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VOL XXHL NO. 3.
RAEPORD, NORTH CAROLmi^liBUR^DAY. APRIL 14, 1927.
$1.50 Per Year.
“s.
>il
,J
J^y lilt fir Neit Covt
Antiotfh:’ A D. McNeill.
Alae Sprite: D. A. Cunie,
J. A Clark^^A. R. LiviPKStoo,
P.R. Wright. W. D. Walters,
W. M. Btoe. ■’
littler Bivdr: Hogh McGill,
W. A Smith
McLattchlin: W. W. McLean,
L. M. Maxwell, K C. Hitter,
Marshall Lindsay, J. R. Lapps,
D. K. Parker, J. M. Parker, M.
ii'. Uav, A.A. Bay,.lr., J.C. Blue.
4 /^K^ewhiffle: J. R, Lucus, M.
LL Wall. B. D. Strothpr.
Raefordl W. A. McLean, M.
B. Warren, M. W. 1> w, Harvey
Odie, A. K Currie, biuce Morris,
J. Baker, R. J. Diamond, J. H
Oampbell. J. E. McNeill, a. 'A.
Ceftnpbell, W-F. Waiters, J. C.
McLean. W' A. Davis^
Cameron.
‘ Btonewall: J. W. Bass, D. B.
Trawick,^ J. S. Quick, J. A. Jor
dan, W 1. Culbretb.
SkoaU it Be Mlowed?
Notice to TaxpayWs.
. I .f Under the new law, land will
S^E^eo many attempts on' not be advertised for taxes un
the‘/part of writers, some of | til the ist of May, but this is to
whom are so called ministers of i aive notice that on that date, all
Qtaens Tfrimiig Canq^
This summer there will be
85,000 young men all over the
United States as the guests of
Uncle Saih for one month at the
Citizens Military Training Camps
from Jane l6th to July 14th.
The purpose of these camps are
Unquestioned and their benefit to
young Americans is obvious-
^^en our industrial organizations
acekwakening to the fact that
’ JLhese graduate useful and alert
young men and are beginning to
aelect them for places of respon
Thole camps are quite differ
It from the grim, bdrstipg knd
the Gospel, to c.amaflage and be- j
Cog the issue, denouncing it as
an attempt to force the teaching
of theology, in our schools and
colleges, while knowing that
there is nothing whatever per
tuning to the teaching of the
ology in legislation that has bseh
proposed, but merely an effort to
prohibit that part of evolution
which tekches that the human
evolute foom a. lower order of
creation, and on back to the least
specia of life.
I can npt see how anyone can
accept this theory and the Bible
at the 8£^me time. You must re-
Neill’ject one or the other. All Bible
believer! accept Moses as one of
the greatest inspired writers. It
seems to me that tbe most con
firmed atheist would have to ad
mit that he was an inapfCed man,
or he never could have written,
the code of laws that he did.
Where is the man today, aside
from the influence of the Bible,
after 3,600 years of evoluting,
could give a code of laws that
would in any way compare with
it?
If then, he was inspired in
giving the law, would he have
presumed to give an account-
of man’s origin except by inspi*
ration? 1 believe Moses’ account
of tbe children of God, and that
He breathed into them the living
spirit. Perhaps this detailed
monkey crowN who seem to be
.80 numerous, were the children
oFmsn, who came, through the.
lands in the county on which the
taxes have not been paid, will
be advertised as the new law pro
vidfm
EDGAR HALL,
Sheriff.
5?;
New*.
^Robeson
':i[n .this
ision
Ro
A farni
county was
year by the co’
ers at Ibeir m
Although tbe
that a farm censuk
year, nooe has bei
Robeson in the past
and last year this county was the
only one in the State which did
not have a census
Mr, J. Madison Burns of Row
land died at the Tbompsdn Me
morial hospital Monday from
hardening of the arteries w'hichbe
had been ill with at tbe hospital
for more than three weeks.
