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I Naval lidMiHiit program in the history]
l~ M^pn^^Uy the equivalent of scout!
hy i3u^^utar^ ^V^3bur 1
by the Dffector of the Budgetthatthe!
I Ww vayla would be constructed!
anas treaty and that in the event of j
another naval arms conference, the t
President could be empowered, in his I
- discretion, to suspend, in whole or in
1<V part, the proposed construction. j
Chairtjhrt Butler, the House Naval j
i:onimkt?), introduced.'"aMi drafted!
by the Navy Department to put the!
The dmiiman declared that the!
tkm, and that until ths was done, he I
personally would not vote for it
At die Naazy Department however, i
WW *"*'?/ *7 mv?* v ??*j r
to g^^hB^program completely underi
feint tirde would be abort *130,000^
m*. -
. *? .??. ?> r-'HL- .'^ 1 &- j. ,i -?* '?- -.*
to iim&n ft oestwyrr ana three years
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of Sam Gimt, one of the two men aJ- j
teged tevhavfe been flogged by a band
?f ?? of wkieb G. EL Belsbe, on trial, ]
sUtiorgg^ a ^P I
glUy ' sjjjfj * I
"to A 88.^
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B!l, i^-.. m. j
Ee^i <ZJ??a
by Nicholi, was destroyel by fire
Tuesday morning: at 5KW o'clock. Bus,
the last f riant store building on Main
street, had been used as * fruit store
by Nicboii. Syrian merchant, for
several years. Ffclmen had BMe dif
ficulty- in controlling flames as near
by buildings ware dam^frcm a recent
Hit
SQUABE DAJTCE ^ 1
"l There will be en old fashioned
Square Dance at K&itfs Warehouse
Friday night, I>ecember 23rd. Music
will be fhrnisbed by a String Orches
tra, composed of some of the best fid
dlers in Eastern Carolina. The public
is invited. The warehouse will be
decorated and heated. :Vf - * ^ ^ j
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CHAPTER D. A- R. MEETS
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v Mesdames Mazy Moye Patterson,:
J. E. Bynum and Miss Addie Bynnm
^Members responded to ieoB^3^^|
reading dippings pertaining te^hej
Constitution and government Miss
Tabitha DeVisconti, chairman of the
ty trees planted since the host meeting/
Mia. &B. BeaMey,
a splendid paper on Spun*-of
Aaeric?|vjdeals?*i and M&s Daphne
Carraway, of Wilson, a story hour art
Rebuilding toraaktT^it comfortable
for those who attend, are being made
era Carolina.
Dancing will begin promptly at 9:30
and last until 2:00. It will he well
chaperoned and the best of order
Mptained according to the promtf-"
ters..-.' - >-;???*- : [ I
MRS. HODGES HOStssjjgp
Mrs. A- C. Hodges wis hostess to
literary D6p2i7tiQ6]it^ of
nooa. Mrs. L. M. Cox, pwsidfmt c?
Hams read a clipping conceding the
Art Exhibit from the Grand Central
Art Galleries of New York, brought
to Raleigh last we?k by the N. C. Art
Mr. Bryson is re-|
importaii* stride in tlw dev?lbpxnent
of one of #e most important mine**
deposits invthe State. The plcmt fee I
believes, wfll fee ti* largest of Wkind
in country. ?
r North r&relin* .deposits of man
ganese, observed, a?W?##
at a profit in the near future because
of *he increase in pnce Of the miner
al brought abont by the tariff on im
ported? manganese. The last recorded
production of this mineral in No# I
Carolina was during ^918, hut it cens- I
ed^mrij|Briy^ ## of-# war. ?
repotted in Surry, Transylvania and
Wilkes counties.
