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MIL BE SUHMY
Interment will N in Mafpiewnod
Cemetery, mmd Hit* Body Will
be Lad Benide That of Hht
, , Wife Whe Died Home Yearn
% May 1. (*>) -General Jul-
Vrr, former commander la
1 the United Confederate Vrt
•mA. who died bare Tuesday night,
crae to f'Nlcago to tbank Mrs. Edith
Rockefeller McCormick for her ayn
tbetic psychology treatment* which
f -family credit* wltb conquering the
you* illness of the General'* daugh
Sp-luw. Mra. c. McU Carr, of Dur
«; no.
This waa disclosed t oday ua the
Ueneral’a body, accompany by bla
•on-ln-law and daughter. Mr*. Henry
Nl Flow era. of Kanawa City, waa
JirtH for Durham where the funer
he hold Sunday afternoon
fin fT Rockefeller McCortnh k wa*
thafT tb# *•** 40 cal * lhe *' ,,o,,r#r *
h MI apartment, where the General
, Jf ; ol pneumonia contracted aftei
Llfbttacfc of Influents. and which de-
OB the journey to Chicago.
Flowera baa been here studying
llycho-analyala undyr Mrs- llocke
ftller McCormick. * ;
Durham. H. C\ May 1. Of)-The fu
neral services of General Carr will
ba held from hia home Sunday alter
noon at 3:00 o’clock. The Kcv. W.
W. Peale of Trinity Methodist church
Rey. G. T. Adoma and Rev R Hib
bard will officiate.
It waa the General's oft repeated
n»<t»mt, that when be died he pre
ferred that hla frlenda would not send
flokers, aa In bla opinion the expen
diture of large *qm» of money for
tjill purpose waa not right. He ex~
ptaaaed a desire that those who wish
•d to pay him tribute, use the money
tha' they might use for the purchase
of flower* In purchasing hooka for
the Durham public library.
hour of the arrival of the
body from Chicago la sot yet known.
b||t II fa exported that It will reach
her# some time Saturday.
First Shipments
of Strawberries
Leave For North
Practcally a Month later than the
ulusr lime Mr shipping, the 1934
North Carolina strawberry aeuaon
baa begun. »ay* a statement Issued at
the State college of Agriculture to
day. The fltst shipment consisted of
two crate* eent by expreaa from
Chadb<4urn on April 22. according to
a lepori received from the Wilming
ton office of the Atlantic Couat Cine
Railroad „
A market ne«a service will be op
ened at Cbadboura Thursday. May 11,
by the Federal Department of Agri
culture co-operating with the North
Carolina Dlvlalon of Market*. It waa
announced. U. D. Callahan will he
In charge of thl* service and thoae de
airing coplea of Ihe dally market re
port on strawberries ahould address
him at Chadhount. It waa explained.
"Lillie White” Faction
Get Half Vote Each
Knoxville, May I. (A*)—Fourteen
delegates from tba stale at large giv
ing to R R. Church, Memphis negro,
leader of the "Ijllj white" faction, a
half vote each In the Republican Na
tional Convention, appeared to he the
• ttlemtol of the celebrated Hhelby
row In the Republican State Conven
tion thl* aft«* noon
Former Governor Alf A. Taylor wa*
defeated for delegate at large. In Ihe
caucus of the ftrat district delegation
(his piornlng. Judge H. T Campbell
being i hoe n to be preavn'ed to the
(rnventlon aa the district candidate.
t OftM’lUß rOJIDI’CT
i* hintuhv
Mm ). Tenn.. May 1. GP> The
j .1 sy Inveatlgationa at Washing
W under the Are of Represent
U fik'Wlll Taylor of Trnoee-.ee
’it mjellvered the keynote
'■ Pthis afternoon at the Tenneaeo
A Jit. ll. .hi Convention.
'eHlVur.ng the past three monthH." he
flfcirt "a performance baa been going
dn In the city of Washington that fur
downright and unadulterated ridicu
lousness and depravity dors not find,
S parallel In all past history."
