THE REVIEW; RETOSTtLLB, N. 0.
PAGE SIX
FRIDAY, MARCH 2, .1917
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NOTICE OF SALE.
North Carolina,
Rockingham County.
In the Superior Court
liefore the Clerk.
In the matter of tho Estate of .Mitis
Emma Badgett, Insane. NOTICE.
Under and by virtue of an order of
the Superior Court of Roeklnghnm
County, North Carolina, made in I tie
special proceeding entitled "In the
matter of the estate of Miss Emma
Badgett. Insane," the undersigned
Commissioner will, on SATURDAY,
MARCH 10, 1917. at two i'dock p.
m., In front of the Dank of Madison.
Madison, North Carolina, offer for
sale to the highest bidder for cash
that certain tract or lot of land lying
and being in the town of Madison,
Madison Townshop. Rockingham
County, North Carolina, on what was
formerly known as Acadomy Street
la the town of Madison, and more par
ticularly described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the North side of Acad
emy street in the town of Madison (rt
front of II. F. Wiley's new home at a
t-tone; thenco ruining North 125 feet
to Williams line; thence Westerly
with Williams line 100 feet to an al
loy; thence South with im alley 125
feet to said street ; thence E;;sf. with
said street 100 f. I to the first station
and containing about 12,000 feet of
land, more or less. See Deed Book
91, page 301 .
This 7th day. of .February. 1017.
J. M. SHARP, Commissioner.
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000 MOTOR CRAFT
ITS.
NAVAL EXPERTS BUSY AT DE
SIGNING SWIFT VESSELS TO
KEEP WATCH ON OUR COASTS
IN WARTIME ONE HUNDRED
READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE.
DEADLIEST FOE OF THE U-BOATS
The navy department has begun
preparations for the building of a iik
torbiiat palm! Heel fur defense ngiiinst
German 1 '-bonis I Ii.-i t might cross the
Atlantic to prey on shipping or to enter
American harbors in onieli of batile
ships. A'. Loring Svviise.v of Swasey. Ray
mond a l'..-e, Boston ship architects,
li:.M been e.ilie'l to Washington, it Was
learned, to l.il,o ch,i.-:e of the o)i
hlrueiioii in private shiioards of motor
patrol boats, to he equipped with fore
and aft guns wireless, sea rehl iglits a ml
unique bombing devices.
Simultaneously with the call of Mr.
Swasey to Washington to take charge
of this work, Admiral Knight has noti
fied the oliieers of the various civilian
patrol .nuadi"iis. computed o!' private
ly owned mntoilioats. to hold their men
subject to call. There are 1,MH) power
boats on the Atlantic coast enrolled In
the civilian niotorhoat patrol organiza
tions, of these probably 100 could be
firmed and equipped for defensive
work against submarines and be ready
at short Mot Ire.
Onr Thousand of tha Boata Needed.
Yachtsmen estimate that not. fewer
than 1 . k m boats of a type of widen ,
only a few exist In the I'nlted States!
today would be necessary for the:
proper patrol of the coast. In view of
the speed with which patrol boats were
built for England, It is believed 'that
tho l.Ooo boats could be built In much;
less than a year to substitute or sup
plement the work against submarines
that may have to be done in the first
instance by private owned volunteer;
craft. The Culted States has now two!
types of .patrol bouts that were con
structed for test and as a guide for
yachtsmen. One of each type has been j
constructed, and both boats, one thirty-j
five feet In length and the other sixty- j
six, are capable of doing twenty-live to i
thirty miles an hour. j
While the government and motorboat :
men are preparing for defense against i
submarines, the question of netting the i
harbors has come to the front A num
ber of navy experts deny that it is es-;
sentlal to ml the harbors against the.
possible invasion of submarines, whiles
others Insist that" if-one submarine j
should get into a harbor where a per-!
Hon of the -Atlantic Meet Is lying the i
havoc would be tremendous, as each
torpedo would count to tlie full. So !
far as can be learned, the navy depart- j
ment Is Inclined to rely at the start In
any case on protection by the patrol
boats, tin nigh urged by -'civilian yachts
men to proceed promptly with the prep-;
arntlon of nets for all harbors likely to
be frequented by any portion of the At
lantic -.fleet- ' ':: . ..
Patrol Boat Moat Effective.
Patrol boats supplemented by nets,
wire and bomb devices of various kinds
have not been more than sufllcieut for .
England's 'protection against the sub-:
marines.' While the patrol boats that
spread out In .fanlike circle after 8
submarine has submerged for escape
are the most effective instruments de-j
vised for submarine catching, it wasi
learned from u reliable source that
England a few weeks ago was celebrat
ing the destruction of the hundredth
German submarine."-.. This number is
great or small, according to one's point
of view. Considered in the light of the
difficulties of tracking and "nailing"
submarines," it would be large. But au
thorities in this country agree that
Germany probably has now .'100 subma
rines, of w hich many are of n trans-
atlautic type.
