_THE DUNN
VOI IlME X '
, 1 PUWN. WORTH CAROLINA. 4 HpAY, NOV. U, 1023.
MISTRIAL IN THE
LDCKHOt? HEARING
Miatrirl Oi dared By Jud(*
Doniela After Much Of
Evidor.ce Was In
A mislriii! it tlir cas.- uf the A. C
I . Huilv.-iy Cmnp«n.v vs. tin- town of
l'ur.n. in.which ihv uwm-iahip of
I.ueknow square waa involved, was
cnlcrori Tuesday aft l-hwo i by Jo-lg,
Krank A. Ilnflics, pit-«.kfbtg at a
two-week.;* t. in „f Hamelt county
superior c-uar. {or the trial of civil
•***•• n; Lill.'jigton.
The ruquetl for a mistrial from
the attorueya icj.iv.i-nting the rail
mail wuj g.snicd by Judge Daniels
when they signed that testimony
admitted from wilnctte* of the town
earnc it k complete turprhtc to thum.
Thu teilim-nv upon which the con
tention was bused was that offered
by acveral wftnra*va to the effect
(hat the f li.oOO paid by the Atlantic
Coast Line for Lucki.ow square was
wholly inadequate and taut at the
titno the |2.a0l) was paid d.e piop
erty wns worth from ‘.go.ooti to *10,
too.
After ordering a mistrial Judge
flaniels art the rear for hearing or.
Holiday of tin- ic-cei-d week of the
February term. Trial of the ease was
begun Mcnduy u-..i practically two
days h.-sl be-'i- rom-urii'.l whe-t iN
mistrial wat or.hrci- Tuesday r f ty
noon. In tlm trjit the railroad asks
for a perpetual injunction' which
would prohibit Ibe town from ir.lv r
fcHng wilh the railroad company
in U-ing the Lucknow square lor
any purpeer It kc-j fit. The town.
co.U*-nds that the property was deed
ed for the use of th« public.
Tills t-uittei has boon .n tiro conns
for sevcial years an-l anrvrcnt'y the
rn.l is not yet id eight. Couit closed
for ihc term Wednesday afternoon.
Opens Up-Town Office
In M- Wide Building
m*n*r*r "* ^
Con^S^^TT^Tpenedan
op-town office on the rceond floor of
the Marvin Ware Company budding,
Weal Broad street. Mr. MtU'i eon,
Edward Meta, who recently arrived
hero front Now York city ie assist
ant to hi* fathr in the sales office.
The plant which lh*e well-known
fertiliser manufacturing cy.icern pur
chased from Ute defunct Seminole
Company ie being remodeled thiough
out and new machinery is being in
stalled. Fertiliser materials are al
ready arriving and the rounufacturo
of fertilisers will begin It* lime to
take care of all spring orders. The
company which purchased this plant
has no connection whatever with the
defunct Scmincle Company and pur
chased tiie plant through a receiver.
The Merchants Fertiliser and l*ho»
phatc Company operate* a number of
nuinufaeturing plants in the two Car
olina*, having throe plants In this
State. Mr. Met*, manager of the lo
cal plant, tiaa had several yoors cs
pcrior.ee in the fertiliser business,
having he#n connected with some of
the largest fertiliser manufueThrlng
companies in thu DtilUd Stab’s.
J. S. Stewart of Tlunn will be aup
erintendent of the plant.
Well-Known Angier
Woman Dies, Age 79
Anglo;-, Nov. 22. -Mrs. H. E. Col
lino, widow of thr l»R= 8- ° CoUln*
of Angler, tdod on the 12th Instant,
at » a. in Angiur, being nearly
79 yeara old.
Her husband piecedod her to the
grave by aeventeen year*.
Ten of the eleven children bom to
them euivive. They are; C. F. Col
lins, Cl'ntun; J. D. ColHi*. HoUy
Springs; D. B. CoHtaa. Clinton; W. U.
