally until election day.
The immediate spooking plans
were mads today by the governor is
conjunction with Qeorgr whits, «ha;»
man of the Democratic committaa
sad Senator Harrison, of Mlarlsaippk
managing the speakers' butuau.
To Push Margin* OS
"Tli* governor'i add rasa ytitenlij
and the demonstration will push Ben
»tor Harding from hie front porch
raid Senator Harrison In eanoonciaff
the present itinerary, “and mark my
prediction, before many week* have
paaeed they will have him (Mr. Har
ding.) speaking in former Republican
stronghold* to stem the tide of Demo
cracy.’
Governor Cos (pent moat of today
receiving congratulations on hie ad
dree* and its reception yesterday by
the thoaaande at the fair groands and
m conference with the Democratic
l^(UCV(>
That vigorous championing ef the
League of Nations would ecaHaue
prominent in the campaign wet indi
cated by the governor in a speech be
made late today far phonogiepb re
cord*. This etnphaxned the attack
made yesterday against Senator Har
ding, In which the governor mfA tha
Republican candidate favor* "staying
out of the league ” *
today “This i. the
■e act is concert with the free na
tions of tha world In setting on a
tribunal which will avoid wars in the
future? This q use Lion must be met
and answered honestly and not by,
*aa In It the hop* of paaea and world
peconstroction, or whether we propose
lo follow tha old palha trod by the
vations of Europe; paths which ai
■sayi led to field* of blood.’*
HARNETT PEOPLE WILL
GET FREE VACCINATION
The tine for tha opening data of
the Vacciaatlon Campaign against
Typhoid Fever I* bat a few days off.
As the time drawl near many ettiiena
probably find tbemaelvea in a sympa
thetic position with a certain colored
trooper from North Carolina before
*n early morning attack upon a
treacherouu German stronghold. Tim
conversation that took place between
:he solder and his lieutenant was a_
bout as follow*. “Dave, in a few
minutes v« an to go over the top
in attack that will he a fight to tha
finish. Do yon wish to make a will
before we charge?** “WUL nothin;
the only will dat 1’aa thlnkin* ‘boat is.
Will I git back?”
No doubt yon are asking yourself,
at you think of your duty in getting
vaccinated, will it prevent Typhoid
Fever? Will It hurt me or keep me
iwijr iron n*j worn nnq uwrc
probably arc a few pepote with aeeh
aa tinfortunata Imagination who real
ly wondering if they risk their lives
by being vaecinatrd. Ta tbsso and
to all, the State Board of Health of
fers the assurance that vaccination
will prevent Typhoid freer, that
there is no danger and that t wilt not
disable a man.
Daring tha Spanish-American War
Typhoid Fever killed more mIdlers in
the American Army than the Span
iard** guas and bullets, because none
were vaccinated. Typhoid Pwvr, on
tha other head, was practically un
known Id tho Allied* Armies af mil
lions of men naceaaarilj living under
ar> favors bit sanitary conditions
Thu shannon Of the Fever WSI due to
s Isigo extent to the fact that every
soldier was vaccinated immediately
on his entrance to the training
**dT our State in 1914 thero wore
*39 deaths fram Typhoid Favor. Last
year (1919) aa a result of State wide
sanitation and vaccination campaign!
the deaths wars rodeoed ta 417—a
redaction of *9 per cent. U sack
person in tha State will ho VACCH
NAT ED and if every family will use
a SANITARY PHIVY, Typhoid Fa
vsr can ho entirety stamped out. Can
you and year family afford to hi
without this protection T The psopti
of North Corollao have takoa throe
mllUorn doses of Typhoid Vaccina
Do you knew of any nannaamt harm
anyone has received? Serna conn
ties have had practically aa Typhoid
over since the people were vaccinated
WhSe tha vaccina may canto i
alight headache aad a ohflljr feeltai
for a few hours. It Is rarely seven
to keep eaa from hie regular work
With vaccina thru you run no risk
Without vaccination* you run tha rial
of a long rieknoao aad of loting yarn
Ufa
No olty in the nation is remove,
from starvation more than twi
weeks.—Ash ary F. Levnr.
Oleo the caver craps a rood >tar
before cold weather comes
ceaiMTiON
: Wm BRIGHTER
' Show*
Moro Oi^BiW Thi* Yitr
* TUflMr till
W**hino4^Kag~9~—A bright pie
> Ur* if c**J tstuaUon
r !• priatod WfTgaatogical (array ia
fiC»n* fay &Kk of Jaly SI.