Miss Fannie Higley, aged 69,
died Tuesday night from injuries
sustained early Sunday morning
when she fell and fractured her
hip. It is thought that she was
walking in her sleep when tbe
accident occurred which resulted
in her death. ‘
Damages amounting to $75,000
are sought ip a suit begun by
Mrs. Minerva Inman in Su^rior
court yesterday morning for^ the
death of her husband, Walter
Inman, who was instantly killefd
by an explosion caused by the
ignition of gas which formed ip
a gasoline tank belonging to ths
Gulf Befinibg. Co. * on December
Harder Case.
Thij^pl mprder of Sheriff
JameN^Tuimer of Lee county
>y Tom Ml Avenue,
filacpI^Hprison and Parker
BoMls^P'^znaary, the trial of
Judge N. A. Sin-
ctpiE.l|^$ftfprd iaat week, re
vealed moBt .revolting
atidhea^ll^i^mes ever com-
mHtod state. ^
'Hie pariBwere btodkaders and
ere rppng a Stttl, which had
n rhp^sd to the sheriff of
whj^gvith officers of Chat
;nLeoai% (the still w||f'
fh Chwanct,. ^d^er '
dnel/haup^ed ja 'joint ral
The ^’ewiknesaes,
offlci^,wirttet not killed,
wasCoirlMp^^ Tfe.' ^iirieaB-
nesspf tMKe'blbbkBderS, their
cru^dev^y is bibodcardling.
idence you glean
i^.)B that type have ^e-
uiake liquor if they
have Ib l^Mut all tbe ofl^cero.
ws sSure^ritofaiiarchy.
.,H‘
60 years.
Oldtluoc
April 3,
of blows
axe.in tt
a near pc
Gtbspu ipi
the Thot
terpoic^
theoh^l
stateiC^...
that.Jb%>^
ha^
day
Cooety News
impson, white, aged
at bis home near
iSunday afternoon,
firesult, it is alleged,
the head with an
inds of Willie Allen,
)r. .OoroPec L. P.
;ted an inquest at
home Suodaf af-
dng his death and
^.evidence was tbe
Thompson’s wife
In, -Willie Allen,
eh* home on Sun
farish 27, to get
Phat she,'. Willie,
if.vwi
their premises at their homes and
pla^ of business, and it was
decided that tbe week April lotb
to the 17th be set apart as Glean
Up Week for everyoody.
No farther business tbe meet
ing adjourned. Refreshments,
consisting of sandwiches and
coffee were served by the hosteses
LOCAL NEWS.
The gardeners gardened sure
enough durink the past week.
Mr. Duncan Kennedy, a good
citizen of Moore county, died Isst
Week.
Next Sunday is Easter, ai.c.
eggs will be scarce on tbe market
this week.
Mrs. D. S. Poole had her first
English peas from her garden on
April 8th.
Mrs. Patience WAtson of Row
land is visiting Misses Loulq and
Alice Watson.
Uon. Charles Slomback, a for
mer State Senator from Mont
gomery county, is dead.
We had considerable frost
Monday morning, but it looks
like most.plants survive
Mr. Kelly Sessoms had peas
out of his garden April 8tb, and
put cabbage on the market April
. Tragic Death at Flyav Firfi.
Fayotteville. N. C., Apr. 8.—
Lieut. Herbert W. Qamlile*
popular young oflScer of the t2ad
aero squadron at Pope field, died
late yesterday afternoon frofli
injuries sustained when bit
plain fell lOO feet Staff
geant Edward C. Hilleobrand,
tbe other occupant of the ill-
fated flying machine suffered a
fracture of the skull and cuts and
bruises on the legs. His condi
tion was reported very satisfac
tory this morning.
Lieut. Gamble and Sergeant
:lilienbraod were making flights
with a J. N. S. training plane at
the time the deplorable accident
occurred. After a height of
about 100 feet had been reached
the engine apparently started
missing, according to brother
officers, and Lieutenant Gamble
immediately “nosed” the ma
chine, but tbe air was very
bumpy” or gusty and it is
thought that a gust of wind
caught the plAne and nreveoted
it from leveling out before reaciP
ing the ground.
WANTED
llth.