The view is rather .widely held that
there Is not a great probability of Cer-j
many attempting to raid American:
coasts, though it Is believed that she
would in-case' of hostilities send sub-j
marines to attack the coastwise shli
plng. Arthur F. A Id ridge,, editor of
Rudder, in the course of a recent dis
cussion concerning the possibilities of
oUr liiotol'boat patrol, cited the fact
that r.."() pntrol boats were built for
England in .".:!." days. If the govern-;
ment on the advice of .-sir. wasey
shotitd now proceed to build n stand
ardised uiotoi'bout patrol it Is believed
that the several big shipyards equipped
for such construction could beat this
record and turnout 1,hk boats in a
few months.
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GUARD
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IS DOOMED TO FAILURE
Best Protection Against Subma
rines Is Gun Mounted on Mer
chantman, Asserts Trans
atlantic Traveler.
English and American voyagers on
the steamship New York, which has
Just arrived from Europe, are unani
mous, so far ns opinions could be gath
ered, in I he conviction that Germany
hail already done her worst In sub
marine warfare and that the destruc
tion and capture of the undersea craft
by the allies was going on at. a rate
disastrous to the Berlin government
The weapons used most tITootivcly
against submarines, it was said, were
guns mounted nil meivhaiit vessels,
guns o,' uiuships convoking merchant
. men and nets.
Guns mounted fore ami alt on mer
chant nun w ere .said by many to be fili
the protection against .-iibniarines
needed. me Anteri an citizen who
had been abroad for many months In
a posiiion thai nihlii enable him to
have accurate information, but who
was not free to let Ins name be used,
expressed this belief emphatically. ,
"(Mil of seventy eight armed mer
chantmen which were attacked by
submarines," he said, "seventy-four
succeeded in destroying or driving off
the submarines and in reaching French
poits untouched, two arrived disabled
by torpedoes and two were sunk. On
the other hand, so far as 1 have been
able to learn, every unarmed and oth
erwise unprotected vessel that has
been attacked by a submarine has been
sunk.
"Germany's assertion that she will
shut off England from the wOrld by
the use of submarines would be paral
leled if Lloyd George w ere to announce
tomorrow that he intended to send an
army of ,r(iH,(!Oi men into Berlin next
week. We couldn't do It, and Germany
can t do what .she threatens either. I
am surprised that people in America
take the threat si seriously."
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FOR SALE BY
KING & COBB, Peiham J. OlENN, Sloneville
JNO. Y. STOKES, Reidsville J.H.HOLLAND & CO. Price
W. 0. DOGGETT, Brown Summit, T.B.WIU0N, Madison
LAND SALE
By virtue of an order of the Supe
rior Court in a proceeding for the
tale of land for assets' to p iy debts
etc, the undersigned.as administrator
of Nelson Johnson, deceased, will on
the 17TH DAY OF MARCH. 1917 AT
TWO O'CLOCK P. M. in front of the
Confederate Monument in the town of
Reidsville. sell for cash to the high
est bidder, subject to confirmation of
Court, of three parcels of land, lying
near the town of Reidsville, on the
Southern Railway, just South of the
Edna Cotton Mills. All of said lands
lying on the West side of-said Rail
way, and all fronting on said Rail
way, except the last named below, as
follows:
ONE LOT or parcel, adjoining the
lands of Vick Howard. Newnam
Howard and others, fronting in said
'.tailway 193. containing 3 1-2 acres
more or less, on which is situated a
residence and other improvements,
sad bidding to begin at $435.60.
ANOTHER LOT adjoining the
lands of J. H. Redd, deceased and
others, fronting on. said Railway 200
feet, and containing two acres, more
or less, the bidding to begin at
ANOTHER TRACT adjuininp the
lands of Adeline Johnson and others
and in the rear of her lot, part of
the way. containing 3-4 of an acre,
more or less; the bidding to begin
at ? 15.10.
J. II. HAMLIN. Admr.
of Nelson Johnson. Dec.
This the 7th day of February, 1917
NOTICE
North Carolina, '-Rockingham County.
In the Superior Court.
R..M. Sharp, Administrator of
Sallie B. Sharp, deceased,
- vs.
J F. Godsey, Dosha Fields, Bet
t?e Huff and Jan6 Harlcss, and
the heirs of Helen Godsey de
ceased, to-wit, Mrs. J. D. Rhea
ind-
Bartley, and the heirs )
of Helen Godsey McKinney to- )
wit, . - , , )
and )
NOTICE
The defendants above named to
wit, J. F. Godsey, Dosha Fields,1 Bet
e Huff and Jane Harless, and the
heirs of Helen Godsey, deceased, to
wit, Mrs. J. D. Rhea and
Bartley, and the heirs of Helen God
sey McKinney, to-wit, Mrs. J. K. Tay
lor, , J 1 and
will take notice that an action entitled
js above has been commenced in the
Superior court of Rockinghajn coun
ty, to sell certain lands described to
Hhe petition totaling about 38 1-2 acres
belonging to the estate of Sallie B.
