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Juos Angles,
1 ^'^rr^rs
^Wa3 r^
moved from office.
The taki?g?of testimony was pro
ceded by offering of documentary ev
idence, including the withdrawal or
der ?f President Thft by which the
EHt oil -lands were withdrawn
from pubHc entry; the executive ?r^
der by President #???? ? ^21 di
recting that admi&tntian of the n*fj
- vai off iteeai iea be:1awpsf<ned4h thW
department of the interior. ???
Roberts asked Stuart to rrial|
(Whigs with PaQ prior to the fSHtt-,
I j?? tlx W to ft. PM-Ame^M
^-After^ lt was decided to make ftr
fc|T|aro >vo/^ alTeadv
said he woeH get proof of the ap
proval, bet did not until later. We
left and went to tie Navy building
and wero then sommoned backed
shewn the approval of the president
Shortly after the leases were divided.^
% Prank J. Hogan, chief counsel for
the deftpse, said in his opening state
ment yesterday-there was no profit
' eerihg back of the ofl lease transac
tions and that they were based on
a desire to protect the United States
by providing ?t Pw>H harbor, Hawaii,
> heard of ofl to fuel the country's
oil burning dw adnaogfrts in a possi
ble war. Near sifted navy officials,
not Secretary of Interior Albert B.
?t pSi? planned that move, Mr. Hogan
dedarod. Mr. Fatt played but a pure
ly "format andpdrfuaetory part,
i said Mr." Hogan. S "
Edwin Denby, then secretary of the
navy, *nd Admiral J. K. Robison,
^ chief of the navy's en^TOfring bu
roan, he told the court,
prime movers in the lease traasao
--? -?a' their motive was to "eon
witeg
. - der ground into inel oft available for
Owen J. -fecial covfi&p
tir-*1 QOjfi
ft S e-t IV
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h ^ {BUut iiiicijiw^
fjjwn (n Cvropm^*/-* *
back page of* this i^Tf^^w Ncirth
Americas Land Co., of thitf city.
On^SafuKlay, Nov.
faraasj^ging frpgL^ to^ iO^aare^
cash and th^^^er fb onq two and
three y$a*a. TH* ?M to tyke place
at ItM^ebek JL m.
fr Jh?JI< <ty*
this company will also sel(t some of
residence lots for botlpKfcfand tyJg
ored, some with homtyjffifthcm and
small farm, a tasfoMrat?^wme or
a nice vacant lot on y*IHv *
home, be sure and attendthis sale
where your own price will do^tfie
See their tig advertisement on the
back, page a# this issue for full .and
complete particulars. *i~;
r?
if--.' ?"? -Z~> *
York lawyer, against Wnkr Foresfe
college, was compromised late this
afternoon. Under the terms of the
settlement, whfch was. effected upwr
the recommendation of the trial *>#?;
Justice Wasservegd, Mr. Fhrham wflT
receive $27,500 in full payment for
all of his legal services in behalf of
Wake Forest college in connection
with litigation ia New York courts. <
<; The plaintiff! agreed to wtthdrjsw
his charges of fraud and misrepre
sentation which he set up in his
equity action. The'suit was brought
by Mr, Parham to. annul **p*taa
tion award of $12J)O0 returned k his
favor in North Carolina fdrTegal atirw-.
ices he hrt perfpnnad in. NejgYerk
for the college. His original claim
against the institution, was for $200,*
000. He represented Wake Forest
college k fowr suite involving ae
counts in the Farmers' Loan tyld;
Trust company, and the New York
Life Insurance and Trust company
of the late Jdbc*?A. Boswiek, the
Ifirgt of these eases came up in lffM
and the last in 1922.