Collin*, Raleigh; D. F. Collin*. An
F. (* Collina, Angior; Mr*. L.
O. WIlHams, Angier, Mr*. K. A. Og
bnm, Willow Springe; Mra. D. L.
Tempi*. Dofinj Mrs. A. F. WilllMH,
Afcfior.
Sutviving also are fifty-flv* gvan.1
rhHdren and seventeen great grand
cMIdrvn. Mra Collin. «nu devout and
xfaioua in her rclirfocu Ufa. Funcn,
errriee. wvr* conducted in the Print
1 !*ive Baptist L-burch of Angier, ol
which ihvnonr.nauon she wa* a •**>
• her for forty-Ave yeara - The aervic
wa. conducted by Eldor C. B. Hal
of Eflln. Interment waa in the fain
ny burying groond. near Angior. Ho
MX tone wore the active pallbanren
Many beautiful floral offering
ware placed upon the grave.
Bha waa tha laat to poao over th
liver of the children bom to he
parents, Dr. and Mr*. William Wl
Hams ef this community.
Raleigh—I.ottot caused by IsgVr
iting molting in fire from April 1
September in North Carol*
amounted to $10B,A50.
A STRANGE BIT OF
HISTORY RELATED
Mr. Giba«t> Racall* Story Of
How Preacbwr’a Mother
Como To Life
By J. T. GIBSON, Sr.
BcnnettavilU, S. C., Nov. IB._
During the part summer, while on a
month'* vacation, I vial tod Scotland
county, V. C.. and met many of the
good sturdy Scotch people In that
county. I spent three or four day*
over in that Scotch section, ea I have
quite u number of relatives residing
,m l-uurinburg, the county *lt«, also
many who live in the county. During
my visit over there I visited th* Stew
urlsville old cvmatery, ftvo miles
'■oitheust of Lanrinburg. This ceme
tery is th* center of a large Scotch
rcttlement, it contains Bvc acre* rn- ,
rioted with (tone port and iron rail
ing. The first body buried ut this
old cemetery waa in 1784, h* was a
revolutionary soldier, who died on •*
morrh ,in that community, and was
luid to rest by those Scotch patriot*.
Sinrv then hundrcU of Macs have
boon buried in that sacred and hal
lowed habitation of the dead.
Jim. Chialom, who m bom In the
Ido of Skye, Scotland, came to An
trim in 1803, hie body sleep* in this
remetery. Hugh MeLaurln came to
North Carolina in 1700 from Appin,
Arylt Srotiand; he also ia buried in
this cemetery. Now, I am going to
write aomethlng romantic, but the
truthfulness of the statement ia
vouched for by many reliable person*
In Scotland county. Rev. Colin Lind
say waa born it. Scotland; he became
a Presbyterian minister, and came to
America more than a century ago
Hr served old Smyrna and Red Fluff
Presbyterian churches, the latter in
Marlboro county, S. C. Rev. Colin
L.nd*ay ia buried In old Stewartavill*
Cemetery. Mr. Maaey John, a prom
inent attorney and Christian gentle*
had often hoard Rev. Mr. Linday
preach, and had heard him relate
from the pulpit, the strange incident
about to be re luted. Recently I had a
conversation with Mr. Lindsay'*
grandson, who vouched for the truth
fulness of the italemeht, aa he had
often heard hit mother apeak of it.
Before Colin Lindsay wan bom in
Scotland, hW mother died, or waa
btippoeed to be dead, she was buried
with much Jewelry on her finger* and
person.
Vlilted by Crave »obb*r«
The night after her burial two
gitve robbers viriteJ the cemetery,
disinterred hor body, her fingers were
swollen, they attempted to amputate
| Iwr finger, in order to remove the
I valuable rings. This caused a reaction,
I the blood began to circulate. Mm.