Sharp, deceased, for the purpose of
making assets to pay debts of said
estate; and the defendants will fur
rJier take notice that they are re
quired to appear at a court to be
held by the clerk of the Superior
court of said county on Monday, the
12th day of March. 1917, at the court,
house of sa.id county, in Wentworth,
North Carolina, and answer or de
mur to the complaint in said action,
o rthe plaintiff will apply to the
wjurt for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
' JAS. T. SMITH.
Clerk Superiir Court.
This 7th day of February, 1917.
NOTICE
Entry No. 1413.
tato of North Carolina
Rockingham County
To the Entry Taker of Rockingham
County
John F. Dixon of Rockingham Coun
ty, State 'of North Carolina hereby
enters and lays claim to the following
described piece or parcel of land in
said County and State, the same be
ing vacant and unappropriated and
subject to entry, said land bounded
as follows:
Begins at corner of Real Estate land
X. with said lino three hundred yards
t? Lawsonville Road in Hirris line
thence with hs line South twenty de
grees West three hundred yards to
Geo. King's corner thence East ono
hundred yards 10 beginning contain
ing four acres.
JOHN F. DIXON
Entered . this 13 day of February 1917
J. P. McMICHAEL
Entry Taker
TOBACCO
LAND SALE.
By virtue of an order of tho Super
ior Court of Rockingham County macte
in the Special Proceeding entitled
"Ida R. Smothers, administratrix of
A. J. Smothers, deceased, vs. W. S.
Smothers, Nettie Smothers Sharp and
husband and others," I will on MON
DAY, THE 5TH DAY OF MARCH,
1917, at half oast one o'clock. In frnnr
of the Court House door in Went
worth, N. C, sell to the highest bidder
for cash (ten per cent to be paid on
the day of sale and balance in thirty
days) one tract of land containing 135
1-2 acres, more or less, adjoining the
lands of Geo. M. Ross, J. Settle Sharp,
W. G. Sharp, F. F. Sharp, J. D. Pear
man, Mrs. Minnie Sharp and others,
and known as the "A. J. Smothers
Home Place". The said tract of land
has been recently surveyed and blue
print may be seen, giving the ex
act metes and bounds. Parties inter-,
ested are invited to view the premises
ft any time. Sale made subject to
confirmation of Court.
IDA R. SMOTHERS,
Commissioner.
Ira R. Humphreys, Attorney.
NOTICE.
Cnder and by virtue of the powor
tont-.ined in a Heed of tnist executed
by T. J. Walker to P. AV. Glidewell,
Trustee for A. N. Vanllook, dated
Augvist 20. 1910, and due February
1. 1917. and the term of said deed of
trust not having been-complied, with
and having been requested by the
holder of said deed of trust to sell
the property described therein to
make said debt, I will', in front of the
nizens Bank in the town of Reids
ville, at 1 o'clock p. m. on SATUR
DAY, THE 17TH DAY OF MARCH
1917. expose to sale at public auction
'o the highest bidden for cash the
following described lands: A certain
Tact or parcel of land lying in Wil
liafsburg Township, Rockingham
County,: North Carolina, adjoining the
lands of M. D, Walters,' Jeff D.
Garrett estate, E. M. Redd and oth-'
era. and containing 65 acres more or
less. Being the tract purchased from
Robert Garrett by T. J. Walqer, and
the tract on which the said T, J.
Walker now lives.
This the 14th of February, 1917.
P. W. GLIDEWELL. Trustee.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Letters Testamentary, under tho
Will of Mrs . Emeline P. Rich, de
ceased, having issued to the under
signed from the Suporior Court of
Rockingham County, notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to said
estate to come forward and make im
mediate payment; and to all persons
holding claims ngainst said estate to
present them, duly proven, to the un
dersigned for payment, on or before
the 5th day of February 1918, or this
notice will be be ploaded in bar of
their recovery.
F. L". SIMPSON, Execctof
Emeline P. Rich, Deceased
r:hi3 February 5th, 1917.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Having duly qualified as Executor
of the last will annd testament ef
Jcseph Richardson, deceased, notice
Is hereby given to all parties owing
the said estate to come forward and
Take settlement at once; and allper
sens holding claims against said ps
tate are hereby notified to present
them to the undersigned, duly veri
fied, on or before the 19th dsy of Feb
ruary,191S, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
This the 19th of February, 1917.
It P. MITCHELL. Executor
Of the Estate of Joseph Richardson.
ADMINISTRATOR' NOTICE
Having qualified as admrnistritor
of W. H. Ferguson, deceased, late
of Rockingham county, N. C, this is
to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned
at Peiham, N. C, Rfd. 2, on or before
January 24th, 191S or this notice
will be plead In bar of their recovery.
All rersons Indebted to said estate
will please make immediate settle
ment. This the 24th day of Jan.. 1917.
J. W. FERGUSON.
Admr. W. H. Ferguson. Deo.