The arbitrators, E. P. Aydlette, JL
2rSerrt?i He Was not satis
fied ud^^e amo^t
w^tiS^^legal proporitkm the
award-was binding upon Pariiam but
ad^d that V too^^t ^r^ng
I MMMA ~ ?? . 'i; ' . T^v^r^r *yj
1 "i'JPir" - . -. ?. ~ ??& ? j
* Kawfai kt $27,500 Wli
I^JfOttUSp _ ? ? ' __^ HTjlpIW:
I iaim woe in the Vcsie by
I Icj^v " .TrK:^.^.- ,/J -
[an. alumnus of Wake Forest
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^ ^ XiUiVly*
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_ HW ^ian u|^v
KroS^ mi wu?w"iwiwwwl' ;
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U 9 ^9 9i9 & 9 9 9. 9^f
? ~^y - ^!Iv s
sS ^5S1K ? / : ? - ; fr*vl--fv^*
H^ Jtond^ Evemng
&*&[ $fe| Joywr .^terfciin^ -t^w
[ Wfjkew'.jftw*%*fe the Methodart
j dmrthjtf | has JbomjK^ttlw here
ilpe*1^ departmental worship, ex
plained this type of -Sunday school
work andpave: the equipment nec
essary for each department:' ;'
%&2&23.i I
Old waf , looked iftfcat thia tiiBe. The
goal has not been reached as yet but
4*fc4*?ight. -
Delightful refreshments were sertM
ed by the hostess after adjournment
of the council. -5 ^ 5 '* 'J
-.&>*.?*.????? r- ? ??? -?? ?? ?; *v I
mssz&sL*
joyed -an afternoon of. social itftert
coarser and, finer-se\ ring when . they
were entertained hy Mrs. Annie hm\g
m Monday-of thtfweek^'' ?*"*; ;'
A delicious ice course whs served.
th^pt MoJay next
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i v^ ??V'. w*v W|f*HMv"?vf** I
V ~r?? 4Va ?? ^t / :? ! .
; VwI^Afe ^ tXpitelCU
navy and some naval officers iext '
preps be^g^any fmding^^Ml
will Be sent t^Washingtoirpt the eon
elusion of thf ii?ar% and the find?
^ ings will; be ponottMsetl there.
.a o. W?
mmm
IngramVgrade won and will receive
* rfttSS,'01
toed ttonaamdty fcr e?eh ? move
on the part o( .parents w4-urg^d that
school
matter was referred top* executive
committee
"LADIES' NIGHT" METHODIST
A^^rfi'&S^NIGHT,: OCTOBER W
?? 1
Friday night, October 31, will be
'ladite^iffbt" at the Me&odtofc Hen*
ckb. high -sihooF difti?g; roohii:?^
Every member is supposed to;*?hj
[us w^e,/sweetheart w friend;^^. A
Hallowe'en ^program wilt feaffire the
occasion, and will consist ofe special
music, stunts, short talks and a good
supper. This meeting will, no doubt,
t)e the most enjoyeble one of the year.
i-:pi?' v: - - - i
all right to talk about the fam
ggpgSSS
rnSmmm
c- ~^~r0JTT^G"THE N'iELON " "
i SBsA1311
Immmmiiiltm
L* ? ?" ? -r ' '
j ^'
\ WiiMGive Snappy ftegriMtt
5: School Auditorium. Come
; Everyody likes a male quartet and
' Liu the Jtfgh school auditorium, in a
IjjRW-Program of aongj^ xwritatians
and musical selections. The quartet
is highly recommended by many who
j have heard it From the Hamilton,
Kansas, Lyceum Committee we quote
the followingt' y-.y V&- ?'ik-J
I ;y$he American Glee C'.ub pleased
[our people very much. The bass and
.baritone werp especially commemled
on their individual-worit. 1 .fluftt-X
unsafe in saying it was the strong
est' male quartet that haj ever ap
pear^ hi our town.'^ this:/
I ulSv Uiv ;*>murivO'i. ] - . rv.
in^ the .TaM^that*".i Ideludes 'foot
??young men who wm splendid mofci
?cians and happy ente'.tainers. A large
[house is expected on Monday evening,
t Season ticket* now. on sale.