Lindsay awoke, recognised the two
robbnm, spoke to them (they faint
ed) ; they knew that It was a eaptlal
offense, in Scotland, to rob a grave.
Mrs. Lindsay told them that she knew
them both but if they would aeeoro-j
pany her to hat homo that she would
nevgr divulge their name*. Only one
went home with her, the other wa.
unable to walk. Bhc went to her
i __the astonished and
frightened family, and fer many ,
yun lived happily with her huaband. ,
gho never told the name* of the grave i
robber*. <
Colin T.lndaay wu born after thli ,
incident, waa, educated Id Scotland
and c»mc to America where be
pr«ucintd for many year*. Thi* 1*
i * tro* atory. I believe every word of
I it, an I hod beard oomething about it
j several year* ago, but until recently
I obtained tact. and data which arc
indieputaMe, ami cannot be eowtra
dicted. Thi* it a ploec of hlatory
which ahould he pmooTVed and per
petrated, therefore I am Modlng it
lor publication.
Went To SVeep And ,
Got Plenty Of Mark*
Munich, Nov. 1»-gagging and
beggar* bar* become *o common now
that the public generally carvl** email
bill* to moot the pirn* *f »ort»
of mendlcaate, who atand on atraot
1 corner* vrtth extendod hat* and hand*.
1 A LwtpMg workman, who mt <*ewn
’ on a park botch on hi* way home
' from work fell aalcop. Hi* hat did
off hi* head and landed, orown down,
• In front >»f him. When he *woke he
found it full of nmll mark note*
■ which a p*a*ortby had homed Into K.
r . ■ --
Wilmington Benker Goes
Into Nswspsper Business
,1 Wihaingto*. Here. IS.—Thorn** K.
^ Cooper, former president of the de
fttnet Commercial Motional and lib
Near-Serious Auto |,
Accident Near Duke
A near-serious automobile aoe
.tont occurred on the highway, near
Duke, about 11 o'clock Wednesday:
morr.iug when a large tearing ear!
driven by tin. C. 8. Hide* of Dakcj
struck a Ford coupe driven by B. C 1
W»»t nf Durr, both can were right!
badly damaged, though the Ford came
out of the wreck with the greatest!
number of ailments.
The accident occurred when lire. (
Bteka started to put the car driven ,
by Mr. West arid taw another car <
eomlng around a curve meeting her, it |
Lb said. In order to avoid a head-on
roUslon ah* ran her ear against t*-1
if Mr. West. In doing this she prob
tbjy averted a much mors sartona
seeident. Mrs. Hick* escaped injury
md while Mr. Went suffered a scrags
■baking up. hia injury was not of A
■erioa* nature. I
ENFORCING LAW ;
IS MESS, HE SAYS :
W. A. Stewart, Of Harnatt, t
Ttollt Court of Ail*(ad c
Irregularities j
W. A. Stewart, Harnett county J
armcr and sometime! preacher, fur- j
ilshed the flrrwoihs In federal court J
esterdey, declaring that enforcement E
if the prohibition law in hfs county ie -
i 'Ww" and t>At something ought 11
0 be done lo tho officers
Takii.g the stand to testify to the (
baraetrr of Thomee IdcLamb, a blind C
eighhor, Stewart's loquacity gat 'en- f
ircly beyond the control of lawyers (
n either aide. Judge Henry 0. Oon- **
or had somewhat better succaes In
oldang the antneae to material facts,
at only after Hr. Stewart had fraoly
xpreesed his opinions regarding the *
umfcer of bloekadcia in Hameu who i ~
re qet caught, confiscated whiakat I c
^sd mgf P** | *
greed to go or. the detendmrt^^^^^
or $10C for hi* appearance ad the .
ext term to show he had stopped | ^
manufacture ^ ,
Judge Connor bad no sooner dm ‘‘
tosod of the Wind man’s csss thin 1
e was c-lted upon to pas. Judgment *
m William Hanry 8t*phen«m, half
kitted white man of Wake county. -
rudge Connor discharged the defcod
Lj,t aa soon aa tho facte developed
ind called upon District Attorney lev *
rin B. Tucker for a “read cam."