Referring to the Investigation of
Inrmer Attorney General Daugherty,
Mr. Taylor said In order lo lie a “star
Witness" before tba Investigating com
glitter, "a headliner, a pinch hitter, If
you please, you must have been a
murder, a safe blower, a self-confess
ed, bandit or must have committed
come other high crime or misde
meanor to give a melodramatic fla
for to your testimony."
Tba first ruins to govern the game
Os baseball were adopted at a meet
ibg held in Naw York tn 1557.
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS I
DEATH TOLL OF STORM.
, REACHES TOTAL OF 112
- SEN wn
! DICES SPEED ON
MUSCLE SHOILS BID
1 ■»
Staleti Thai at the I‘renenl Rate
of Hpeed the Manure tWIII
Not Reach a Vote arThWSeH
aion of (’ongretw.
W'aabington. May I. (4*) Further
indications of a determined effort to
force a vote On the Heatry Ford hid
i at this aeaalon of Congress was given
today by Senator Harrison. Democrat
of Mississippi, leader of the FortJ.
supporters.
During the Muscle Shoals hearing
of the Senate Agriculture committee,
iterator Harrison urged more speed
In Ihe proceedings, pointing out that
time wa* limited, and at the present
rate it would he difficult to bring the
measure to a>wie before adjourument.
He urged that the Senate be allow
ed to accept or reject the measure
that baa already passed the House.
At the close of the Reflate, t hair
man Norris Introduced another hill
for the operation of Muscle Shoals
To Make Survey
of Child Work
In This State
To gather Information on the re
sults achieved by county organization
for child care and protection. Mlsa Ida
Curry, representative of the Children*
Bureau of the Untied States Depart
ment of labor, will come to North
Carolina about May 2u. It ha* been
announced by MT*. Kale Burr John
son. State Commissioner of Public
Welfare. *
Mrs Johnson will co-operate with
Mia* Curry in gathering the Informa
tion she wants, which la to be used
along with similar information gath
ered In Minnesota to make up a pam
phlet on child welfare work. This in
formation la In much demand In other
i State* which are contemplating inati
'itiling similar work, acoordlng to a
letter to Mr*. Johnson from the direc
tor of social service of the Childrens
Bureau.
Three counilea, Guilford. Pit! and
Vance have been selected by Mr*.
Johnson aa county* for Mlsa Curry
to survey Guilford waa chosen l>e
cause It is a typical county with
•large populated district*, Pitt, be
cauae It Is typical of thegmalltr pop
ulated counties, and Vance because of
■the exceptional work done by Mrs. W.
B Waddlll, It* public welfare super
In ten deni.
Legionaires Have
Splendid Barbecue
The local poat of the American le
gion aeryed a barbecue to their mem
ber* gnd a few invited guest* last
night al the Armory building on East
Walnut at reel.
The event we* largely attended,
and everyone "thoroughly tnjoyt-d the
occaalon. .
Captain Hollowell, commander of
Ihe local post opened Ihe program by
call.lng on all present to join in re
peating the I*>rd"s Prayer, after
which he brought some matters of
business be far*, the Poat.
A discussion was entered Into as
'« the lieat method of supplying the
new home the local poat is to have In
the new Community Service building
The matter was. however, deferred
until later date.
The real < ntertalnrnent of the ev
ening. Ihe “rue" was turned over to
Isiule Hummel, who after making a
short talk. Invited all present to pro
ceed. Which wa* done with a zest.
Maj. Martin,
Flight Commander
Ih IsOHt at Sea
Chlgnik. Alaska. May |. tipi Trit««
»eatch by such agencies aa the Gov
ernment could concentrate, hurriedly
went forward between here.and the
Hhmtvpiaglu Island*, 150 miles south
west of here, for Major Frederick 1,.
Martin, around the world flight com
mander, who yesterday disappeared,
after taking (be air under desperate
conditions for Dutch Harbor. 400.
miles away.
The best hop* that la held out I*
1 that Major Mar In and hP merit.,n
, lean 'hud taken refuge in some cove
'along the roast
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NIW VOKk I OTTO*
* —1
New York. May |. lArt Spot rollon
Mulct Middling 30.3#. Cotton fu
i 91*'** rlosed easy. May t%M 'tg; July
1135 3k; Oel 24 60-51; Dec. 2392;
Jan 2167-21.
