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Trouble of- Wr»!th>
Way** F«r»«r Will lie
Tried By Bland
dfHJND 6(711/17 ON
.TRESPASS (HAIIOK
'falvln H Ayroek, wealthy
.«unty fxrmrr was hgSJHi o»rr '■< r
corder't court yesterdav on a
of attempt tft kidnap Estelle t il
•ire t«. daughter nf Mr. and M"< ’
Poe* (Sorrell. of Pikeviile, and hi. bond
fixed at S6OO "Pro ha Me raf. "
the flndiag of Magistral. W. (J it
Ay cock wax alto found ruiltv of -r
. pass. tha word “forcible” being s*ri.-k n
out of the warrant. <-ul Mwp I. • /
rouu.rl for Aycock up|n al< I
Cgse. ,
TVe trial ha» occupied two nfoi.
Os fr.aglxtratrx court, the l«.t f •
a doarn witoaaaos, and th F argument*
of counsel. lira. Sorrell wax ha. « O'i
the »t*nd again yesterday ietl'i.p ! "
•he had whipped her Ifi-yrar old -Ifi iv'i
t*r whenever ahe had xhnwn any dU- I
poyiiion to marry Mr Ayeoek. 'She (
reiterated her dislike for the mnn art* |
oppoaition to the proooxe I mnr
riaire, although her'huxband told
tel he wax willing for it to take |v u-
Colonel Langston called (He whole
thing a tempest in a tea-pot,’" thin
corrected h.mscl.'on recalling the iim »
Os a coffee-pot bring used for a poxt «
office, and railed It a oTrmpest in a |
coffee-pot." Major W Vt Pierce had k
pictured the lay out at the Sorrell home ;t
Wednesday evening where three of Mr
Ajrcock’a friendx were held there under 1
armed guard, aa "military," and had
referred to Mr. Sorrell ox "Captain t
Sorrell." He rahibitod the note Ay n
cock wax alleged to have poxtrd on x
Sorrell's land which read, "Any prrxon |
who shall. say anything agauixt Kxtrlle r
Sotrell or rextrict h.br liberty In xny t
way will be dealt with.” Tlio note wax c
signed "Wildfire." Major Pierce re li
frrred to this note repeatedly, calling t
Aycock a lawless cltisen, and Insisted I
that “Wildfire” should h* checked. The 1
brush found In the footpath, he xaid.t <
wax the signal to be used by Aycock.
that the latter was to beat on the 10-
bara with it. and that that was >
the appalated signal for his friends and t
far the "kidnapping of tha girl." ’He c
iPad a poani? S
"Tome, little birdie, and •
fly away with me f
Where nobody ran bother thee." I u
t'olohel Langston poo pooed the whole b
FALSE REPORTS NAILED
READ THIS TELECRAM
r/JQ DR 300 3 EXTRA , * ' *
KICHMONI), VA. 11:5(; A SKIT, I V \\Y£>. \ y
DK. ,1. V. .J(<YNER,
' . J. H. PARHAM, Tobacco (Irowcrs Co-operative Ass’m, Kinston, N. C.
Have just been advised that report has been circulated in Kinston and Eastern North C arolina to effect that
this association has sold Liggett K Myers three hundred thousand pounds tobacco, two hundred thousand of
which was rejected account of bad grading. Wish to say this re|>ort is an absolute falsehood. Liggett & My.
ers has not "rejected a single hogshead of tobacco that has been delivered by association. As to report being” .. j 1
circulated by H. V. Webb Company, that they have bought tobacco from association at live cents per pound less S
than auction sales. Webb has bought one grade of the commonest tobacco this association receives which in- V
eludes anything that is tied up regardless of quality. I? has been sold to them at satisfactory prices to us. We
have sold another manufacturer large quantity of high grade Eastern Carolina tobaccos at satisfactory prices
besides numerous smaller sales to other parties We understaruKiumor is being circulated that we have not
opened in (VnVfa’Mlelt of North Karolina account of lack of funds. To this we will answer that we have had
f letters from numerous hanks Who agreed to lend us money asking why we have not called for the loan. This
has h9Fen because our sales have taken care of financing to a very great extent. Our finance department ad-'
vises they have all the money pledged to this association that we need and this association has been in no way
embarrassed for finances a single day since we began, receiving tobacco. We have not found it necessary up to
this time to call upon War Finance Corporation for any loans where we have thirty million dollars pledged for
use of this association whenever we need it. Our sales of South Carolina tobacco have far exceeded our expec
tations and we are highly pleased with success we are having.
TOKACCO GROWERS’ C< bOPKKATI VE A SSC XT ATI ON
K. U. PATTERSON.
This is typical of numerous other false reports purposedly circulated
by unscrupulous opponents of our+association
il J. y. JOYNER
Touring Columhtu Girl* CWI on Mrta’jHarding
Fivi* member* of the f'ohimbu* tilrfi* Athletic club photographed in front o( flu* Whits lions* after railing on
Mr*. Hurtling und making bur a member of tbelr ijlob. young In»IU*» pot»!(*<! their Having* und bought a car.
They ore now enjoying a vacation trawling all over the United
husinc** with hi* "T* mpt it in h <of
hi po| lit i a lari* i i m . i
|»«*vr»r unit a<ide(l |w«» ItQv* of hi- own
' K«»r who caji hi ame u- for ididing /j
and *li|>f»mg, '
H
Without iritllnf whipping
Mr*. .Sorrell had admitted <n l»,«
• land that f»h«- Iself iik*rr>«d
when she w»* 1* Colonel 1 t»n al
lows «| that Id year old girl* ii”W*'Uy->
Know inure than HO >< ar «*l«i w oou n <lul
.*lO year* afro
"They think the) «u>d Majtir
Pierce
"I Mm aura mnn t mm. x coni
( cilujnel I ahgHton, “jonie of them know
more than I do, and almost a* mu< a
a* you. Major ’ ll« went on to •>.
plain that the path of true love ne\er
run* tonooth lie «|uoted thi several
timen an<l pointed out how much like
children thu coupU acted, *uhi tti.),.
hnaHy that it wn* an Infernal *hnno
the parrot* didnT top inU rfi rng ' I
let the girl and the man g« t nuirrud
The ea*e will occupy Monda) '* ae-valon
of reorder'* court.
Mi I >
Y., i* believed to he the onty w<.;«»n »
the t lilted Stub * .to become 1 head of i|
u organiiation of civtl war vrl« r » *-1
Mm- b«» tm«n • *i<b*nt >«i I(
Orange HU>«*om». the Aurvivora of th 1
famou* 124th Regiment. Niw York Val
untce'!■** of Vffbfi b her father waa a Kbit I,
be I. ’ - '.
t ome to the I ootball (iiißir. Sept. 3d
When a Man
Begins to
Accumulate
In; fintlK hiniMflf. Saving hits 1 »*.••• 11 tln* foundation of
jnaitually t\.ry enduring fortune. Safe investment.*
have made permanent .savings and iiurea.std the for
tune of many a man. 0
If you have no aetouid in *mr Savings Depariment,
ojieti one NOW, save Hvstemalit ally and then invest
wisely. Do not hesitate to ash our utlviee on invest
ment matters* ,
The Wayne National Bank
Dependable for Two (venerations
asdasd
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■ Name ten merchant princes who never advertised.
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■ Then name nine. Six? Two? One?
I Why, what is the meaning of this? f ,
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■ Simply. that “There ain’t no such animal.” Great
I commercial successes since the dawn of history have
m been erected largely by advertising, of one sort or an-
I other.
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