H
’>H
GREENVILLE IS THE
HEART OF EA&TERN
WORTH CAROLINA. IT HAS
A POPULATION OF FOUR
THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED
iND ONE, AND IS SUR
ROUNDED BY THE BEST
FARMING COUNTRY.
INDUSTRIES OF ALL I
KINDS ARE INVITED TO
LOCATE HERE FOR WE
IIA VE EVERYTHING TO
OFFER IN THE WAY OF
LABOR, CAPITAL AND
TRIBUTARY FACILITIES.
WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE
JOB A N />
PLANT.
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VOLUME XXXIY.
Igrlrulturc U the Most Cs«ful, tht; Alost Ht'alihfiil, the Mon! N'ohlp KuiiilDyiiiciit ai .V«n.— Geor|{c> iVuMlilnH'ton.
(JUKKWIM.K, N. FKIDAY Al'ii itNOON, Hl ( i MUI K IKK.
WE HAYS A OlttOULA-
TION OF TWELVE HUN
DRED AMONG THE BEST
PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN
PART OF NORTH CARO
LINA AND INVITE THOSE
WHO WISH TO GET BET-
I 'lER ACQUAIN'J Ef> Wn II
THESE (;OOI> PEOPLE /.V
I BUSINESS rn TAKE
■1 FEW IN>'I1ES St'ACE J.V/>
TELL THEM V.HAT Yoli
UA VE TO BRIN(, TO THE IK
A T TENT I OS.
OUR A /> V E HT / SI X G
•lATES A HE L(f W .fA /> ( A V
BE HAD rpo.y APVl.l•NA
TION.
M Mlil U
.1
WILL i BUCK
10 li[W !OIIK
Dr. Champion liscusses llieJjj yjjj[ |[|j]|||
I Prc&leins Is'' '
lire New Ulei
Suprems Court Orders Him Oe-
turngd to Stand [rial For
Conspiracy
UNomriiviCiiiriiyn
1/ I'ouikI S.iric Will lie 'I'rhil I'or
K|>inicy If liisai!i‘ \S'i!l lie I’lari'il
]S<'liiiid IJars At Mulh‘«iia
Asj uliii.
Washington, DfC. Ui Harry K.
TUaw lout Ilia light in the. riupruno
Court of thu 1,’iiilei] Stated today
aKHiiist bi'iiif; t'xlrailiti,'d from Niw
nunipi hirc to Now York. 'I'hc Court
teld tiuit tho ci'U'brati'd prisoiiiT
•Uould he turned ovor iinincdiati'ly o
•tiHWor
As tiuu) pooa on and as oouitp.unities
and iiidividualK conio to a fereatiT r^-
alization ol' tlioir own rusponMil)ilitii';i
1 >i.si!!iso is coming more and nioru to
l)i> considorf'il tho rosult of hunia'i
(an'k'.s;uii‘ss ralhiT than a Divinn in-
llif tion. In otli«;r words it is a Q\n;s-
lion of Iniprovidi'nco and not of I’rov-
lili‘ii<'('. 'I'liirt Ktatoinont is not true
of all i)is( :iso, of conrsc; but year b’’
y< ar w <' itre drawing ni»ari>r th.at tiiiK-
whon tlu' majority ot (llsi'asos will I
coiiH' under tlio of pn'vcniiblo.
l-’rom linii’ imnioinoriiil tlie proverbs
of the r:t<:e )iavi‘ I'lnliodii il lln,' Jc'sson |
(f prcvi-iiiioii: “l’n'Vi>uti(jn is bcUer
than ( lire”; "An Oiinc.' of I’ruvontion
ii worih ;i I’oinid of Cure”: "A Stitch
in Tinii' savi'K Xitic"; and so forth.
And ye t liow few ut us a<-luiilly liv>'
up to these cxi’olli'ni rules. How few
business men h:iv(' (lio I’oresipht to s.-e
that they are IhrDwing away money
u'li.'ii l)u-y neglect til spend vvJkU n:ay
bo neeeessary to ward otT disease.