' QOLMBOEO. N. C, FRIDAY MORNING, N|.*Y 7, J»2 I
- .
Storm Stricken Arran are Slow
ly Recovering from Ihe Effects
of the Terrific Tornado That
Raged Through Seven States.
Atlanta, fla.. May 1. <AP)-Town»
and rural rommunitlej stricken by
ihe epidemic of tornados that dipped
ruthlessly through seven southern
stales yesterday were slowly recover
ing tonight.
Reports gathered placed the total
death Hat at 113. There was no defi
nite Information as to the total num
ber of peraoma Injured, but estimate*
were placed aa high aa 6uo.
Property damage will lie greater
than first estimated. South Carolina
was the worst stricken state of the
•even.
Red Cross workers and other*
■were at Anderson and at Horrell Hill
settlement*, with Stale troops on
guard.*’ Property damage uhme will
amount to |76U.tNHi according to the
latest tabulation
Following is the death toll of the
various stale*:
South Carolina 11; Georgia 13; Al
abama 11; North Carolina 6; .Louis
iana 1; Arkansas 1 , „
Collegiate Press
Association Meets
At Elon College
t;. '-■■■■
Elon Codes*. May .l—The Nprth
Paroling Collegiate Press Association
representing sixteen Institution* and
twenty-two college publications in
this state, assembled at Klon College
today for Its annual convention. The
session will last for three days, clos
ing on May 3, with some forty-five
delegates In atundanre.
This is the first time Ihe collegiate
pres* association has met gt Elon.
and special preparations and an inter
esting program ha* been arranged L.
D. Elkina. Davidson College, president
ok the Association and W. H Terrell,
editor of the college paper here, have
been busy for several days past ar
ranging the program, and they have
announced the following speakers:
Professor H. Babcock, head of the
Engliah composition department of
Eton will speak on the collegw maga
zine ; Walt Fldand, of Greensboro,
will discuss the advertising size of a
'college paper; 8. M. Lyman, ex-ed
HOT of p college paper will speak on
vditorlal writing. There will also be
other addresses.
The association Itself will have nu
merous student speakers and leaders
of discussions regarding the problem*
of the college paper* and magazines.
( IIADUM BIVkIK'S WIFE
ROBBED OF YALEABLER
Richmond. April 29. UV) Jewels,
furs, and lingeries, valued at amounts
ranging from $30,000 to $60,000 were
stolen Hsturday afternoon from l-n
--dy Jane Williams Taylor, wife of the
Governor of the Bank of Montreal,
at the home of Murray Boocock, near
here today by a private detortlve ag
ency
<' •" a
Revenue Officers and
Local Talent Capture
I*arge Still and Beer
The Sheriff's dtfftarlment. with the
assistance of three revenue officers,
made a raid on Auspicious territory
yewh|rd*y. üboiit thirteen nitles east
*>f the city, and captured a still of
<arg* proportions.
It was estimated that the still had
a capacity of 66 to 70 gallons, and In
addition to the still the officer* cap
lured about SOO gallons of beer.
No men were taken In the raid,
which was made by the revenue men
aud deputy sheriff Gardner
litfiEHAl.L KEHFLTN
* I allege Its He ball
North Carolina State 17. Maryland
3.
. American League
Chicago 13; Boston 7.
Bt. Louis 8; I let roil 7
New York’ 2; Washington i
National I eager
Chicago I; Cincinnati 1.
Boston 1; New York 9,
Pittsburg |; Rt. latul* 6
Brooklyn 10; Philadelphia C
Piedmont League
Durham 6; Greensboro .7.
High Point 10; Kaleigh 3
‘ Winston Salem 0; Ihiuville HI
Virginia League
Norfolk 14; Reeky Mount 2.
Richmond 0; Portsmouth 12
Wlj|gon 7; Petersburg 4
South Atlantic l.eagae
Greenville 4; Hpertanburg I
ihaglotl* I; Macon 2
Asheville 6; Augusta 6.
Southern league
Mobil* 6; Birmingham 3.
Memphis 7; Chattanooga 2.