Hr. Tucker efctiged by going Into t
J>e only Jury trial of th* day, but 1
iu government's case broke down. 1
1 plea of guilty of pomession was 1
iccepted and th* defendant, Hunts r 1
Johnson, a Johnston county white
man, was rolc*aod on payment of a
Ann of 225. . t '
Tho Adams fondly, of JohnHon
country, furnishsd tho only Jail cases
of the day. Cheater Adorns, whole
ease was left opoa at the last te*-iH
was sent to Jail for *0 days while
Dava Adams and Jodie Ademe, who
entered the pteas «f (*11*2, »*re
sent to Jail to await senteuc*.
J. 0. Bay, of Wake county reeo v
«1 the biggest tne of tho day, *250
Johnston county defendants ware fin
... ... «t fbaM. tOR.
m iiinnwi; • ▼—•
Georg. W. Leach. *1*0; John U ;
Dlirer, *25; Jaaper Barefoot, *2*: 3
Charla* W Maaaay, «»•*. Fr*nk
loynar, *100.
j. W. Hardiaon, of Ham cot and ■
Wilbur Brown, of Wake, raeelead <
Ri.ea of *28 and »»«. reapoctlraly.— 1
fuitigh New* and Obaarrar, Now. 22.
Cyclone Mack Hit*
At The Boodeggen
Monroe, Noe. 21—"if 1 »«" roi.
nini agio* factory la hall and yon’d
bring me one of thaae Iona* cowered
boot! egg* r* t# «’“* •» W ■**.
no I ftwb yea, I can't oa* him, I
ain't got enough doodorfalng material
to make him At to uaa."
“And tba man who bay* tha ataft
from him la aa low down aa tho toot
logger hhmaalf"
That** what Cyelen* Maak aald in
hit acrmon on ”AmeTtcani*m-"
And ha foDowad it ap wtth tM*-.
"Th* bootlegger it challenging tkrb
oeaalry, they are challenging North
Carolina, they are ohaliangiag Union
: coanty, they ara chailangiwg Moanae,
they ara ehaltaagtag am, »»d badora
thia moating I* oear I **P*ct I* cry*
taCis* th* MAtiment agalnat them aa
etrong that die Hear colored halbon*
wtM be got oa Urn chain gang.
“The whal# troabla 1* tttmt gwa
fcllara who claim t* b* Mantling far
th* right ara eat deltgr It.’’
arty Baetnga hank, baa joined th*
‘ta-dn-r amnogmnaat of th* WiMag
tea Now*IHayab*.
* 0
By Methcyut vBUhop
Fullowit* i« thaJeompUU Uat of
ippointroenta read fRlday by BUhopI
2oI1Hm Danny at tiEyloiJng Maui on
>f the North CarulS-Mothedi-t eon-1
’trvnca in ElizabettBMy:
Durham Ikfl
Prtdiiloa kliltmU. -.Brailahaw; i
Burlington Charr^Jf- R- Hurloy;
larlington Cirruit—H-- Har>l««ty;
5b*ab**aie OlfcdBdl. I. Hurley;
iarrboro Circuit—Autry; Cc
br Croce CireuuK C. Durham;
:h»pct HUI CfieiflLVahbr Patter;
iuHum-BranioaSt* t. Elliot;
Cblrury.JB^E. Earnhardt.
Carr, J.tMRf pflaloc.
Crc«oTiJt.'X Hharp
Cakewo/^tf'C. Ball.
McmoHa^g..*: Myetu.
Trinity. Xv. PMU.