Htil
iiiif bi^Jlfei.ifibj^^wrbriped
iJihy^Siqal , yikoi
and ^cal axcettotk^,;
deirstoh^ak koA'detooi^ric feel-
ibg wre o^eibped; bve and i^y
iMeo^ for bur flag and'.; douhtry'
rgira t||a natural obteome of the-
■Th^oreBi^evelt saidt “The
tent %here hoys sleep side by
weida Will l^k^ ^ public
si^pol ambpk th||((reat agents of
D^oqi^y.” rFresidwt Cool-
idge. whose owd Son has attend
ed the last two camps, call these
. ”An essential ih the
National .Seenrity and
itially a i^ool in “Hjiti-
i|l: ” General Pershing has
S^tnpsr ‘‘The men grow
i^aggressive, mere cohfideni;
ci]|a|;|he ct^dreh pf di4 hot
ahd Iiimauh4s^ {toying
taxes support elhools Where
ch is taiight ptir'childre-Oi
If I believed ^sai^ my^faith
in the bid Testament' be
jgOB^apd with it the' New; for
the Uld Testament to that which
testifies and confirms that Jesus
to the Christ. Jesus said that
the children of this generation
are wiser than the children of
light- It certainly seems so in
tIMs case, when they are forcing
the children of light to pay .for
thn torching of a theory that is
designed to undermine the faith
of their children in the Bible.
1 am aware of the fact, that
the Bible itself is in no dani^i: of
beihd. undermined, for it wHi
stand against all atfacks^/of the
the Thompson Memoriat he
lor Ss^eraL weeks the p^t wip;
ter^ di^ kt her home Ren-
nert j^ia morning at. 3 o’clock,^
Bohc»onian.' . v"v
devil, but faith of the children
to not as impregnable as the Bi
tbs 8piri\ of Isadershiil jj|4e
|ittotive, and in every wav
^e' better able to meet the
ieins.of everyday life, . '
DO better-place for the
men eff today to .spend a
it and profitable summers
itttot than at a Citizen to Mfii
Training Gamp.
WeyraoitoS fieigjhte W
W. Bobertion, of ItoP ;
rato^^of*
IS PUoty
The l8th amendmenat is here
io stay, but look at the good men
whq are being slain every dtoyj>y
tbe attacks of the deytl
it. And there is ho wav ^i^|iii
'mating tbe Joss, ip, hliman "^uUr
Ihr the loss of ope ohiMto;|iHttojD
their fatberto
is of the algpifioaht teanaac-
Ihto'weSkitoSoathsrndE^ittlw,
t to Boy Pashto of tW M
iHui6d'^
May the spiritual eyw '^tofVtbs
^Virginia, at the.,
an aore.^il%e
[ej^itiban thinks ;he
Into this ,ix>a(try
QUSWfaefe He set
m 70 eggs, and has only
■ ' /'
ef poultry was
i^rum Baefoi^ last
worth of poul-
ahipped from Rae
ip^ Ooiirt iy. L.
Jtitointb, H^enaoH
i‘^derifo8'4a
today see li||ie hoa|a that / plq
and cod on this measurer aw qn/
hersteto3;Hie motiye hebttid;(^e
hootSr )!!^ouid remh^
'the tyro leading/ spirif(r* id ^|i
^psB brtal in/Tsn&totoe^f that
of. jprySo: and ' Darroq^. .;y7ith
fob alUoi^^
¥ith dfliich of the t’toq yydhld
^ prefer Iqsjt^d fidfoito tbd fi^
toal-JudgSl -V
; j. M. DipNii
NoTg:; ThS ahovw
cation was se&to
OitoSrveh, hn* Phbll^
denied. Tbedaity.pi;"
State itoadmaot Sj
refigjoD —Editor.
#bo whs a patiej^at
son.
thi^tU
CM^citoiar
|DU8banl
'bead with the
l|Bhnday following
c^f -itovihg regaiood
Miss Alice McDufifie Andrews
of Raleigh is carrying the mail
on Route 2 during her father’.'^
illness.
Mr. T. D. McLean of, Aber
deen has resigned as Field Au^ent
for the North Carolina Co oper
ative Marketing Association.