IJtUd Rock 3; Nashville 7
Other game* not schvdjiUd.
o' ,
TNTOt < HED by to km bo
’ T ™ Cl
The tornado that stmek Ander
son. H. C , Wednesday morning, at
well a* sections of Georgia, doing
considerable damage t* life and
property, was not severe iu the
city of Anderson aa seen, from a
message received yesterday from
Mias Annie Denmark, lo her ;>ar
ents here.
Mis* Denmark, |* of the musical
faculty of Anderson College, and
her friend* here will read with In
icrest the metmage from her. which
lot low*.
"The storm thl* morning proved
a cyclone In another pari of town
Reports see coming in of deaths’
and damage | want to go out and
see the conditions when I have
time.
“Hospital's are full of Injured but
we are untouched here Just n
physical demonstration of God's
great power and w# need *urii.
no doubt,’’
IRRMIGEMENTS HIDE
' FREETOWN
PRODUCE EXCKMI6E
i ——— i
Announcement Made al' Hfnle
('olleffe Thai Produce Will
Have Slate Federal Inspec-
Hon,
Arrangements have just been made
whereby the Ka*t Carolina Produce
Exchange of Mount (Hive, will have
the Htater-Federal shipping point iu
* pec lon for both potatoes and cucum
ber* this season, it wait announced to
day at Slate College. According to
the rurangemeut every car of pro
duce shipped by thl slnspectlon point
will be examined by a comitetent In
spector licensed by the FVderul lie
partment of Agriculture and employ
cd hy the North Carolina Division of
Markets. After a Ihoruugh examina
tion a certificate will !>•• Issued lo
show the exact grads, quality and
condition of the product* al the time
they nre delivered to the ruilway.
"This service,” says t'orrelL Shu
maker, apeclallst tn marketing for
State College, and also the Depart
ment of Agriculture, "la designed to
protect the shipper against unscrup
ulous dealers; to eneourSte careful
.handling mid to aerve as the bust*
for f. o. b. values. The ix-ach grow
er* and tomato growers will receive
a similar service lut«A."
Mr. Shumaker will be the supervis
ing Inspector tor this State, mol will
be assisted by a ffutnber of carefully
trained Inspectors, It wa* said.
LAWYERS BEGIN
10 GATHER FOR
ANNUAL MEETING
Member* of State H;tr Hold
Convention ut IMnehurst.
Plnehurxt, May 1 Member* of the
legal profession frOui throughout the
Sta'e began to gather here today for
th* twenty-sixth annual courtmion of
the North Carolina Bar Association
which wIH hold ttg formal opening at
8:15 tonight The convehtiou
wilf last through Saturday.
Much Interest Is tiring manifested,
( in the forthcoming speech of It E. I.
Saner, of Dallus, Texas, who Is pies
Ident of the American Bar Associa
tion. According to ofHriul pro
gram which wa* arranged by Harry
M. I»ndon of Raleigh, secretary of
the Slate Bar Association, Mr .Kail
er's subject wIH he "The la»w and
Ihe State."
Immediately after the convention I
calleil to older. U, L. Spencer of
Moore county will deliver the addre- t
v»f welcome, which will l» replied to
tiy D. L. Bland of Goldshorq,
"The EvoltiUon of Democracy'' will
he the subject on which N IJ Parker,
p.-esidetit of the North Carolina Bar
Association, will address Ihe ltr*t ses
sion
Justice W. P. Hlacy of the North
Carolina Supreme Court and Judge
Oliver Allen of tloidslroio will be the
principal speakers *1 the Friday mor
ning session There will be no net,
sion Friday uftrrnoon
The president of the American Bat
Association will deliver hi* add re*
I Friday evening
The mrmbei* will Indd :i hitslnesa
‘vesaloll and elect officer* Matunliy
looming.
f , ,
Mth. Henry Ford
Operative Patient
1 Detroit, Mich, May 1, (Art Mi,
'Henry Fold underwent a surgical op
•e rat ton al the Henry Foul hospllal
diere lixluy. The op-ruium. made tw-c
v«*ary by alHlominal wtlment of long
•landing, was reported to have heeu
MuntMful.
I Mra. Ford will tciuain at th, lo*
tpttal for-some time.
TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE
ATTEND THE DEDICATION
OF THE FREMONT SCHOOL
REV. D. H. TUTTLE
SUGGESTS IMME 1
~ FOR NEW HOTEL
\VrIW‘H a Very Interest ini; Life
Story About the Name lie
Surest* as a Monument to a
Notable t'haraeter.
(ID Rev I) II Tuttle)
l li*' follow ink article wan received
from 10 v I) it Tulile of Smith Hr I'd.
N In which Id- suggests tin* name
I*T (lie lo w hotel, unit (lets forth
Koine very Intertilling reaaouH for the
•ttXlte* t loti:
111 I suggest ‘Tile MMIIe (or Mu
lyt Hlnrmub' for a name Tor OsMi
lioroa new hotel. Th. rcuons: tl>
I'or the |iart she played In Revolu
tionary tint** tin part of a n il In
mine 12) Because of woman'.' prom
inetiee lb the world life of today (3 1
It Will Ire the limt hotel to tie named
for a woman
Ezekiel Slociinih was u mejnhct i f
the It mi He of Commons In 1812, 'it
15. 'l6 anil 1818. Ills wife was Mary
llooka amt the sister of Hon. Chatloa
Hooka, who waa a member of (V>ov
Menu from the Wllmrington l>lH‘iirt
In 1815 un«| in 181!) to 1825. urnl who
removed to Alahutna and reemtly
dleil there. She wna, horn In Her;!* l
eounty in tifio When both were mi
lt eighteen y. nr* old lie mpl Kcl,
|e< Slocum Ii were married, who*
nieliir, h widow Kloeitnib. had mar
ried piir father.
Put (heir honeymoon waa diKturV
eo hi the t svagos of war. for the
*te* olmton had hroki ti out. and N«r*'»
fa . i.nu for a time war the tlii'a e
■f. hoatlle and sanguinary n-mi .
Met hoy huaband joined a IrrM.i
i ) hi borne, and performed aev *r:> die
■ ty i t keeping down the Roy i“g
• !*. ndg these übaerteeH Mr*. Hlnuti 1 *
I took entire chnme of the farm, aud
I she used to ray that *lie did a* nun h
tmd all the work a in a u ever did. Cv
• ept "mauling ruila" and In do Ihal
exception away, alie wjent nut "one,
day and split a few " She waa sklll-
I ed In all the female accompilttbmanta
r of sewing, spinning and weaving ;md
washing. and perfect"ln horseman
ship Tlie follow lint clrnimstain.il
will show her noble spirit gn*l her
Nipre than feminine courage. j u *r
hi fore the tiaitie of Mofrn'a Creek.
1177t*t the men had all gone Ulldei
faswetl to tight the Tor lea under Mu. -
<ti>li.il*fcS? ' Oloiiel Sloi iuiili was HI 111.
battle whic h oceumd on the 271 h of
February. 1776, and Ida recollection
of the part he bore in that wn 100
ylvld ever to be foryotten "And,” he
Would say, "my wife waa there* she
was. Indeed '• 0
Whi n the British ’ man bad from
Wilmington to Virginia* under laud
( ornwaUis In 1781. t ‘olortel Hlm'iinth's
farm waa, right In the rear of their
march One beautiful Spring morn
Inr, 1 olonel 'I it riel oil, aer'WniiaiijnJ
hv IWO Aide, de camp, it.ished tip to
Hie pill//.i (f olulltl Sli.iUlldl (Ihell
l.leutenant) was away from home uu.l
Mrs. Shsumti with her lltlle boy and
a near female relative (afterwards
wife of Major Wjlliolo.) were sitting
in the piazza t'olon.'l l.irTetun In
formed ber that tip was under the ne
reselly of Inking <|U»rlers In her
house, in a tone that admitted of no
denial or controversy. „ His legion,
eon.slatiny of marly two hundred ami
fifty men, amt many others, then tilled
the avenue Their telil . were piteti
eil in the ••rrhutd and T.trleb.n and
he. officer* occupied the house*
Mrs. Kim iiinh with cheerful nt'* now
I* 4 'rfjirmetl th** duties of hq; pitsltty su
nneeremotiiously forged upon her. 81m
prepared them an excel lent ilmnr
and ref re hments While the Mil sh
* *' r '' there (hi *rt pi ..i. d ~ad raid i
r«*port of fir*, mm was hettid In Hie
distance A route d was going on he
tween u party of the American* and
the Tories This si .rlled the Itrltte.li
hut In u few moments h-r Hn liand
ailli Charl. i Hooks. In r brother, then
•bout thirl** n, ami other returned
hTyiii- I hey ha t I*, eh en.-irril in ttt<
shtilui.di with the Torn ; and had
m arly reached Hie bout.** .when at
faithful'slave (Big Oenrgc) who hid
le i n posted by hiv mist re , warned
•hem of their peril (jul.k as ihotiyht
tiny wheeled, at one Imuiiul eleared
the f* nr.*, and b ap* .I the next. amid
a shower of halls from the yd.ilil v
and thus caeapcd.