Woat Durham—-X>E». . Bradley;
lurham Circuit—EEJ^Cravrn; Zna
Circuit—To be Smld; Graham,
[aw Kicar and At Artsio—U
I. Darnel; junior Cttar.O. C. Er
in; HilUboro ClrXfvE. F. Ntcka;
eaaborc CJrcuh—K.E Ciasy; Me
an*—t K. ThofattrNilton Cir
ait—J. Baaeom XLaft Mt. Tirza i
ircuit—R O.
aK—-B C.
ong Memorial
art RoiWn>
tan**; Bo
tarnas; Booth
. M. Chaffin;
. I. Stack;
-H M.
y CAkte—J.
I
PrvAiUns
•per Circuit—B
sn Circntt—S. -_-,er, anppiy; o.
lain Circuit—A. fe. Crmmpler. rep
ly; Stumpy Point—A. E Brown;
raeidcnt of Scarratt Training School
-J. U Cunnlngim.
P«y*tt*viU* Diatrkl
PrcAdlng Oder—R. II. Willi.;
liadaa (chars*)—C. H. Riffgu; Buck
ora Clnmfft—W. A. PiUnH; C*r
Inge Circui;—J. M. Wright; Duka—
I. L. Daria, N. M. McDoaald, aopar
umemry; Dunn—G. T. Adam*; EBi
Wth Cireuit—H. E. Lanec; Fayatbe
-tllc—Hay 8tr*ot. H. A. Humble.
Peraon Struct and Calvary, E.
C. Mimue. FayvttcvfUa Cir
:uut—W. U Manaau; Glvndon Clr
•uh—Z. L. HIM; Goldaton Cireoit—
I. L Withara; Haw River Citanit—
3. H. Cavlnoaa; Hemp Circuit— J.
3. Cummtna; Joaoaboro Circuit—B.
E. 8tnaA«W; LiUinjttan Cireuit—H
U HcMhicMu; Maurem Circuit—i..
It. Gains, supply; Nawton Orova Cir
cuit—W. J. Underwood, repply;
Parkton Cireoit—J. C. Humble; Pitta
boro Circuit—I. t. Boooo; Boaaboro
Cireuit—I. A. TWpe; Sanford Cir
cuit— L. B Jonaa: Silar City Cireuit
—o. I. Hinaoa-, Btedman Cireatt—(i
i. c. 8«ti. i <
Haw Bern DiltrUI I
Pmelding Oder—J. O. WooUti;
Ml antic and Sea Level (charge) —
). M. Carrmvrdy, khpp*y; Beaufort-—
E. B. Craven; Cravon Circuit-— W.
L. Damon, Jr.; Dover Cireuit—E.
B. Bell; Ooldaboru—Elm Street and
PDceetHe, C. P. Jerome,
gt. John, R 1. Atkineon.
St Paul, C. L. Band.
Coktaboro Cireuit—H. 0. Ewing;
Ortfton Circuit—B. J. Laugh; Han
iowe Circuit—-W. T. Cheek, aopply;
flookcrton Circuit—fC R Omnt;
Jonea Circuit—K. P. Duval; K*n
■Con—CaeweH Street, to he eapplied.
QUecn Street. C. E. Proctor.
LaQrange Circuit—R. E. Pittman;
MorwHead dtp—W. A. Cade; Mt.
Olive and Calypeo—L T. Singleton;
Mt. Olive Circuit—K- 8. I» Cook;
New Bern—Bridgeton. P. W. Skiver
• Centenary. J. W. Har
ml.
Bleeeaide. W. C. Onoer.rl
aopply
Newport Circuit—R. A. Bruton;
Oemeohn and IPortamoMlb-Bemuel
Laffer*. aopply; Oriental K3r*uH
J. C. Whedbee; Pamlico ClTenit—To
he supplied; Pink Hill ClmnM—R. W.
Barfield, eupplyt Beeen Spring*—E
J. Lnwie, rupply; Btmlght drcuil—
H. M Jaekaon, & W. Olam. rnpor
namnry; Bnaw Hill Ctrenlt—J. A.