??? _":j'?? - - ? -? fev lis1
' ~~~~ ^ ^
General E. F; Glenn of Greens
boro,Makes-.Talk on- the
; i Nue?iUii4BW -
\l r f g' . A "'? 3fl I
E. ? Glenn of Greensboro, on the
oort terminal question was the prin
cipal feature of this particular meet
int^citv meet at Washington
r aTr^n^Sr^of me^
bers were planning to attend.
instated
J? Wi4PWMtake?r^mj|^^ guest of
Paul Jones at this time. ... - ^ k. I
JW. ^ ? ? V y.:-y- V*:Vj^?' "V<> I
THE "UNWANTED CHILD."
?: ?>*" ; -?
Florence Edna May. a brilliant
young playwright, is tho author of
new drama that has given scope
for much discussion both for ana
against its stage presentation. It is
"fhs Unwanted Child," the plot of
Ihich has to do with the subject of
what is to the future of the children
born, but unwanted. Without any
semblance of sensationalism, the
^oung*dramatist has taken one of the
most vital questions ofthe day and
it into a remarkable play with
a punch in every Hne. At .the same
time, Miss May has succeeded in off
,*7' i.AiLUflPK'qcflMcc and.
. . rufrnnhln tr mm.
L.*dv
?I "The Unwanted CbUd" is a modern
idramaana wixn me pre&cuu. _ ^^7
?w"''jTHuiW^T
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nmfl UL m$fe
^KEtmnf
B1 ?III
^ ?> nraTi 11 Ian \ v
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.,! ni nnrn
s li I fill! 11
lallSriI
I BSfP? -4 ?"? ULUuLLF
r^' ' mI- ? <*2fc \ - ?,fv' ' v # i '?fe' *
Rev^B. Starter. Unal^ fat
nr?u i fj
?? ^series ofmectings being'*eld
in the local MethodM^rfmrch cula^n
vals mi hrtd here came to anjnd.
Taking as his theme, ."The Pearl
of Suprente;*?aiue,* tfcr Rev. B. B.
Slaughter, local pastor,, drew a dis
tinction between the Supreme Pearl
j on. this subject J?* tiled UnstancesVof
finding the- Pearl by chance an<Tof
TUtsuStf which ended triumphant
ly fbr the pursuers. -Se-butlined the
manner in which the .tear and fire
- prophets had had their fulfillment/in
the. Pearl of great value, and ap
pealed to his hearers to forsake all
else and -receive this priceless gift* -
Mr. Slaughter was assisted in his
successful meeting By *>Mrs. C. JU
Steidley of Gastonia, singer and perr
sonai worker who tendered faithful
and efficient service in tta Master's
cause, Thirty-six-additions Wre re
ceived during th^'taeeting; six of
these being by eortifieate. ,*??-? -
The co-operation of the church peo
ple of the tojsra both in attendance
and; assistance was most gratif^g
to the pastor and his congtegiuji,
and fiie ushers and the choir deserve
especial praise for their loyal service.
jjgjg V. I
POPULAR IADY
i .flBy 81 J. l -1 iff# if Qu
k. *'v - PfAfiiinPi)^
| U J9BM L VHM
>?- -b:,
Andrews, 62, *K# -died attSehome
of a-son/ Clay Andrews, Saturday
-morning hf 10 a. m., fallowing ?
msmm$
afternoon, with intennegfelKsK^^ .
Kinsto?!^d> the Re^J^K4dler> pas
tor qf fiw.-^a*i^*uTth ?*
GrednviDe,'' Conducted iKe funeral set*
'vices. .
Mrs. Andrew/,-had:many fine traits
of*eharacter arid was Very well and
faverablf ''JSiovy 6T' flartmlle and
ikinity*^;/ ;5" ^ ^"T(' / ^ y
?TT^SS-w,:
Goldsboro, Oct
jMnf
the fact that no^g^de^b'^h^
S^P^?ded^^maYe
sible. Mr. Van teWHtfngham. didanofc
ly that this will be d?>oided In j^ J5W |
A ROUGH RI?EPT^tf{
"! ? ."jell' '! '$
? Hymoeth, Eng., Oct 22-Udj is?
tor, who is seeking rejection*, per-,
"SMb ^ rj ' }
? ?i U*-I2vi onh?ititutiM that
of h+r socialist opponent They sanjr,
O A ' OAA trAHflO |MAW gifftflt'itnftlf