IHHIttl. PRISON tit twivi’ls
Willi I I N Itftl II: 111 PRIH4IN
Indianapolis. May I 'll .l*. it Jjtm
ts rl. fetjei .l |h . inner 111 the eilHt'.sh
of officers, who are toklm fohdTi
(*<>v. ttnir W.irieu T McCray. o' 111-,
dUnu. t*» Ho* Atlanta i<elilt'tiib»iy,et>!
**a,t<**| to*-ay hear Kathhurn Tetm . a.
ivoirllnr f*> a dl ps-tch to 111 Indian
ap.ilia .*Nvwsj.
• • • *<•*. m *4»
.1. It. I dint*, (buirntiin of the
Itoaril of Truslm, in ilis
S|wfih of I'rvweittaliott of Ihe
S|M*;tker Gave a Itiief History
of th# I'roKress of the (iradetl
1 School in Fremonl.
A etowd estiiualcd at over two Lhuu
.ml people a 11*-iide.l tin* es.r.d!.
. *<tb allna th* l new bundled thousand
dollar school bull.linn ut Fremont yes
l.rilav The addi* d il.llv.ieil hy
11*yiv it K Stacy, of l.iiuils rlori. N i ,
was appropriate to the is . aslon. mid
as enjoy**.l to the fullest hy the great
• i.iyyil which greeted him in the ttiplt
fa hoel uilitilorllini
Ml I It la«ue. i hail in in of the
hoard of trustee., m his speech *d
I"* eutalloii, rave a brief bl-slor* of
Ho propl. sos tin* graded school in
I- .■loom, amt paid slowing tribute t
Ho lust hoard of ti u te* s and to the
L'mi'-ceiated teachers ju the ps-I wtc
• Ibid mude thiii jo. .lit a. liieyeim nl
JM. (hie
Mr. .1 A Rest, ii in. ruber of the
county board of education. 1 aee* pt**d
lh> tout.liny on behalf of the till
*•'" of the community Me Rest said
lu part. "W<* are promt of this build
liik and uh w.* accept it, we assure
you that w*> are ready to furnish-you
the funde noceaaary t*> main tain in it.
am Ihsil eipiul lo.tiic best in.the Suit*
Hut with all this we do not want to
he selMiih We long to ~<*e the day
wh. n eyei y l Ml y and zli lln Wuyne
county, y.a In t'arulina. may
kuv. the opisirtunlty of foing to this
•bool If If js considered liest idt
uul.'d fiir them or to some other
whoyl. e*tual in every reaped."
“The ehalrmun, Mr lame, then call
ed upon Mr M T K.laeiion, a form
er '.nperinteiident -of (he Fremonl
aehools. Mr. J. T. Jerome, county m
is rinlem nt of >* h. ol», Mr J. K
Kelly, mom her of the bos id <( r Fdu
cut ton and Mr. John Havi*,''* former
titmnti. r aif tip* hoard of trustees who
each in turn offered frliciiaMomi to
tbe corntuunity and tmard of trustees
for this splendid enterprise so BUc
uljj- tarried (o eiimplctiou. .... .
Mi It P Ay*nek id pri seutlnf th.