Baeaelf; Vaademem Olmnlt—To he
applied; Student Boaten Univeraity
—W. V. MaBaa. Centenary Qnartaly
Cenficenee; Steder.t Beaton OaWop
*Hy—Ooy Hamilton, Brevard Bhret
Farmer Opens Up His
“Preserved Sanng>N
Wednesday ■ Dunn District lam.
er came to town carrying a largo Ua
can under one arm. While he handled
the can with car*, nobody suspected
l,,*t it was tilled with silver money.
And yet tlial was Jovt what it eon
tntncd. In addition to tho tin can, h*
carried a handle wrapped in an old
newspaper The contents of this was
nothin* less than several rolls of bills,
containing f 100 each.
Before leaving town this well-fixed
soil tiller went to the local postogies
and swapped the money for United
Stale* savings certificates, known ns
"baby bonds." To say the least, ha
acted wisely In net longer keeping so
much money about bis homo. Money
"canned" at boms is doing very little
lowerdl filling the mission for which
K was coinod.
PEOPLE OF JAPAN
GRATEFUL TO U.S.
Lriten To Croce
' I
Atlanta, Ga., Nov. to,—American
Red Crow assistance to Americana .
rendered destitute by the faeanoar
earthquake will approximate IZOO,
000 it t» announced from National
bead quartern.
Immediately after new* of the ca
lamity reached thi* country the Am
erican Bod Crow notified the State
Department that Its food* would be
available for relief of American c Ri
sen# in the affected aroar. Ix, ac
cordance with tide f M bat
already bees expended for the Br
ing expense# and rehabilitation of
of Americana who loot everything.
In addition to this, at the request of
the State Department, National head
quarters baa mad* 8160,000 more
available for the work. ■
Occupying 8 acres aad accomodat
ing 1,000- patients, the Bed Cross ,
by the !marina* R#t
Japaaoas People Gcatoful
Among the many evidences of
gratitude being received by the State
Department and Bad Crum Head
quarters, the following letter to typi
cal :
"My dear tho People ef America:
"Now wc all Japanese thank you
for your grwt kmdneaa, la this time,
yoa guv* bi all. You send us amcb
nceeeaery thing* and you are vary
kind to us Our thanks are beyoaa
measure. We all will never forgot
them hereafter. 1 are «®ly a name
lees woman. Bat I must write you
this, even with such a broken arork,
aa I could not keep secret toy thanks.
Please excuse my Impolite. Hoping
you aiu happy and peaceful forever
and * thanking yon fo# year greatwt
kindness—Your* truly."
ride Quarterly Confareaeo.
Raleigh District
Presiding Eldar—M. T. Plylcr; Bel
ley Circuit—L. C. Brothers; Borwoi
Circuit—J. E. Blalock; Cary Otreut
—D. N. Cavineaa; Clayton—Ktrrt
Keif; Creedmoor Circuit—V. A. Bey
■ al; Pour Ouks Circuit—W. J. Wataoa
VmVI'is—R H. Davit: Garner CiM
:ut—Ci. A. Starling; Gnmrillc
ralt—L. H. Joyner; Kenly Circa
W. B. Uorth; Loaikurr—O
Dowd; MHbrook Clremtt—M O.
elm; Oxford—®. St. Snipoo:
Circmit—M. B. Strickland;
Circuit—G. B. Parry; Raleigh—
tnl, H. U Glaxo
Edentoa Street, W. A
bury.
Epvorth, R. P. Bom*
Jenkhte Moaeorial, P
Brawn.
Seim*—o. P. Pitxgrrekl; Bemlth
6eld—D. H. Tuttle; Tor Rhror—j.
C. William*; YourtfLelle Circuit—
W. B. Humble; Zcbulon CiremK—T.
r.. M. Hall; Bmelnaee Homager North
Carol iaa CfcrixtU* Adraeato—T A.