, SEfOi ' V** '» peed action of
'■52>.OO0 tofk compand with th.
previoo* to th* ■ trike* of
i ■»'»• labora»|ffniln»ii and Indiana,
I U* end at Wm found -bltuminotu
prod action' dBtk* beginning of th.
, y»»r to hav^B*efcod 301.727,900
, ton. .n incj^Brf 44,500.000 ton*
; ovor th. aa^K gp to July 31 la*t
Anlb-aeM^^BLwtioB alao com
parea faroMf&rtb ISIS, haring
reached SOjufMQ ton* on July SI.
v =°«P»rad«|t47^07,000 ton. »t
the .no at 1*19.
Report. aorrey a. to car
nipply indic^Hg th* *nd of July
"no W^***^^P hnprOTten.al," *
ehangr fAr-^^Bigtar being noted In
di*U4*^^B# th* loam. In pro
duction duo ^KguAeiont traiuoor.
t-Ogn grew M\TnT. ta othrra^
during th*
w.chgpf July^EahlUhed wkat th.
surety b*Ii«J*k, a mw rword
for ‘MljianiiBn, Odowutor »i*ra
o adngU w^B Th* total tid«wa
L«r dumputp^Kuatod to 17,461
cam. a*. iaei^B*f 1.771 can or.r
th. p.eroaa A total *f 104,1*6
car* for Ui* of July war diri
d; d among K port* a* follow*:
N„*W X,0?V BBIf Philadelphia, 18,
120; BaUiia^^Bg'4.109; Hampton
fscs8’ 8hf7a^K^l2r,l0H’ S' to"
leg the welkjHSJ* iT'^htoh to
before the i I priority or
der Steam* aK^
THE L£GII|Aee AND
the TjBEaTIOM ntOBLEM
The I of North Carolina
i K# aaaaion am Week
lUjfiootnt hSb i. th*t of mu
"• believe fiat the majority of
-he people baM^m property oaght to
* «m~»d fall mail value If
k'UJt, W“ thSfcA veins, thL bZ£
w»U drop lower fidlowsr year alter
>-e*'r, and lower Jg aame asetiona time
■ !ffhara._undl torn-g«t bach to tha
>»» |Sfaaathlng ^ like fa*
* 9”
fear ttmc*a*tB£h S*ey oaght far
he support of fhp State.
How «tae to rtmedy this situation
sxcopt by mats supervision and eon—
tro'. »• eoafeaa we cannot ana.
Without mate supervision wholesale
competition la reducing-rm nnti
begins. One county aaya: “Our
neighbor county la not going to pay
Its fair sham « taxes so -let's radneo
our ssaemsats atiD lower la order
IP beat lt“—and so oa and so on.
Tha result U that ratoa oa honestly
axanmed property boeome ruinously
high. ralr aaarasmsnta and low
atoa” is tbs oorroct principle
When wa get to the point where
hs stale government and a state
<ym«m of schools and roads can bo
supported from income, Inherit^ i'
•nd corpomttea taxes, and laavs real,
state to ha taxed only for eouaty
»nd local purpaaaa (sad that day win1
come eventually). It wlU be easyi
nough to let, the counties assess
iroperty In thstr own amy Whether'
i is assessed :*ow or high win then
matter littla t» people to other conn-,
ties The situation we are now np,
igainst however, t, this: As thingsi
are today, tha wealthier counties;
_-a. V _Laat-_a _a . .a I
rortr counties, and real eatat* must
ba taxed for'this purpose Co are-1
luently, tha people to other counties
toe* a perfect, right to say: “I am|
glad to pay tgxae on my property ta |
*K»a your egpaty get goad schools
and good roap, but X Irat want to!
**» that yon* proparty and every,
body rise's prSparty to fairly sea eased. I
I don’t wanC to pay on a ldO par
while you perhaps pay
eant valuation—for
that 1 would ha tax
es heavily as you.”:
* lint that property I
-J boon assessed at
J tail for. That of
i and tha law should
- - provision for remedy
|ng any tafusUea. And provis
ion should —Ida for rvdaefng ae
< carmen La _j land v aloes drop to
aa to Such redactions. Bath
those i favor, together with
<1L for making tha farm
er’* — lata May 1 Instead of
January 1 •) provisions which
will per— — awnaar of mortgaged
head to pay Paly am such part aa b«
really owns, the creditor paying the
remaining parties.
kmt ***“*• These <*>
the policy nBaaaaaalag all properly ad
Ha fall valm—lOO par cant and (t)
prariatoa esfWUl require ovary conn
s' to »»••* jWf condition and three
hy prevent ft from so catting its oe
'«*a«vcnt M aa to eonapeT honest
•ft* hi sdMr aouattoa to pap half
«ha Uxm l*ho^d jZti, p.^
CLtMltM GIRL. AT TALK
Clinton, Aug. *.—Mias Georgia
Faison daughter, of Attorney H. E.
