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more R and that is Responsibility^
Responsibility to the oummui>ity--tf
?a are not to ham illiteracy in gov
pom i? the RepobBc eons ,a aar^
riao W the Ropabik, thoitfcaflepnh
ct mm* one - hoa im it fcr har his
port sftte tMa sad ate**"*
e? Ttliiim|? fc aa iapoite* *fc th*
ahfltff toiwod apdncto t>ot It tfio
expatriate* peace."
The adrinns bete the right aiaaer
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SCXUWDA1BY BULLS !
BM8BXD FtOOM CATAWBA
I W% the. elhnmation of ?B scrub
dairy bOBs of bree<Bi>? sue ftm wtlh
im the borders of Cstawha Qxmty* the
copaty sow hcocwi the third ia North
Oroiine sad one of the few in the
Nation to have this distinction.
OtteisI eanopweasent of the resuh^
5n*CwLlr
qq. th^
gh'y! jl! FarnbamT if the offtre of
12i!ed^'^^^^osh^ie?eseBr"%seaAh|if
stroke
others were dfaafaated later.
The work waahega|> March sad
eadsi Iste ia the Jal, Mr. Any says
*st it wss-esrefolly dene sad that
ffcther efforts wffl ha Me to ettad
age I
SstoS^tonrte sad Catawba. The
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B- I^JNCMMt Atf. fhjt /?Tffrftly 4
? April 11, iiiMBorial exercises at or- B
I '|^>?i site of fifc?f|*f Town, it Old V
'Town Creek; official Londwon or 4
Barbecue; Aquatic Sport* off Battery.. 4
Anril 1?, military **A -':Migt-oi^<> ^B
floats parade; pageant at Battery 4
Park; Starring exhibitions, Marion 4
Square; and Ball Bar distinguished 4
guests,
April IS, sightseeing for distin- .'I
Charleston is one of the few Amer- 4
Iran ?wrwnwfHog which has preserved 'I
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it scttd * ymft fox1 it? tmiity ijf I
tfai and enffafuneats (hffte; the *B
^lAmwi ?nd Tiktitn canmiflms B
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Sodety of Charleston wfll celebrate ^|fl
gfluth Q|T"H?* and many interesting
of hfe system. It is Mid the young *
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Mliniiij the Potomac river the skies ?
tend and sunlight sprinkled tike i
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andscape. Hfc, ?: ? ;l :?
Jcj.*rs n* ^ i
rhere simple funeral rites -were held. *
'reviously the body & the nan whom j*
president Hoover called ?the mootif
?loved of Americans," lay in state t
h the rotunda of the Capitol for
fcoat two hoars, to be viewed" by <
ease than 8,000 from aU walks ol 1
if* ?
It was at 8;^p. m. tint the first |
t ien-j fired tfttkhnenil mrtire i
fssrssrs^si1
roop from the Old cavalry, proceed- i
d along: the winding gravel' drive- J h
fays.of. the eemstety past the graWs
?|"
pot selected as the burying place S
or the 27th Prosid?Bt and tenth] n
Ihief Justice of the United States. J o
pWashington, March 8. ? William fa
toward TWti ffcnm*. President; find" f
ormer CMrf JWrtiee, died at his hoinll
' rv' - -wn ii i ? *,vul ?? ?!mr^m "r !
ere late this aftemoob. t
So paanaj peacefully:Q|rom ttfie* a
Arlington (bumpy, tit titiM *>f|h
be nation's herni# dead, The foneral t>
errfess witi)* held probably^ oiaJB
?uesday, at All Souls' Unitarian) r
a??h,i?M&he attested.
President Hoover ma foremost ; I
mong tike many who want sorrow-! /
ally to the mtidenceon Wyoming f|
Lvemse, wLera^the ottoman in his-|r
wry to hold America* two highest ;
flOjmjgsl^^ fe death. The President
***** ?
ad surprised hi? physicians by the
1:46 this afternoon a sudden ftroke, ?
rhile be was alone except for his |
Fifteen minutes lates D. H. G. Ful- ii
tr reached the bedside^ but turned
way with* a shake of the head. Mrs. d
oom, took up her station near at 1
, 0fe8y I
Charles Evans Hugbe%|who roc
Aid the people had "reoorifcensed his
^tihn,0fla?e^half ^
ia* never been to^inive?j^Hr frit to
eard a public officer during his own
aid fee Agny pA*** ?fee loss of
wm "* |
(derate of fee humjiti Sidings of his J
Senator Borah of^^feo^mou:*ned
Njmoeratic IeaderV^^te, safd ?