Hikea; Bupcrintendeat Method let Or
phaaaffe—A. S. Harare; Superlatond
ent Anti-Saloon League—®- •*. Da
ri*.
RaaUagbaen DU*rte«
rresiding Elder—J. H. Shore; Ab
erdeen and Vaa* <*harga)—H. Mc
Whorter; Bkeoac—T. B. Podo; Cale
donia Circuit—Trank Cn»rjth; EV
Irrba Circuit—W. P. TrawteS; Ham
let-W. C. Marti*; Laaral Hfll Ck
tuit—W. J. Da-Soao. Laurirt
burg—W. R. Roy*II; Luaabertan—I
T. MOM. Grant; Lamberroa Circuit—
N. J. SamboK; Mmxten—J- L Ram
lay, Montgomery Cl remit—B. S. Kob
Irtt; ML Gilead—J. A. Martin; ML
liHoatl Circuit—T. t. Dinau; Plad
ment Circuit—1> A. Patty; Rew
I tart Circuit—J. H. PriaaolU; Rad
Sprtnga Cliemlt L. S. Maaaoy; Blab
avoed cl remit—C. A. Jomea; Rebcmdel
- OLreuit—J. 0. Jahaeaa; ReeklnaRera
• a
(250,000 FIRE I
HITS GOLDSBORO
Co-Operative War^ui, Am4 '
Arommi 1400 Un Of
i
Goldeboro, <Jov. II.—Fire of an
itetenaiued origin early ttii Mankind
destroyed a large (tent* wawbwil
h«re containing from 1,660 to l.fM
balea of cotton, canting an antimated
loot of wort than a goartor motion
JoBare. Tho rtruetatw araa tha prop
trig of tho North Carolina Tobacco
Kronen' Co Operative miMag u
loclatioo and on rwatod for otoeagr
rarpottf by B. G. Thotapooa. local
cotton trader, owner of the rattan.
Pint reports that the tobacco re
ceiving ware Nome* of the oooorlotiop
waa afire graved orronooao. TMa
■traeturv, located a half block from
he banted wafohoooo, vu not threat
it-od by tha flame*.
Mr. Thentyea, who wUgalal the
raise af tha cotton in the wartheno*
tt 1*60,600, Mated that H waa fully
coverod by iacarance. Two-third* of
Iho cotton, ho added, vu of tho long
topic variety.
The fir* wa* diaeovetad shortly
tftor mid night and for moea than
m boar ragnd beyond control of the
I reman, threaten tag aaveral nearby
juiUflng*. A freight watohoam of fee
Norfolk Soothnm Railway caught Am,
jut fe* flaaua war* eattoguwbad be
fore toy eonrtderablo domnga was
Ions. Tko flroMi* at I o’clock had
■onrinea ui* names so w# i
mrthoajc. and akhoa*h th*
Inton aad cation was
furiously, aa farther
oinla* property
Whether er net the
niUny owned by the
ns’ aseorietien aad
>76,000 was
earned at an
Mr.
Mt
if the cotton la'the baraad hafidSa? ]
was bald eat
Wild Gmm Carry
Bible Qnotetkow
Norfolk. Va., Nos. *0.—Wild
ducks sad ***** an bitnyiar to hair
t*r* of Back Bay and th* North Caro
Uaa aaaads quotation* from the Bible
inacrihtd os antal band* as their
ic*s.
Game warden* are of th* opinion
that tb* wild fowta are trapped
Canada dartn* the matin* aaaaos
devout person* who faatos
memapt* to their lepa
am their way to ha
hasten.
Recently a
is Back Bay
this
iARVEY BLACKMAN
IS UNDER ARREST
Hanoy Blackman. young wViHc
nmi MM*d n the c mince #f forgorr.