Falaoa having raoaaUy c cm pie tad a
coarse In library work at Columbia
University and toft Clinton • few
lays ago ta taha ep bar work In that
> front InstHatioa. Mias Fatsos hai
1 boon a teacher for sovaml yarns Is
b# high schools of the tuta She k
a most attractive young tody and hoi
I fHonds congratulate bar upoe seem
lag tha desirable peeltioa at Tala.
GOV. COX PRAISES
ROOSEVELT SPEECE
Doytoo. Ohio, Am. 10—latere*
Of Oerrmer Cm (a the oetiflcatioa
ceremonies of Us roanlim ..i.
frukliu D. Roosevelt ——- ifg*'
ad la « statement Maned teaixbt to
u» Omitmtmae P.'ytodratiel candidate
commaating oe Mr leenrdtb per
sonality mod acceptance address.
"Mr. Roomette speech Is (torse.
f"**1**, of (to asx* mid Governor
Cox. It Is a wholesome, sensible view
of conditions, fall of hope as to oar
foture and radiant of the heptanes*
of the Individ aoL The went sen coun
try will like this splendid type of
progressive statesman. Follow!** the
twe years of gloom mad carpiog, tan
tious critieimn from tho Roaabllma
leaders, it will he a gm.toTEfnmE
meat in the groat land Mr. lmeevUt
now enters far the y—ylr to moot
* r!pT~*Utiv* of Tv^enment whose
soul is nfrTmnd of the ebllme^r
of Joy." yense.^y
Coeernor Cox reeerved nemmeat
"“*1 hia fata re wttthn at least an
the sutesneat of lonator Hardings
hmdqeerters criticising- hitamepT
rk» governor's Mend.
vM that tew not expected that We
TSis
The first speech of hia traveliog
rout* ant Tnnnday mi Um
OUo. rifle eontoot wffinet
•leal Importantly with major mot
palgn Issues tbs Governer stated to
"lisbt. He plans to Si sense principally
be pe ls ef the notleaal gnord la the
ear. Tho Governor hoe shsogsd hia
plans for reaching Camp Perry. He
plane ta leave hers on Weds today
Tor Columbus sad motor from there
e ly Thursday morning to the comp
sboat Itt miles
Women* i*UmU od tha-T-'l~
•eeeived mere attention today from
Governor Cox. He conferred with
Mr*. Abbey Scott Baker, of the Me
Uonal Woman’* Party, mgnrding tha
Tennaaaaa Mdatnw fight over tha
waaaa aaffrage amindmml
TSr Oenrner aba rare trad tonWkt
n delegation ad woman mho an ay
peeing ratification ta Tmimat
They protested their --p-i*t in
detail, draaaing th*t of •teta'a righto
Tha delegation repronaattog tha Nt
t'onal Aenorlatiaa Oppanad to Warn
an Jeffreya and Tamtaaaaa Smta Op
P. Ban, of thi
committee of the
with tha Governor Mr. BaTmtl^kw
thooear.d Democratic wnmin maak
an woald ha pieced ad mock and ay
peala mada aapacialty to meiaaa w«
cra on tha laagac of nationa lma aad
Governor Cox’* mooed in Ohio Wgio
lation of benefit to woa*on and t&
dron.
TERRIFIC HAIL STORM VOtU
. GRRAT HAVOC.
Lad Sanday afternoon tooot fanr
•’clock the aky to tha tenth of LB.
lington nnamed a dell load color
that Mamed to ha only a harbinger
ad mdraehtng t*H~rr Tha dead
ioakad nothing ad tha feraciaa*, nei
ther mat k tamaatad that ’iibhid k*
•ombre ha. w*. bidden any doeomd
of d attraction. Rat M awtftty da
velopad into oaa od tho meat torUBc
downooam of hail aad rain that in
ever boon u
The mtad i- »
coarea Util H I
coming sown
Tha hail waa largo aad at tha “dam
dam” variety. Seldlerv af tha UU
war known af tha “dma-dam" bnllct.
Thia hall waa af that Jagged tnpoar
It waa by raaaaa af this
fact that it worked tha great has oc
aad mads desolation la tta path mare
complete.
G. W. Howard, whs tares Jast out
side af tha tawa Inadta, has between
U aad 40 acres af aa the tot sees
aa was rear grown la thia vicinity.