How si'ldoni do you meet with a farmer
jJarors For Next lernis of'Heavy Fighting Continues
i Civil and Criminal Courl I l„ Poland With Kattle
Orawri
\m Hours Debate Will be Illowsd
Oolare fbe Final Vote is
laken
'I'ho t’oHowinj' eitzi-ns of I’iU tuuiily
iiave been dr
!u llii- one wi
heniniiitiK .lainiary lltli, r.il5
U. C. tlurfiaiuis, Curolina; J. (’
.dills, li. M. Kiks, J. \V. Tucker, i..
F. Sutton and Jethro Mills, I'hicod;
!■'. I'hillips, F. A WortiuiiKton, II.
\V'. Smith, It. 1.1. Johnson, Don .Mc-
i.awhorn and \V. 11. Alexander, Co:i-
lontnea; J. W. I'arker and G. .\t.
‘>hirh y, Karuiville; J. 1>. (hirdner.
I'aU.iand: I'- 'i , .Sniilh, J. )
Lines Fitty Miles I ^ong
,1‘ck t'ivil'' n-rm'ol' uhutI jntarGSlinp IHeElinp of lUcni-Snow a.');! Silltr Cold iWs
tiers of Caiolina Clcl)- Snllenns :1 Soil) Ife:
[led lew Cfficeis ,
ti
On 111" niidit of iU'i
('an'liiia Club l',el I it;
u.!ier sth, the
annual iik
/MAN! AIIAiS m OOt
.'.Icolidl K l>M'larei) a Niircolio I’oisu/i
ill I iic I'l'cailiiije III 'I lie liill
Aiid iK htll l.iU'fls l£e-
»'i(cd.
I HiK, aiul to iliu.-e wiio are not I'.uniliar
iirlnU-i . , , , IauiiIijii. 1 ii i
. ,, , :wnh tile Work oi tiie club as a social
i ‘V, ;\. \V. Make, 1„ !!, I-uri^ersen. I' • , , • • .. , ■ i cia battle.s ;
^ aad bu.- iue>.-; or^’anizatio:,, ;t '.voulc I
I' lieaeh and 11. C- .''iiir!-.-;, (Ireenville, , . i thi‘ liussiaii
(I.; (Iilhcull l(; .-laiui illc real
'.arn.'tit Hail, \S ,M . 'I'aylor and A., ,, , , i , Au^iiian alii
I I'O.-e It rves uit’iunt a ol
. . Wooti’i!, Hwil't Cr.'i k. . . hitter cold
1 ;:IaIi’nie!.L ii; souie kunl.
Those \'iin W'Ti- drawn (o serve dur- orn l^'rauci-
fin inilictment for conspiriin;, ,
who is not too busy to take the sun-
jilo, inexpensive stops neocessary tr
render his home more sanitary and
I mure lit to live in. Y('t when TyplioM
; i-'cver strikes liis family, firinnii'i
\V'asliingl(jn, Dee. —L<'gislativ'o
weapons Were furniihed up today for ,
tie; Iinal struKglo in the House tomor-;
! row o\cr tlie Hob.son constitutional’
•ini.MidineM for national proliibiUo'i ^
TUo light will begin at 10 o'ckck t)i
labt until the roll is callid, on t!;e
ri’solution to submit the amendiaoiit
to tho Stato Legi.-jlaturo lor raliiica-
tioii. I
t)pponents of prohibit io.i weif ct-
the one W' ek term of
oiirt hi .I'inning: January IMh
I'e a;: follows:
riniiiial I
- )
J. \V Sutton, J. U. Strickland and
er I)a;i'' J ''''''''' 'i inti re. ' .Jh.av!i hj- the (
K
to 1‘scape from Matteawan .\sylum.
WiietluT his escape, while, liis ('ou.’i-
iK'l contended, bi.‘ was insansi', consti
luted a crime, and ''Hi-'r 'luestions the ; j, j, loniKht that it wmild be impos-
^.urtdisnii.-se.i witlMhe comment th I | n worry, and .suirerii... t!>" two-thiid.-, m i-
they could not enter into a liabvMi-^ i!).UM-,l ni-in sin”'i House iiece.snary to so.id
eorpus proeeedini.L^ acd that they wer.|^,^^^ nitsfor'tune; whereas the fact 'i'" J"‘"' *•'
prop,T MU..-:1:0ns for the State of Now. supporters of the resolution claimed
York to decide. <.arele-^sness ar.d ,,^-n.,r-'
aiice of the ine.xoralde laws .f nealtn iI'"'
are at the bottom of the trouh'e .Ma-1
fc
'I'lnnv >o( liefitre Court.