«m anvutoil about 1 o'clock WoUacc
tag morn 1.1* at the home of aix f:.
hn, near Dana. T!h« irmt waa mlo
Officer* U W Tart and W. ». Nip
w. Be mi fn tad aaleep whan tia
found Mm. Blerkwen wst
•and mr to tal Saperior court m.
tar a l*oo bond, which ha made, hr
laeoidtr Jt. X. Jomigan threw wank*
t» 00 the charge of forging chocku.
rho following Saturday h# wwm-pted
•Id* forged check for %U con I
it tha Common (ul Bank. The name
>f J. W. Wood wax forged i» 1*10 *
hack. Official* of thr book bocxwwo
aapirloa* that the' name wa not the
Maatara of Mr. Wood. When they
«ffna to queetion Bbcfeman bhotat
ho chock he left the hank hurriedly
rithout getting It ndbei
Erforta to arrort him at tlwt time
nd on the following .lig.u provod
atiio. Bo loft for part* wkrjown to
be officer*, bat retaraeu to the hon e
t Me fhtbar Taooday afternoon nd
raa artattd • few bean later. In
bo firat attempt Blackman nnililnl
• getting a foigod chock cached at
be Firm National Bank. The ruute
tap bo prnented another forged
bark at the hank for caah. Ha waa
gtwtted aooa «Am and the mower
•te aim far the first deck was re
overt rl. At the preliminary bearing
» adraklde pcsaenilag the cheek*,
wt els need that they was* given to
im by another an,
a ItM hood by fto
ssdsr Jernigam. He has nst provided
and io tiu« case and ha* bean is.
be local lack-up sitma his amat Wed
csday morning. Hs aaw i)|— very
eaitrat and «— b* hoard prying la
is ceil by pupil pasatog the strays
UmlM ~ ~v~t IT"* ~ ria
KarrieaHUWik
For The Second Time
(Kiaxtoa Mows.) !
W. A. Emory, white, on ton day
Mg gtaatod Beans* to wod Us pro*
rat wife for the tots ad time. It was
reported shoot tho eoarthouae that
•oum time ago Emory left the stats
and is declared to have boon of tho
belief that Mrs. Kinsey Ha. 1 had
dhreiesd him. go strang waa hi* be
lief that hs wanted wife Xo. S at
a Florida paint and later returned
with her only to find -that th* flirt
wife bad art gotten a separation.
Since th* retorn however, Mr*. Em
ory Ho. 1 I— beau granted a divorce
and the court advised Btnory to Who
out license and re-wed. thereby mak
ing the avion taarful. Hama was
dsac.
Santo Claus Here on
A Preliminary Visit
Hon. Santa Claui was among tho
visitor* in Dana Wednesday. Ho came
*-- LU ~__t .Ul i
to hi* vikitotioa oa Christmas Era
to Inapaet tha stocks of toys reeontly
aapockod by Da an merchants. After
Baking hla usual roads ha cxpraaaod
himself .as fading sat'wdad that ho
roald replenish hla aura stock at lo
cal stores
Thli gonliaaMUi, who seems over
to grow oilier, spent a most pleas
ant eaH-har in Toy land, recently
opened by tho Fhchett Drag Com
pany. en the third floe* of tha build
ing. Ha declared himself wall pleas
ed with the hundreds of pretty, use
ful and amusing things food there,
h, fact, ho wont so far aa to my
that in aB his travel, ho had aevar
BOOK a more complete and satisfying
line of gifts far people of all ages.
While the hard times which fol
lowed tho doe* of the World War
wore felt by IsMs, ho aloe la
Aartng the prosper'.:/ of tho year
1PM aiM he expect, to he able to
visit all tha god little folks Ale
year. Ho Is not so sore that bo will
pay a vWt to tho had hoys and gists,
hat left tho impression that the hail
deeds of A* past may ho forgotten,
should those who have boon acting
aaat+Hg da hotter A tho fetnra.
PerUheer manafartarare wB after
atos da rd ml stares of maOafUta ap