L?3^V_. ?-- ifiintit.it * * ill I ? ?mil II lit '??
la devotion to hi. eoart^fp^ !: |
IfS IWt had been a>nfin?|?9 ?? j
one since February*, when he re- $
timed to Washington from Asheville, I
b&vtone he had gone for rest and 3
ecupigiMtfe^e day. f^us be, j
(Confer cap*, two) ^
Raleigh, March 10?Presentments I (
eturned by the Wake county, grand] !
ory against seven N. C. State Col
?e stadeuts as a result of the hat-1
?g outbreak at. the ooUege last |
lontfc were placed upon the eriminall
oeket of Wjfct County Superior
ourt yesterday. J
Five of the studbnta, B. L. Smith, J
freeraboro; X A. Ramsey, Salisbury! I
l-;; It KUzab^EStyi j
eating of Chaa. D. KeDecburger, Jr.,1
ireensDoro sopnonior?,,-un urn nign* v
f February 8, ^d tb^amefive andf
U T- Campbell apO?8?SLatftat
^7. 'r-"~ V>w ???>!!{., ^-*7 7V5*?^H' (i
or. entenng tne room <a^^jmaXmi c
* hair of & * Kassengifr, of ^
?nd R. C. Pleasant of Four Oaks, j
oen at the college on the same
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; .^i^f ?.'?, '
r* if ~ yyt'?? TpAntjfcifcil I
o'clock March S6?U<t*7, ; t? l??-l
brate in a fitting1 way the centennial!
^fantifr' 'p| I
?* tS"?* ort*^?^*a ?*[
development of ^ f pants hundred
ymil. ' .. j
Forest, is the of the special I
wnfmftfr* to arrange, Jhe program, J
rot^togbmS (rf^S^imd otte>
states cm included in the program.
The meetings will be held in the au-l ?
dkoriumaf the East Carolina Teaieb-J I
ew* College. The pastor ?Tt|*lfeiri4 I
orial Baptist church, Rev. A, W.l;
Fleischmann. *nd his committee on I
care of the hnndteds of delegate*! j
^visitors that are expected to ^
CHICAGO MARCH 24
In other pert* of the country. Seven I
thousand school music supervisors
undoubtedly be the greatest music
gathering ever held in this or any i
other country. Sectional meetings
mi a variety of demoMbmtiinis^ivill
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make the ^nferena^ttsetas, which
will be held in the Stevens Hot#;.
of tiie greatest practical vdlue to the
atqiertiMr. ' ' , . 7 ' <
"" ???>?> ?**> fKo lrteetlnn. as i
E&STOS EmTSirn,:
president of^e Conference, j
SSSHH;
Percy A. Schdes ol Monteikax. I
*C*VJ ?-? . 'I
?jQO under the direction, of Dr. HoUiffr
?f ? J I
WwMvMI vUHIlUL AUU VXLUQVW^ *V"|
KBra'v'V&ft*' ftif ~ mlm?* - "- ? ? ^"?v*r''" * \^&jp' ?
'.HrS^t'x: '? '? f ' - -*y"
| The fifth Annan! American Legion
j Indoor Circui, Automobile ?how!fo
SS35SlfrS
Victor Recording:' OrchSjkl direct
from New Yark, will hoU^rth ell
Patrick's Ball, which promises to" be
tifa-'bigge** social affair of the en
The hundred thousand dollar an
toraobilt" show alone will ?give some
itfcmof tho size and magnitude of
the akowthis year, every kind of
car throughout the statee of North
Gte^^:Yixgiab will be repre
sented there, then the magnificent
exHbit of th* Merchants and Manu
facturers throughout Eastern North
Carolina is a big item in itself. They
farm aaaaedde* tit greatest array of
Circus Tklent for the entertainment
that has ever been gotten together
on one bill, including, also several big
time Vaudeville Acts. Then one of
the biggest items of the week is the
gorgeous. Style Review to be staged
en Tuesday and Wednesday nights,
this will far surpass- anythnr ever
attempted in a style show at any <2
the previous shows, pn Thursday
aigilt we hava the State Champion
shfp Boxing Bout between "Koyo"
Warren and "Big Sid" Terns, this is
neatiug etatvwlde interest as it will
be for the Championship of North
Carolina?two North Carolina boys
lighting it out for |he North Carolina
Championship. titow this year
frill be staged m the new Smith
Warehouse on Ctoldfcboxo Street, one
of . the most modem warehouses in
the world, couerteg almost a city
olock. This American Legion Post
feels prodd of the entertetament they
hay?**greatest
shown in their history for this year.