The strawberry crop is ripen-
eniUg, and picking began last
wOek. The crop is said to be
lunger than last. yeaif’s by
. -'f
'a^e’''Qut e
town printers to do their print
Ing-^Serry work suits them bet-
As many boys iis will in Hoko
coigit between the ages of IB
and 18. to fee,! .at home from 1
to 12 pigs These pigs are to be
fed a B.4LANCED -RATION knuWH
bs til.’ s'.vine gr.>wer'^ throughout
it Li tiaroliim Ji - the VV W.
'oha.' Ration. The pigs to be fed
sno’j.ii be Jan , !'Vb. March or'
Apri farrowed. T h? leedin^
perioit to last from .fmrt'1st to
Sept. l5th. Af eod of faeditfg
^ p^iod at iaast uae carload te lie
Gi^d Dies dlBurts &|tbitoed1n R
Utinh, April 9i-LThe 'hp4y
Dollie Mae lO y^rs
who died yesl^^^jr oft^ ipjuri'S^
sustained in
Orphanage a^ ^l^li/%heiwsfae
was ah iqmate^t d^e iflforjed'
here this afternpom^he funeral
was conducted ftoiu’ddto Presby
terian Church^ bto Rev. A- R. Me’
Queen, the im8tor»^ and inter
ment was made" in’^ Griteiiwood
cemetery. ^tD^ftsedv-was a
daughter of the.late L. A. Bag
gett, of Duhn, dnd is survived
by her mother. She was a pro
tege of the Dunn Masonic lodge
at the Masonic Orphgnge, and
was an unusuallv brigiit child.
She, has been a membep of
orphanage singing class qn sev
hral of the
ilveftofik
Ratofpr^ and drgantoi^i,’Wi
to^bs knqam aa
and’^iiive Stock Ass^iadeh; This
aashbiatieD is bf
todmulatiita the; production of
mtoPA and better live Stoc|, in.
Hoke bp^ty .Aid,also '^F
purpose of :maritot|ag tli^e shr
jplus ^roducto; and putobaring
inatejigto aufi.; fquibrnent^ team
i Vii ■ ' at
r.-'Sahltors -bf. the / North
ilia Di^ton of^Markets^was
iili ahd exqlainedithb fhne
'tions bf tbtae assbciaUQDs.
Oi
fdjjy m
rihbui
eotly
iday m(
qq^her brej
aha about
het bouse
came su.ddej
the bed,
ly cklled a di
before medii
reach her.
\q
The Civic
Woman’s pi
Hall Tuesc
29 membej
meeting yjas
called andfi
proceeded
electing offic
vear-ns folio
Mrs
Mrs
m
:Uittlev wife of
^2“
preset
Miss L. L. Ofioqii q/, Norfolk^
Va.^ 'ahd . lilta ' ^oe. Rn^ton of
‘ blriatb, Michigan^ hibtor^
foiTfoliffolk ^^rtday - hud sp^t
week ehd totkn MMu;'. Odomt’s
Mrii.r J# H.
dfod suddenly
kt her home in
/ LtttlS was
...usual.; health
ohup and
e was uh
busy wi|;h
r-Jahea she hii*
DTahd^fell
hitohahd h'ur;
qr i hui ;.She 3i'b4
/assista hce ' cdtfld'
rtfiburtoTJx.
Apartment of. the
let in i[iwaDi8
April 5. With
lesept;-’ Jtfter the
lied'to Older, toll
ites read the club
busineBs. first
for the .poming
eron.lChm.',
. . ite, V^i^^hm.,
Mrs H L^ai^'tu Sec, & Tres
Mrs. Carneron^amestly asked
for tbe -coopimtion o| each
woman of the^Ab, by ab doing,
be a help to ouf^iown and eomi
munity.
Mrs Lester, ^dtoirnuii of Coto
munity Welfar^' gims .ii good
report, mostiy ipnewming the
help the Civio Btoparllitoit has
been doing for^tlm sql^l.. After
sevdiral other dfolHI'wtters of
business were deposed oL the
program was taktt up-
The- subject for tae M
meeting. Hon^ ^Imj^vemenk
was combined with ti|e
for tbe ApriL meeting. Town
Sanitation, aqdi vefy iotereeting
program was:'readpred. by the
following ladito;
A Weil Balqhbed Diet, jSy Miss
Avanele Salmoh. / '
; A Few Hoitobbold Hints, by.