The storm a entered aver Ms Said and
when tha hail streak, any* Mr. Rew
ard. "I aaald aae the Mg tehaeoo
Maoea go dawn as if they wore being
palled from beneath. ” The whale
at tha groat held was stripped earn
pletaly net a blade at tahacoa being
left, nor a piece area as Mg as a
lean's hand. A man asm slate dc
etruetiaa canM aad have aeon Im
agined. Tha A aid ad be plowed len
der, anld Mr. Howard.
Mr. Howard’* sweet potato patch
was mewed dawn aa if by a eytha,
net n leaf remaining. HI* earn waa
tern te ahrcdl Hie nhhnrf mu
shorn of tta Trait, aad tha waiter
melons and eaaUlonpee were ales
“strafed.” Nine turkeys were heated
te dsath before they aaald gala Shel
ter, several
lories fr
Sven i
id crag. 'Ttetva a< i«
setco af cm met am aam* nM
I L D. Harwell lest Av* sereest
eettea and Ova acta* ef ear*. Hb
!tobacco waa awt af the d**<
'”?5tan Morgan, A ©. ►**».
ker Broe. oil In lha aama arte, agd
T. r. Smith Kaofc WiTkorn uJ
era across lha Capa Fear HMr M
farad grant lam la sera, eteMB tm
FIVE KUONI Mtm
IN AN A DTP ACCIDENT
°®=’SrS*
Oitot, M4. Aif. E Bn m>
•mm MM MM Hill iflMMH who*
m aetoiaoblto lm wfclah *qr«m rid
■E mm atrpek hr m latorurb** ear
“ ' aear here. The occu
frato W the ear. hB member! of owe
5*5*. mm halted 14* toot ead
tntt^aaa aniElhii wen killed la
The deed were Jlr. ead Mr*. Ed
*"« *T*» a* Arthur, “
I?/* **»mI aeer P*
W» **»- The motormac of U>*
toUnrtj. M.Ud that h. aoundcd rr
”*•" WPW'-i'icr
u ‘'^•tanr. but apparently Arthur,
who waa drrrinfc failed to hear them!
RETURNS HOME TO FIND
HU CROPS ALMOST RUINED
d«2^Si A“* *-rMr H- 8 Bed
“{*• • Imrt fhim a fi-w
milrn above btatoa. waa aatouadud
ST «*•*"» *»•■» Wrifbtavilic
*•••• A«|wt Id to learn Set hit
grmt crap of tebaeee had been dm
^>r*d b, hall the day bcW
^.Mreawd no evidence ot a atom.
Mf home aer about the raal
d*»ee and lt waa *nly wbea a tenaat
eamc to **h him what Ueald he done
•heat the teheoee that he leaned
that a destructive hell atorm on Sna
toy, Aapnat lat. limited to only a
Nit ef the Beddard farm aad the
Leaaio Tew farm, had ptacticallp de
Mtnyad hia ha* crop of M aerea of
arigs^sfieTitfaj
[btom«r hM beadea from the atalka.
ABaMmt baa been made to pick ap
gfl«. siirJsu:
bla leaa at tea or twalv* Uodaand dol
ta wlm to him U>*.
**»• Baddard la om of the amber
of Gimm eecaty tamer* that have
dioeavarod the atanta *f ham,
eaaaty land* within Uu bat three
ymia Ba has bought aaa of the old
“-*■»dan!Irt?*"* nahSw**/
-be noat attractive country hanaa b
tha CMaty.
Of MONO* or MM PIPKIN.
(Plan HittlaAan (IDaa) Nana of
daljr nth)
A nan enioyabb affair af Wad
waa tha laschaoa g>*a by
Bn T. I. Waltar 1> haaor of hn
anther, Mm C. «. Pfehtn. of Lining
tea. N. C Oaaaao war* bid tor Mm
{fergri.L.vr^
la the diming room and Viv
tog raan, addbd to the bcightaen of
•Ur ~'***-',
Anar torlag Cl* during room to*
gaaat* war* entertained with naZ’
tog* a»d aabrtiaaa on the plane hy
LocOe Walker, tainted littb daugh
ter of tin hnaitaa Mr*. A. L. Joan
aba gar* aaverml piano ittaben.'
With tha ploaaaat aatorlatidn together
tha aoeaaLn arfll long be reman bev
ad bp friend* af Mm Pipkin, who r*..
gret to aaa bar leave.