Actually, the ceb'brated Thaw case
the kllliiifr of Slanlord White- was Mm-ia. that Kreat scouraKe of the war-i'''‘ H'u special rub present, d by ( hair
.... ! man Henry of the rules <-ojnniitte
not ber.iro the court. Merely the! mi'r count ries, Ilourfshes 011 all sides;
nuestion of returninK him on tho con-1 yet how many will lake the Mme and
spiracy questfon was up for decision.
What other moves, if any, were open
to Thaw's counsel to prevent his re
turn to tho State, whore he was twiee
Irietl and hail made many tutilo ef
forts to bo released, thoso familiar
with tho legal proced»ro wore at :•
loss to forecast.
To those who have followed the case
U seemed that the fight against r<j-
turnliig to New York was lost and that
■otbing remained but for the .sheriff
•f Coos county. N, II., to turn Thaw
•ver to Now York otllcers upon the ex
tradition, which was granted by tho
Governor of Now Hampshire, but stay
ed by the decision of Justice Aldrich,
which was today reversed.
Indlotc-d After Fsciipe.
On August 17, 1913, Thaw escaped
from tho Matteaw'an Insane Hospital
Charged with a conspiracy to escape,
ko was arrested In New Hampshire.
He was indicted in New A'ork on that
ohargo and application for his extra
dition was made to New Hampshlro
Kxtradition was ordered by the Gov
ernor of New Hampshire but 01
kabeas corpus proceedings in tho Fed
eral District Court Judge Aldrich held
Thaw should bo released.
IterlHion riianlmons.
Justice Holmes announced the
court’s unanimous decision today. He
first overruled the contention that n
was not a crimo for a man confined in
an Insane asylum to walk out If hi
could, and that therefore a conspiracy
to do so was not a crime.
“We do not regard Is as open to du-
bate that thn withdrawal, by connl-
ranro of a roan from an Insano asylum
to which he had been committed as
Thaw was did tend to obstruct the duo
administration of tho, law. At least,
the New York courts may so decide.
Therefore, tho Indictment charges h
crime. If there Is any remote defect 11
th earlier procecdlnlgs by which Thaw
was committed, which wo are far from
Intimating, this Is not the time and
place for that question to be tried."
(r.oiiblc! (horoughly to rid theniselves
of it if they have it, or effoctu,illy to
ward it off if they do not have it?
Hookworm Hlsease which whollv tt In
part incapacitates its thousands is
merely of academic interest to most
people; it is even dlfOcult to pet the
victims of tho disease to take Tree
treatment. And so it goes. V.-rily
what shall it profit a man to sell a
load of tobacco and to lose his own
life—because he would not taVi tho
brief time neccessary to make bis out
house sanitary.
Cirantod that the aM.'ve i-^ true in l
who can dl.sprove It?) what cu'! we
do about it? Tlie answer Is so iila'n
that he who runs may read. If every
man had a .sanitary outhouse ;ch1 1
safo well; gave proper attention to
ms cattle and stable; screei.ed his
h me against flies and mos^r.i'.jes;
properly drained his land; k 'pt his
yard •‘picked up"; and, in tho house,
Hiw that scrupulous cleanMness pre
vailed, tho problem would bo la'seiy
fcUiu. Add to this tho proper In-
sprciion of school children an 1 school-
houses. and no man would have much
to rei-roach himself with s> • as
disease-proventlon is concerned. In
the city the problem is more compli
cated but noue tho less quito capable
of a solution. More concerted effort Is
here necessary to secure adequate and
safe water and milk supplies; to deal
with tho waste products of human
life and activity; to guard against out
breaks of communicable disease; and
to safe-guard the health and romtort
Ilf the school children. Yet in both
city and country, with small yet suTl-
cient sum Invested in tho r’achinery
of sanitation-which may be likened to
'he guns t .'•ectt'd against disease; anc
with trvireil and competent health au-
thoritijs lobtalned at a cost of a ew
cents per capita), barked bv * vower
ful and cnl'ghtened public miinnin-
whlch wi may call tho “iii'.-': behind
the guns"; tho conquest of prcvent*-
ble disease Is only a matter of tim^,
and a comparativly short time at that. ^
lor
ibu coiisideralion ot tho Hobson ri>so-
lution.
