GOV. luORRISON
FIRST TO ENROLL
T«AhmiMG*w
Roll Call
Gewroer c«wm Mania mi nod
his catthur. float Ha ven the flrwt
two pr apW In North Carolina te an
swer tha aanoal roll call of tha
Americas Rad Cross. ChMbt to Mer
er their number-ship for the port
l«!t-3l were reeeiwml by the Bad.
«%h chapter four day* before the
vrmbtus/.tp camps!** opened Rem.
•lay, Xewwmewr II.
“Re P-ed Cross ought te b* wear
lahvd ami sustained sad kept strong
to asset d-ra-ucr and taiargwacy whan
It come-/' Governor Morrison stated
la a Uttar accompanying bis check.
"It it tha greatest orgaalaatlem la all
the soi'd'i history for the idti of
that* plange.l Into saj-lei. il Raster
aad suffering. I hope North Caro
lina mi" be maeroas lit contributing
te Its op port."
Mil’ll* mero'ovrj J the goal set for
tow annual membership campaign in
this S**te. v l.'eh wriR ba bald begin
ning A.ciUtkc Day. Nowotaber 11,
shroar-h Tkokagivlng. The 1*6 Red
Crow chapters H North Carolata will
coeds.; fees, aaaipalgn* In as many
comer m'.'c- t'.-roaghout the Stats be
tween c.tt^e writes.
“We am expecting the biggart re
sponse to thir year’s roll call that the
organisation ha* bad cince the tur
bokai day* of the war," Joseph Lo
gan, Manager of tho Southern Di
vider.. dot*! today. "And this will
mean an '.net-ease ia the orgaaiaa
i :oa‘s ability te tervw thorn who suf
fer."
_ •M-'rc r&Ieeu tirouffh aeaberwhip*
1* u*ev for cairylng on local aethri
ties la eoacsmn'. ties, each as psbllc
heal .h uunlag. assisting ex-sobUera. I
conducting classes ia flrwt aid Rad
life saving, home hygiene and can
of the sWIc. aad nutrition. Fifty costa
of every membership received ia seat
to KaC-eaat Headquarter* to carry
oa Rcni rltie* which it would be lns
pcectkable for the local chapter to
uaaerlake. Toe** iscladc dimeter
relief work ia eommaaittea stricken
* by cte.itruetiTe floods, fins, torna
dos s, and storms; and furnishing sap
ervleory aid te chapter*.
Cirri— Dead Mother
Home With Hie Bride
Clinton, Kor. 10.—Bringing kb
mother’s corps* Home with him aa
h« *6 turned with Ms bride from their
wedding woe the fate ef John ht
tse, Jr., Mcerihi to a story la the
Has Lena McLasab, daughter af J.
D. Mdaisi. af Infold. He waa ac
cosapaoicd by his mother and his
brother. Henry. Mrs. Batten be
came JO when they srvre about New
ton Crore. They drove to J. Har
mon Britt’s heme and stopped. Mrs.
Batton was then desperately VU. Dr.
H. B. Wilson, ef Newton Grove, was
called. Hr. Batten continued hie
Jeamey nod the marriage came off
arcor.Hng to program. II* and his
bride then returned to Mr. Britt’s
ami spent the night, as the mother
wa* nil! desperately ill. She died the
next mornfcut at • o'clock. A hoarse
was summoned from 1* Grange and
Cm body was taken hack home, the
bride and bridegroom Conning a part
of the cortege.
Good pa states are essential to tfco
Mart i of dai.y animals, mg Stale
C«U*£* livtriccic workers.
CREW OF PILOT
PLACED IN JAIL
Car*. <f Liquor On MtU
SdMMThlMMh.
lot Dnatrnj.d
Jfaw Bern, Not. 10.—Capt A. a
Skebon, of tho Brlttah auxiliary
•chooser Pilot, which wont xabort
Toesday mernin* la Boguo laid, aad
Bvo weathers of tho crew of six, hare
bcoa arrootod by Podarml officers
charged with pnwsooioo aad trams -
penation of whMtoy, It eras ancoone
od Friday by C- C. Townsend, of
Washington, sop orris ac of ptoMbi
tion sgoats, on hla arrival bore trow
Swawbore near whore tho rowel
slraaded. Tho ship's cargo of liquor,
▼aimed at IW.OO*. was destroyed, Mr.
Skelton oatd.