«|s a! er of the occasion paid splcn
dt-t jrmpTff in The iTTsrinaiilshed four
, sons of a Metbrsllat minister whh
have ronlrllmled so much to |he pro
rres* nl th. ,4tate
Th** address .delivered hy Mr Htacy
was pronounced hy all who heard him
as on. of (he t|n«" I ever heard Tn
W ayne county He rim <■ us‘his suh
j*-<d "lalucatlon,” ind''all prestn felt
that tlwy hint a iiew and broader con
ceptloß of what education really
means when he hud finished
The picnic dinner r* rve.l on the
nrou KIA wan all that could he desired
from* .' rr iaiol|w.|iif. “To say that It
wan pi*o|,ire.l and . rve.l In the usual
style of the*)., ople of Fremont is an.
pie kii.> raids " of its success
Tin* May Huy exercises fj ,hy the
vtammar yra.les held In the Kchrsd
auditor non slut hy the primary uratl**.
on the f*. Is**d ruounds at sunset were
toU'ittfol unit highly entertaining
The imp.l* evldcn* it tin splendid
tralttlny fait had been given them hy
• In* coi>p • at t*a* ber i of the Fremont
griul-d ; • itool
Frein.o.t I to be . j nyrr.itoliit. il up
on tile siowus of the undertakiny
will* U ColiXln.it> *1 It} Hie csrrkfM bt
yesli tda- A nostern high school atid
graded , bad building thoroughly
cijaipped to nos t every n**ed of tin
present ..'torsiloo is ail uchtrvenieiif
of w fitch t lie cypmi.truly him a flit,
to fa* or oud. • a
a Fr»«ani of I xercl-c'.
If tin A M
Musk*- i*'r.<ttoont tiraibd Mcluhi
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Orebenfrn 'a
I’ravi r HeV. J A Dailey
I’r seßlxtmi of girhool Hint.Uni *1
It I .ana, < lialfwyan of Hoard of Trie
ti*es .
A. . p ...<*✓*• bvl nlf of illlzens *t
the . lstrict-J A past.
Micta- Frrixnnl Ctra.h d H< h«o!
IllcllefctlpM.
I'i. <nr it lot. of- s 1 ■ i iV I Av
Cocit. t* t- ,
Aildri'tu H.i. h F Htacy hum
h* rfon. Nl f*.
M. not.itlou lTev I *’ lb. .1.
I So I* \|
Invocation Ik v F A Idle*
• 'ommundy H< me E>|ne t
3.!i« 1* M.
May If* .I'vsrcl . I.y Uramm*
Urndes tin A mill ori.en I
\t Hon "*t
May I»ny Fxeret*e hy Prlmirj
( *r»di lO|. S. la.il Gruolldii )
FlttMtlNFN I s. f. till | unit
HII S; M is lAFTISI MINIM I It
(iaffney, H i',. ytay I (A*) In
p b:ir|«*s M nl) ic. id.hu! of the Fur
man I nlv. i .it> ,i tict uvllle, from
|sh| in IN e, di* d here at midnight at
the home ti his daughter, 'lra l.'u
ward Mat* ii. He wan Imrii In
Fharle tod In 1851 and ),eiv .1 um |vs
tor ui ltat|*i * I.in to t i .Uabim.i.
Tanni .**>, Ho uh Furolin a .Mi* jt
pi hud Virgo » Fun. rnl b. iaitg#
mints hayu toil l.ctn L.mip'mi J.
MEMBER OF
ASSOfIATED PRKSS
rurae fivk < > eni , s
THE sue IS HERE
ACCORDING TO THE
EXPfRtMEP STATION
The 'I 0 fur Ihe (.row er* lu
Lei tty in the Ksterminn
tiun o Ihe Weevil is as Early
as Ihe L.uk Apitears.
i
Itihidgh, A) rlfaX--ffho first boll
weaylla of thg- year bare bvcu found •
according 1 1 Franklin Hbarmait, Chlaf
hi Hnfoiool.cv for the Kxpvriment
Station and F.<imaid# Service,' who lx
in ncelpt .4 two ..pacimenx, one Irom
a rorr* f jioml. nt inear Fayetvvtllr the
oilier from it., Meld Htatlon at Aber
deen. Th*. first v ia said to have been
taken from the man's tuck while he ,
was in Hie field uii.tnivising the plant
ing of rot ton, the taller was reported
to have Urn (bund by the workers
of the Experiment station while they
w.i. jailing in«r«k| .from a pfach
tree I'.uir! con other specimens,
thought to have be. n bool vteevUs,
have l*een pn viouMy received this
year, it was tated, Imt m f*r these
la t two were th* first real boH weev
ils.