Vole After Two Hours itcbaie
Willini,!-'li1)y, ii.jiirv
■ >. W (). -inning, A. >' ,
llullock and J. H. Hullnek, li.'tiiel; 15. i
1;, Jenkins, \V. n. Manning arn! J. U. !
I'Meniiiif.;, i;:'roIina; J. S. Taylor, I’t.i
W. I’.oy.l, 11. H. I’ri.ctur, S r, W. L. : I""' >1>
Sniilh. John (i. Adams and Jesic
Clark, ('liiei)il; J. \V. Mcl.awliorn, ii i and tli
Trivi'. A. I,. K. I/. Wonlu'n-;-
tiin. I'. 1:. Siniili, Ij. Tj. Kittrcll,
!•!. .Spiel', . yt. .M;,'Kinriey and I
(;r:iy, (', .'I "lit !h‘a ; II. h. Ilumilhr';'
r,. h. Wiiidhav, C. 1’, Move. W.
l.iil’.ein, .1. . Uini:-e atnl T. 1'- Jie'-| The vijur. I'UIImi.'-i' and ^.Ul'ce.■;.-l
inT, l'’,irnii. lie; II I!. Owetis, (I. W..;uiy in >t 1! ut inn tak"!-. i^s iliap'- froiii
.Sattertield and .\1. Smith of i''al!;-1 1 tu' Individuals wlm niinsri,,". liand'i.
I.'iiid; I’. T, Ta> lor, \V . 1C. Ty.-ioii, h | ,,r 1\. ud lli'ii in .1 it ut ion. .Mr. Alvi.i
|i. (iarri.'. ileorr'’ Sti'pti, 'P. J. -Man-ninpree, with the Hoard of (luveri'.or:;.
iiing. A, M. Waters, M. White-! I'uinpu.'ed of I’rof. U. 11. Wright, M".
Iiiirf-I .-ind Tlionias O’llDiifiree, flreen- c. .Munford, I'. 1!. Hit:(.TS !ir. I)
: 1.1 1 111.1: 11 UlHl tiali-
■ llilli; itia,;hl lietv.eiM
an.l 11,1- (ii Milan ami
;ir,.jil ij", y s'Mev n
l:i i’.i'u.;ini a.iu .\ertli-
l;e CliTiiiai..'-; ati'I t!i<’
Mr. .Mvin I'uiirt e was re-e!ec!e l li'reiich, I'.ritish and lli Ipiaii ailii-: ar.'
I'resi'lerit at th';-ne-' lini-'. and he niav!'.- cotite^ling to the mud li-,-lds. I'n.ii I .»■
a ri jmn ili'iwiej; \sliui had been iloiio foot.
11..,
lu.-i!
11 ! civic r inrms: the actUr.r
o;' III.' 1 I'l!) in f'ltiMt.^ th-> Karinor.'
fniiiii to meet In vi', and its e-.it rl.iiii-
nieiu: the ac'ive in',..re^t that llie cUrj
raising
111.' nion''.v t'lir th'. !'r'i.’!'ir ilotid in !h“
;en Mill, which will
Hr: t day o!' Jai-iiar'.',
(.'ili'T lliing-^ whieii
til tie- atti'iition of
ai e nul ceinec'.- 1
iuai .At.Ukik*
.liaiid iiJ.
,fk loV.MT'i! II
.! li'- (>[i'-ned on i);i
and ill!;mill aali!'
' would not- coiMi
, I h'- p.-iiple w hi
club.