^ Ti^^ are fo^ ar^s in the Stat^
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Seoate% Chamber.'" *^C "^?USe' ^hot?eraphs ate riot allov {lie j
& ? * ;S\>- ^ *" ^i ii' j1^ jwit|wn i^PJ i* i
y ^/T'^'MPhi'iffi
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th itil d f th? fftir*
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ww TO -failft ' MlT'.aWB
X<5Fr.vB reVuIVU*p.4UllU
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cooner^tion a?$3^Siks
tb be to conform the vetoed bill with
far as possible and make^the^ equali
sation fee Article 10 of the covenant
The message shas not changed con
ditions and has ndt modified the atti
tude of the farm group who jwish to
fro ahead with the vetoed measure.
coauthor of the McNaty^Hnugehbill, j
tates much the same attitude, as do |
other -leaders of the farm group, who)
BuUeaders of the farm group will
oiu ^ 'd
AUQnOriUitl luOitUayi
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TQyhpy '* jy.1', y"?*>?? ? ''. J' ;?? *? ^
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"Barcarolle > Op* 6| No. 3> Johnsoni
'Ttfarch of^ the . Slavs'^ Murom*,
FABMVILLE WOMAN recog
liNlZED AS'AELE SPEAKER IN"%
town;
mmm* the Eastern Star
banquet of Wednesday, NoveraB^r^i,
the Daily Times, of Wilson, has the
following words of praise for Mrs. J.
W, Parker of thia placet
? v^'Ther speeches <if the evening were
we regret that we cannot publish them
in full. The speech of Mrs. Parker
we have never heard excelled in sen
timent, expression, language or deliv
ery, It was a fine appeal for the
recognition of the ladies in Masonry,
and the building of a home such as
j CARD OF THANKS
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i sincere TnsriKs &nu spp^cistion
to th^raany good people of Farmville
%p I
? 'Ji 1 . - . "C*f':"? ?*.' - ?Z|5jc>-fts
F. >.w^r >cr ??&{&i.- -r! ? ?&'*?'''
v tli the gang is. Bob Gricr> onc'tliGr |
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City, landing here at 209 *. m.r after "
27 hour* and ten minutes intbe ailfp ^
' TTie Vnfiki V rt, -*'?*
'-v^jme nuge crowc namoering cetween
ously as the Spirit of^Si Louia came
* rin?rtttT^d.J^tedb?b.m&Id
rushing'toward the American aviator,
five Mexican army bands had been
?playing American and Mexican pat
Louis and its escort drcled the field rj
several times. %/ The Mexican army > J
planes had been performing stunts
and the excitement of the crowd had
ta^mtertuar, ?
The plane wmcn naa servea uoionei
Lindbergh so faithfully on his epoch
making flight from New York to Paris
12,000 miles from Washington to Mex
ico City made a beautiful landing in
the middle of tie field, kicked lip ilV.v
ffl? thp- A m^ri
box where it .will be stored. .
| The motorcycle policemen at length
sUrtouwdedthe plane and placed Col.
Lindbergh in an automobile and es
corted him to the presidential box,
where- President Calles and Dwight
#.r Morrow, American ambassador to
Mexico had anxiously awaited his ar
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At 2:60 p. ra. the presidential band <?"
played the "Star Spangled Banner"
as Colonel Lindbjrgh entered the pres- I
?dential stand and received greetings
first from President Calles and then
from ambassador Morrow.
. As the American airman greeted
Mexico's chief executive, a great roar I
of cheering rose among the thousands
of spectators rejoicing in the safety
jof the intrepid aviator for whose safe
ty they had entertained grave doubts
only a few minutes before. ,: I
* Overcoming the utmost efforts of
the police the-crowd overflowed into
&e huge landing field ind. swarmed ?
toward the famous little monoplane
bearing the magic name "Spirit of St.
Louis." " I
; Col. Lindbergh left *>%g field, " ?
Washington, at 12:29 p. ra.' Tuesday.
His arrival at Valbuena flying field
today at 2:39 p. nt was 27 hours and M
ten minutes after his brilliant hdp off.
fie had estimated that the trip would
take him 26 hours.
The American aviator apparently
lost his way while en route from Tarn- ? ? .
pico on the Gulf of Mexico to Mexico I
City, being reported as far west of the
Mexican capital as Yariria in. the state .<-#?
of Michoacan. -V* I
ISUM)ATf TO^BE^ "ROLL CALL"
I vice the first steos will be tnVon to
k ~~ ^TTT' . . . ':x >"?"? -
Nuter upon taw first unit ofctfce Churuhfj. v
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