During the lari two years, explain
'd Mr Sherman, the Division of Kn
tutuolngy of the Slate College of Ag
ricuiture and fiepartro ut of Agrlcul
tine, has reuUe.Med that farmers and
others Interested semd in first living
boll weevil specimen* which might
he found under and condition* and
later to send in specimeaa found on
young cotton. Thews fart*, ha said,
. are desircl from sll parta of the cot
ton growing area of the atate. In or
der to determine the ssaaonal activi
ties of the Insert. Karh year there arn
mmiy r> simnses. It was explained, but
In moat . as.s of winter or eerly
spring findings, they prove to b« In-;
sect* entirely different from th* boll
* e.vil and not harmful to cotton.
These early apiing records are
closely ia accord with similar find;
Ings of Inst year's says Professor
Sherman." aand indicates that the
very eurßesi boll weevils merge *Ar.p
when there la no cotton,: Pmnumab
ly many of theme do ti«for* there era
rollon * nongh for them to feedd upen.
and till uiur* before there are
squares try, which to lay their egga.
they are pnihahljr one* which warm'd
up early, h**< ame hungsiy and wnr#
•esrehing for thetr only known rwru
lai t .**..( cotton.
"We think these? flndian show the
oundness of oug position In not add
vocal lug the use of poison from the
first time the weevils are found. It
is probable that a lew boll weevtla
are on young ration Irom th* time
th*' first leaves are expanded, and If
one were to slart poisoning then be
would make scv*r*l applications be
fore there were squares to be protec
(•’d to hurt by the weevil. This lyaifUl
tie a Headless expense and we dfc not
•*dvl:< it is a safer-ami more-profit
.hie not to poison ‘'until tb*> squaren
liegin to form. Hy that time many oh
the weevils will he dead without hav
ing don*' hunp and without any eg
jM'ieu* When qpiiren begin to form. If
tlieie he an many an 20 wtevila to the '
acre, use the- dust poison or the pois
on* *| molasses mixture Repeat this
a vyjek later 4f many w*evila appear
to fa atilt pros, nl After many squar
ed'are wcirTtornied, It ta beat to u *
th>* dust poison
"This advice |«; not only In accord
with t hem.loutiona from our ours
test* *.r lust year, but ia In accord
with ihe advice now being generally
tr.v. n hv I xperiiio ut Htallons lu nil
cotton Htules.**
If. N. C. Debater*
For Meeting With
the Sewanee Team
Fh.ip* | Hilf; May I Julian R. Alla
brook of Roanoke Knpidn. and D-anl*
(J. Downing of Fayetteville will rvp
rv'Sent the Fntversity of North Far*.
lina on the affirmative against H«wa
nee« negative her* on Friday night
In the Southern triangle debates t’ar
olin.i will send a learn to debate Tu
lon* '„U N* w (nl.utis aml Titian* and
S* »an*c will meet at He's ate"**. Tetin.,
lo complete the triangle.
Th** quurv 1« ' Resolved That Fon
gnws should be gTv*«u the power to
over ride d* ('talons of' the Rupramw
t'ourt In de. daring acts of Cotigrvwg
tncotihi t'illon:i|"
The Tar Heel negative team, con
te ling with Tularw*V affirmative at
N. s Orleans. Is repteaented by A.
**«'• der of HiiHebury, 1 and Q. C Harnp
"ii i hsp* l Hill ,
m tin ii iok r; nt. r. nti dfnt
i ha,M Hill. May I (A*» A s'ate
whle smirch for (,'hurtle Pritchard is
as I*l to now to- in operation hy the
’filemis rind lelatlvea of the young
man who siud.nU say has been
missing from the t’nlvcrsity where he
'was a student, for two weeks, It has
b**-n re polled that student* heard
from him in Durham ten* than a
w<» k ago but at .Hie University It
was tated ih.it he had not att. nded
clu «s wince tlw Rnurvr holidays.
i Tho *«l only produces egga one*
'in Its lifetime.