(o-riiiuu ihiitiiiu
'i'ho iIi-niKiiiii in
niakii a rit'/ . a,-
caiiilal aii'l th • Kii-.- i.iii.-; are ni'pin irit:
tin III on the I a“t bunk of tlie I’.iuru
river, ;iu thiles wist. iil' aWr:-aw, (jran.i
Duki- Xichohis iinny her;; holJ.s a lui.-
iural stral.uic lin.- I'uity :..iies leii;-.
ninnii.;,' riic. l.lv, lU"!';'.'. la,’’.
aliiii!;’ tlu- bu:;!. ■ l>i..:r-,\ a;, i
il-i-'VKa liv.rs.
ville; <’. Uarnhill and J. ('. Haw-
'Iho rulo will be voted on after two kins, racudus; F. S. l.aughinghouse,
hours' debate, and its adoption is vor-| li. I>. Slokes and J. W. Cox, Swift
tually conceded as many opponents, Creek,
of tho resolution itself have annouiu;.^ 1
they iutonded to vote for tho rulo to
open tiio way tor tliial action on the
iiuestiou.
L’ndur terms of tho rulo, eight hours
of general debate will bo allowed ori
tho resolution.
All elTorts to arrive at a division of
tiuio have failed and Speaker Clark
will endeavor to allot time as eijually
as possible to bi)lh side...
FAKUKU ATTK.M1‘TS
Tt) KM> OWM Lirt:
L. .lain.-s and M, Ij. Turnase, wit 11
Vice.pri-'^ideiit Capt. U. '.Viili-.inis, Sec-
r.’lary, Mr. Pal Heanuui, ainl Triasur..;’
.Mr. J Moore whicli would make
any institution achieve its purpose.
Whilii wo refer to the above accoiu-
plishinents ot the tlub along the civic
n.'iM iY i:M!OI,i.>ii N)
11 \s in: \t II I t) 470 it Atc&
Trinity Colleiri . iK e, Ul- The en-
rollinei t (if Triiiiiv (’ollece i-xcluit-
ing Triiiily I'at a Sciiool aini the
'I'rinily I.aw Sih'Hil, i-- at present
•ITil. Two h’lndred and ciirhteen ff
these are freslnneii; >T are senior®.
In the student body there are 10
! tatii and two I'oroigii countries
represented. North Candina leads
all the states with 41iti representing
71 counties. The othiT states rep
resented are Virginia. South Cam
Iluleigh, Dec.22 -As a result of au|
attempt on his own life by drinking
Paris Grei-n Lonnie Castleberry i»
well known former living near Apex
is at his honin In a critical ciindi-
tiou. Whellier or not he will rei-ovi'f
will not lu' known until a day or two.
and business lines, the social features Alabama, Tennessee. Georfci.n
of the club predominates, and its grea:- Kentuckv
est achievement is in lurnishing i.ouisiana
wholesome surroundings tor young
men ti> meet and enjoy games and
social intercourse—along tiiis line, (In-
IMiblic is not so much interested, bui
till! public is inii-rested in kuowin^
What Uesi.lution I'repi.M-*. I"'" where the young men nie,-t, and unde,-
The Hobson resoluliun preimses .1; ’I he act o! trying to commit suicid''j cireunistanoe^ the> meet, and
constitutional amendment as follows; I done yesteiday afternoon and j other iiurp.iM- tha-i
“Section l--Tho sale, manufacture j ‘astlebiiry made his wifo nnx ^
for sale, transpo»-tation for sale,, ev-1‘‘ teaspoonful of I’aris <'>’een " circumstances as it doe.-
portalii n for sale and importatioii |
for the young men of tin- ne.vn, llu-
for sale, transportation for sale, ex-
bevorage purposes in tiio United States
and all terltories subject to tho juris
diction thereof are forever prohibiteil.
"Socton 2 (’ongresH shall have
power to provide f >r the manufacture,
sale. Importation and transportation
of intoxicating liquors for sacramental
medicinal, mechanical, pharmaceuti
cal, or scientific purposes, or for usn
in the arts and shall haro power to
enforce this article by all nt>odfu
legislation."
Aleohol a Kairoile I’oIkoi.
Tho resolution carries a preamble
sotting forth that sclenco has demon
strated alcohol to be a narcotic poison
and reciting its evil offectfl.
There wero somn 300 members -jf
the House In Washington today and
prohibition leaders asserted their con
fidence that well over one-half af
those would vote for the resolution.
drinking the deadly solution 1
il.r, ('. Ii, Wilkerson. physician cf | j,
Apex, was .summ.inod l.y the wife Jusi , repaid, without mentioning tU.-1
Gold Moae^.