Captain Shaitan and the fire nem
brt* of his crew ameted were turned
over to Sheriff Wade of Carteret
enunty, token to Nonhead City and
placed in Jail, the prohibition officers
wdd.
District Attorney Irria 3. Tucker,
of Whi tortile, srrrrred here tonight
end went into conference with Mr.
Tow re ml and Mr. Sharpe. Mr.
Towoend announced that the throe
probably would go to Nonhead City
tomorrow to arrange details in re
gard to bolding Captain Skelton and
hb meir.
1410 ltlot treat ashore Tuesday
morning in Bognc Inlet, ton miles
north of Swanshoro coast guard sta
tion, as a result, the caplin said,
of a faulty oompaas. One member
of the crew escaped, bat the rest
were taken into custody by coast
goanl oUriels. /The whiskey was
transferred to tho beach, where it
remained until destroyed.
The PUot, tho captain claimed, was
DR /fcLENM L.
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Do yA eadache?
* Are y! t
Eyes; born?
Is your bad?
Do letted i together when
>u Wt WWK
cases. Look the biy eye oyer
the street op; Fleishman’s
stores. My ol is at the head
of the steps.
DR PAUL A. STEWART
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COTTO^,
Cotton to /dvaneing^ro
new high le/els. It to too
valuable to mold at home
uninspired afcalnat fire and
damages Censign your cot
ton to ns./We will make
liberal advances against
your shinnents and hold
or sell, amdesired.
SAVANBAH cotton
FACTORAGE CO.
Savaaaah, Gju
Information Blanks
Are Now Available
**Wg4. Nor. 14.—Forma 1090
and 1006 for filing returns of in
formation at* available bow at the
Office of the U. 8. Collector of In
ternal Revenue at Raleigh, N. C.
The early rvloua* will bo of aid to
firm*, corporation* ami badnesses
employing largo force*, which an
naafiy are required to report to the
Cemmipjieocr of Internal Revenue
at Washington City payment* of
91,000 or more made during the pre
ceding calendar year.
A separate return of information
for each employee whose salary far
I0t9 area 91,000 or more la required
on Form 1000, Form 1600, on which
must be shown the number of separ
ate returns serves aa a letter of trans
mittal.
Banks and similar organisations
are required to report interest paid
or credited to ■ depositor if the to
tal tlurinr the year equalled or ex
ceeded 91.000- Information returns
are carefully checked with individ
ual returns. If a taxpayer’s Uidhrid
uni return payment reported on an
information return it omitted, action
by the Bureau of Internal Revenue
follows.
C-opics of the forms will bo avail
able at the U. S. Collector’s offtae
for those who Gled similar returns
for 18Z2. The filing period la from
January 1st to March 15th, 1994.
suiting from Nassau to St. Pierre,
Nova Scotia. Captain Skelton claim
ed to be a British subject.
The -errant duly replied: "Dear
Madam—You ask me to kt you
know if I found anything when
'w eeping the dinning room Moor
this morning. 1 bug to rejiort that
1 found 30 matches, three cork- and
a pack of cards.”
Mrs- Johnson returned l>y live
next train—.Pittsburg!: Chronirlc
_TJic_great cooper an vu tiiarkelit)-.'
movement is just now getting well
or.iWr way in the South. As \v->
have so often said, cooperative
marketing is "ihe inevitable system
of selling farm crops.” It it the
inevitable system because it is thej
common sense system. It means
"government of the lieoplc" in sell
ing the pnxhicls of rlieir labor jnsi
as a republic or •lemocnicy mean -.
y>venmientj>f^l>ej>cople in pohtical
matters.—The Progressive Fanner. “fie wag until the newspaper*
- - ripped him up the back."—Kansas
‘‘Senator Satugg is ternbly hide City Star,
hound, isn't her" ’ - ——
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CAROLINA
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The latest purchase of Government sur- !
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Office Flat Top Desks, Office Chairs, Auto
mobile Covers, Blankets and Shoes and
Sheep Lined Saddles with Wooden
Stirrups,
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At my Army Stores,
N. C„ Raleigh, I 1 3
gier, N. C. These g__
very reasonable priced
it will pay you to £ome ana <
self. Purchase while thev las
MPKTELYINSTAUED
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carloads leave these factories doily, carrying Delco Light Plants
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stalling these plants in alKpdrta of the country. Such quantity pro
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