P» Friday to* will leave tor Roa
ffBe, Va.. to vialt another daughter,
auto accidents
every day, atorfmi net
■""! « ••« or two nttto hark
kot ef entire femlHea heUr^JrflLi
They are doe. to tonlma dj3!jn» Tflt
Mt to to slip mockoafen even Lime
And they ore (Oku to contJnio to
rteek go with their frequency uottf
the driver* of theeo ear* rtsalike the
fact that they can not po soornin*
down the hipkway* at it aofovero
Ohio rate of meed. Of coarac H is
to ho expected that with as May
[aMoMfciict at aboaad in the coon-'
try WO moot have miihopa of this
character tat the Mr* Important
potot to ..ill ir is that no plotter
"* ai*j eon on to urn, fotPUtici
w«M ho minimlood if the driven of
than would axerclaa diearttfen sad
prilwiaa at the .wheel. Tha whole
•aaatry la MIUW to rorhlam with
*ba •abwHaa Tha Mr* on* ho
mm* accustomed to dHvinp than
th* aptar that on* h point to ho ex
mihnty eonddant of Ido mper-toWty
at too whial and than, “4a such on
hoar n yo^totoh ^oot^* ths toovMahle
. ■-. ■■ an.p f
CAPTURE WC iml IN
. GROVE TOWNSHIP
, UOJtaten New* •
Deputies Motto*** Gun-in, Rich
•* “*■*•**- *l*ty fal
len beoaa battle to Creve. tcwcukip
Tsaeday alpkt. Tha oaUlt w*a not
s^TSur auvts a
»■irigseg'.rgs jej
Wo apcnaofo won feund U eilto
2S558L? £*,£**} **• n wm
SSSSSSfLXuf*4**0"
Tta Marat looted only a few mir
■to* and covered a romperetivot]
gy "y Otomldorinp itetwrita
«seh hall f*U lt> town, tat «
"Ml! to tin* and did no damac*
•• far aa can ha i f aad. there wm
•• iMannao mvtouf of Uk
JW* destroyed.—Barnett Coaat]
Bows • v .
; *. *t %t* •
■ * * * * # • • •
NOTIFY ROOSEVELT
OF HIS NOMINATION
By* Put, M. Y„ Aac. t.—Uatar,
■ crowd at acrcraJ "
.who Mood for Mirly two Worn aa
dor o iwokerlng Augruttaa, Brook,
bo O. BoomtoU gore on addraaa for*
■oJty accepting the Doboc.wUo dob.
I nation foi rico^rctidont koto todar
He anted ratification of tbo *•£
tnwty "which to nuke It o tool Uooty
for a real pence nut inrtodo a loagao
of nation* **
“fV- loagoo of anUona," ho aaaart
•l. "tot peoctaeol notation at o prao
ttail dtuUoo. It ia an ntrt oorfate
than oar original eonatitotioo. which -
hoa boon nwondod If tteoa and »■
•te^ort boa*, bo omoodad tbo 1Mb.
»«rfo^It fa act aofi a ad anal. « b
“Thxoogh It wo Mar aitb tenb
erory altar daly ooortkotod gtoom
into tbo ala of pooaa. That ah
aa object ahoald ho ooatzaxy to Aa ’
J*U«y to-dSl ' hot if
there bo any citioea art haaoM
** *■ rSS
ito plain intent an aa to t wtoh
oar eoUMbbod to m of goraraoaL
it wffl ta Utopia to decEno tohS
»r.d ta other nation* that the cotwti
totioa of the United State* ta la *r
•nr way aapraac.
METHOD l*T »AI*»
CHURCH
At a meeting af tha
charge it was announced
that tha congregation '
diet church and Maj
saceaaafal la
church debt of tha
Church, heath..
Tha yraaent
red autearillc •
tad light gray
t»17, and la a
(haaign. Tha
hat coat ; '
Mah.^am
! congratulated
ef aach UMUT _ _ ,*h
;tntJrt church debt at thla anett dha
The foadi raiacd aad
thla thee did net lad
Mg af all aatMaading
the church Itaalf. hat
aenaga alee, and n a
Vo in Mall each yctitMhe *a I
day hcbeyl dayeitjeerta*m
, ad. aad aach wart at ha
beautify tha rtarrt aad
'yah2tai*ta"S3Ef ehargt'oV the’mart
;aod at# that Mm GwKlaf teartca ata
tttaaded to at ana#. Chan Jchaaaa,
fmiisffirat
*- M. Hall hat Mrttad Mrtag
Pirlinton to d«4ittto tko Miw
r*^?::!z:£sS3
V (Wf j* he beta aa that data—
Bcaatn Newt