The C.reenvllle Flanking and Trust
Company now has a supply of gold
coins from $2.50 up to supply all de
mands that may bo made upon them
for gold coins for gift purpose*.
as soon as she was free to lend alJ
other accomplishments of the cUib,
Hississippi, Missouri,
ind Vermonf. Hrazil an i
Japan each have inu' re pn'sentative
(If tlie couniies of .Norlh Carolin.i
lUu-hani cininty leaiiH n.th a total
eni-nlliuent of .\ortlianiptnii
( iiiinJy S'eond w.’ii 1'.; I’i.'.i?! ;»!'/
Cabarrus < inint;, s rai h I’.iv.' M r. 1 •
rc .'-einatives Mi" Ul":il'Ui-i-' ce-.p.-v
ha;< nine fi preseiaatives.
l-'i.miri'S i.n the eiassilu aiinii ;»■'
cording to reliuiiiis deiH'minalions
are not a’.ai!aliie, but ttic Methodists
Ik''i’ a consiili.raM',' ’• a 1 oi'er all
other denonii!;alioii"
and every effort is lieing made to 1
h-ive bis life I attention of tho piiMic should
Mr. Castleberry recently had shown j*^*‘ <lir‘*''tod moro directly irid iininir llepoi.ed l{«‘< (iir '>ill Kig-lit.
svmptouis of being mentally wnbal-1 appreclatingly toward the 1 I’hiliuU-lphi.i, I’a. I>oe. 22.—Thiit
anced, and thoro Is no other reason, aceomplishnients of the j;,,,. (:,.i!r>;e Chalmers Hichmonii,
a^Bigned for his wish to end his life. Carolina t lub in its business an l so- deposed rector of St. John’s Chu"cti
I cial activities, l-.very citiz' 11 cf l,reen vigorous tight when tho
ville is IntereFted either directly or ,H-.desiasticaI court tries him on Jan
indirectly in the success of the Caro
lina club Who can say (liat Its work
I in organizinig business corpi'ratlons;
uary iMh. is predii ted by bis state-
iiieiits that the I’rotestan! l-'piscop:il
Church takes its ( ue from Wall l^trcet.
, in procuring tho meeting of promln- vestry of St. John's is standiPK
lent business associations and doing It deposed rector, and tbcro am
ivic work is jiot of pood service
the community?
threats that tho church wou'.d with
draw from communion with tl-e Pro-
testant Kpiscopal Church and u-ito
with the ref.irmed Kpiscopal Clmrdi
I'r. Uiihmond is accused by Ilisbo;i
i'astor Durham Church killed
Kurham, C., Dec. 21 .According
to a telegram from Kingston, N. Y.
received hero today, the Uev. l.i'sli'y|
T. Howard, p«i<tor ot the Duke Me-
ini.rial church here, was killed today,
In a railroad iici ideiit at Kingston
So details were given.
Mr. Howard went to a sanatorium
at Kingston some time npo for trea.'- oung Man anted
men for a mentiil disorder j To work Uiie Insurance for th* 'Uhinel.Tnder of violation of his I’dina-
The message whieb was received Mulural T,.ife Insurance Company ot lion vows and disregard of the bi diop':i
bv the Chief of I’olii-e saiii that (he \ V. from the (Jii-envile District autli.irity. Dr. Uiclimond asserts iio
body has bei.n ordered brought here (MVu-e .-\ hpletidld opporlunity to b arn is being ai sailed for his freedom of
The funeral iirriing« meiits have 11 1' the business and niitke it highly pro- speech in preai hing tho truth franklv
been made. He is sun'lved by his titnble. Special ndvimtages to the and fearlessly. Dr. Richmond charg-
wife and two children. Mr. Howard right man. Must bo honest and Intel-' es that the Hishop wa.s elected by >a
WHS Bt one lime pastor of a church ligent. Apply to H Mentley liarriss., convention controllf>d by capitalist.-,
at Kocky Mount. .’lo was etlucated Manager (ireeuvllie District, Green- and that the Holy Ghost was not
at Trinity Colleg;* here. I He, N <'■ 12-19-2tdlw present at that meeUng,
111 iinTOTi r Wditi I I 111 innHiW