Mrs. H. L. G^in,
Cooking hf 'Meal^
Mrs Fairley tjhfto
subject for
'^nitatioDiSh'*
usual way—8{
t The cbairt
by Mrs.
>k ah the
)n. ’{town.
iki.Q her
ter,v and they want to pay more
than we cbargA
J udge M. V. Barnhill of Rocky
Mount will preside over the next
tenn of Hoke Superior court,
and the term will he conveaed
Monday, April 18th.
Mr. M. G. Ray of Rockflsh ac
cidently knocked a kettle of
boiling water from a cook stove
and burned his left ankle very
badly two weeks ago, and has
suffered intensely since, al
though his wound is gradually
hmptoving.
j. D. Williams, colored, had a
cahtelope se^ dropper on. exhi-
bitiqn at 'McNeiil and McDiar-
mid store Saturday, that he had
made himself that looked >iike' a
good piece of farm machinery.
It pan easily be converted into a
cojnl, pea 01^ cotton dropper. He
is a tine workman.
Mr. W._M. ffiomas to building
a ndw brick residency on his
farng^wo miles west of town. He
hhd^A new hri(^ ghn^S and
wfoiMids home is . beiiiK^uilt:
living In it, very oomfriBtoiy,
he says If he had knoi^^ow
jeobd. h garage he has heT|^ld
nevaribothefed about building a
newrtaidwee.
, Danelaqwell.'who hhd• been
indicted fbir non support'’ of bis
Wife, was seut ont to wnrk for
W> R Blue few the county com
nito^D^ onHhe first Monday at
aU hffreed wage, but Dam didn’t
like the |ob, and several other
flungs abbut.it. So be absented
himself without leave within a
day or two, an^^his whereabouts
nds here ;are
of the-'SOT'
Elizabeth
etudeat at Kii
in Charlotte«^4s
to unkown.
i Her many
vety sorry jo I
Illness of Mi
spins, yho 18
Buainess*
yafy jU at^l^
J, Covington
Sw dri-aw, and' .Pai
ibat city;^
her fab^
And as a reward for work welt.
done, a trip by auto from RaeforJ
to Richmond wilt be taken bv
those boys who finish the feed
ing schedule, this trip to be made
for the purpose of seeing their
hogs m irk eted. aod also to in
spect tiie slaughter and packing
houses around Richmond.
Each member will be required
to keep records on amount of
feeds consumed by bis pigs and
the roSt of these feeds, also the
weight of the pigs at tbe timet
feeding is begun, and the - final
weight when feeding is finished.
The feeding schedule is as
follows: Feed for one pig for 5
weeks..10 lbs. fish meal; 10 lbs.
coro meal; 20 lbs. wheat shorts;
40 lbs. grain corn ihe milled
feeds, or pulverized feed, to be
thoroughly mixed and kept dry
until fed, and fed as a wet mash
morning and night at the rate of
a half pound fc the first three
weeks, and two thirds of a pound
for tbe latter two weeks. Tbe
grain corn to fed separately and
duandin the same innportkm
a^N^ milled feeds-
^e above schedule is for tbe
first s weeks of the feefiiig pe
ripd only. A second feemai
sohedule will be furnished latcHr
JO those who may take advan
'lage of this opportunity to learn
hew to properly feed ymmg pigs.
This is a wonderful opportu
nitv for Doys to learti bow to
feed a balanced r^ion and also‘
to learu what constitutes a hid
anced ration for livestock.
. It is hoped that fathers and
mothers will encourage their
boys in this work. This method
or feedipg youivg bogs is not .an
experiment but one that »s being
used by-sonie-grow! rsover North
Ca^pliiiC and has proven a sue
cess.
A cai’d to the countv agent
givihg nime 4ud addr.ss with
the numb^ of pigs to be fed is
all that is necessarv |'he coup
ty atrcfni will fumi^b b-hi«m«ti-
irt ciwi., "freaen price per ft an
dred. pounds is $o 52.. '
Girls bf high school age will ito
ccepted Fatbera and
isd. ’
gladly
/Oft"