One big week of fun at frolic at
zll, . * J? ^ : __
Wilson, N> C., week commencing Mon
iay, March 17th. I
A solid car of grate, seed for paa
airea has been ordered by Almance
;ounty farmers for idjia#Bg this
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Randolph County Woman
Aahebow, March 10?Despondent
over ilthcrith for steveral months
and In a fit at raentd^aherratkm,
Mrs. On* Smith, 22*year old matron
of Coleridge township, Randolph
County, arose at two in the morning
tew*- her bed and fired a charge from
a siugle barrel shot fan threaght the
heart of her stoning husband, Ar
chie Smith, 28. Bufbre firing the fatal
shot, .she had removed from the bed
her one year old daughter.
' outA'f'HUriaii1 Atul aii I, isil^iweateaaW 5e%
I^PBtrootiBr ana roter, sieepmgf m
Mwcner oea ox -tro same room, a wait
sued by the shot, wxpsted th?< gun
from the hands of the woman: before
she amid reload tft* pfc# and torn
it on herself as she threatened to
do. The twgedy occurred *t the
t 1, J?an "uf** Um eLLtat-i- . #aVj? Tniii
mm or ^ Mrs. onut&s ratncr, joaii
Cain, wfth whom the couple hadbeten
ymrng* twntm^ wrt ^ B(M
pttal a^g^gntown daring ^the day
and a concert by the fatnous4^&one
m?* ??'. ? ViS^V: ;; '?? U;r.i. ?
rHtl<IHT VMS a -M ? &
jtcffal South
or Boiling and the City of New York,
harbor, accompanied if a procession
?^rWdC(^J?a^l
^Afet oniyByrd,but every one of
the polar regions were warmly gweE'-<.:
ed by this city of 8S,00& which often
has sent forth expeditious into that
unknown region guarded by a barrier
than 14,000 feet high.
. Although Byrd continued today to
stress other achievements, popular
fancy dung to hie heroic flight with >
three companions oyer the South Pole.
This flight, begun jfovtmber 28, fttOT &
the Bay of Whales, at the base of the
great barrier, lasted. 17 hours and 89
*m
controls, they forced their way over
mountain tope and drded the Suutiti
Pole, which is at an elevation of
9,060 feet.
4. 1..J -4- 4U. ' ? --
of the roughness of the terrs*^ the .
tri-motored plene flew bark to the
Rosa barrier base camp, refueled and
continued on to the- Bar/<f' |^bale!t? .
Little America, Byrd's main camp.
While giving full civdit U? the
courage of the three men who
companied him on this flight ovuiv
mountain tops with temperatures fai
below zero, Byrd directed attention
rather to the achievements of SpnaS
Amundsen and Robert P. Scott Am
undsen, he pointed out, reached;; the
jSbuth Pole by sled journey Decem
< S90ft :;
and his" party arrived there to learn
that only fc little mora than a month
previously Amnndsen had placed the
banner of Norway first at the goal,
ahead ~of Britain's flag. Scott, with
aft of his party, perished 4n ft blizzard
in returning from the pole.
Tribute also was paid to the flight
by Byrd in which he rescued a
stranded geological party whose plane
had; been destroyed h i terrific
Storm over a mountain range.
But Byrd himself insisted-that die
outstanding aehievwnenvs of his ex
pedition were the exploring of 280r
000 square nrilea of previously un
mapped country and phi work done by
geouogists and other scientists.
The expedition plans to stay here
nine more days before proceeding tb
New York through the'Panama egad.
? ,
CORN YISLB CONTBOUJpD "
BY STAND SfiCUBW
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, .
The number of stalks of corn grow
teg upon an acre of land will he one
at the important factors controlling ,
the total yWd of grain secured from
"acre at harvest. 1 _
G. M. Garren, cereal agronomist
at State CoBegtr, says that the'num
ber of stalks the acre will support
depends chiefly on the fertility of
the soil and the rainfall during the
growing, season^. One may fertilize
welTSLyet ait h^vfod
and thns fall short of a good yield.
Usually, rows" oi. conn are planted
four feet apart and the hills kept
from 12 to 24 inches apart on the
ro*^ce?d?i-;te IwSWrJ
Mr. Ganen says that the best yiettfc
secured in teats made by the state
Uut the com planted 24 iedw: mlS
least jOO^per cent of tht stalks s^ill
then average about 50 bushels to the
acre. Fifty huahdsan acre hi the