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THE WEATHER
Fair a n d ^ t quiet so cold toni�:ht:
^ Saturday cloudy, not quiet so
r cold. .*TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION
NEWS FOR THE READER
RESULTS FOR THE
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VOL 97 NO. 46 ied Wire �KEENVILLE, N. C.. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 1, 1935 Associated Press Price: Five Cents
EXPERT T I,IS COURT HAUPTMANN
OT WRITE RANSOM NOTES
John Trendley, of St.
Louis, First Handwriting
Expert Used
J y Defense, Declares
* irm ly Defendant
Did Not Write 14
R�nsom Requests;
Eight Experts Had
Testified That Notes
Were Written by
Hauptmann
ALABAMA GREETS THE PRESIDENT
Flemington. N. J., Feb 1 -APt
-Tlie combined opinion of eight
state experts th a t B runo Richarci
H auptm ann wrote the Lindbergh
ransom notes was di.sputed today
by the first defense expert and
H auptm ann's attorneys form ally
disclaimed part of th e so-cal|ed
"Fisch m y th "
Former Intim ation th a t th e dead
ILidor Pisch m ight have w ritten the
notes and kidnaped and .slain the
Lindbergh baby was wiped away by
Defense Chief Edw ard Reilly d u ring
recess argum ent.
R e i ^ held to a contention th a t
Pi.sch, not H auptm ann, was receiver
of the futile 150.000 ransom
John Trendly, E ast S t Louis. I l l ,
declared it hia opliuon th a t th e im p
o rtan t flrit ransom n o it know n as
the "nursery note." was w ritten by
a left*haiidfa! m an tijm g l a d ia -
guise his handw riting.
He charged, morever. th a t th e � prepared by Albert O sborne
handw riting expert, for the
which wa.s used by Osborne
and other experts to illu.strate the
basis for com paring the ran.som
note with H auptm ann's handw riting
included all b ut three words in the
first note.
Up to the noon rece.ss when he
wa.s under direct exam ination T rend
ly took up the nursery note line by
line and word by word to .show why
he believed H auptm ann was not tlie
writer.
Reilly declared: "We never contended
that Fi.sch -wrote the notes
or th a t he perpi trated th e rrim e I
believe he got the raiustrn money.
We don't know who wrote th e r a n som
notes."
Flemington. N. J., Feb 1. AP'
Bruno Richard H au p tm an n 's first
handw riting export today di.sputec'
th e evtd'Hce of eig h t fellow -crattm
en and declared H auptm an wa.s not
the writer of the fourti'on Lindbergh
ransom notes,
John M Tnuidley, East St L m is
.who qualified as an oxpiut o v .r the
objectlfMis of the S ta te yesterdav
gave his opinion shortly a lte r rere.
sumption today of the H auptm ann
trial for the kidnapping and rniir
d e r of Baby C harles A Lindbergh
Ji
Court was delayed in oiauung bv a
rcn/ereiico in the judge's c h am bers.
Tliere was also a slight delay
d is c o n tin u e d O n Page Six�
C i��ien� of Alabama ^ent President Roosevelt a huge bi-thday
card with their names attached on a long scroll in celebration of
h ii fifty third anniversary. George McLaurine (left) cf Birming -am
and Jane Brown cf Decatur, Ala., are shown precrnting the greeting
to Marvin McIntyre, one of the president's secretaries. (Assoc.at.d
Pret* Photo)
Accused Of Giving
Harbor To Karpis
State Scouts Alibi
Witness For Bruno
Nine Negro Youths
Held For Larcenyi;
White Man Facds
Receiving Charge
Credit For Soviets Is
Sought In This Country
N n - -negro youtlis. niMping id! the
'.v:;\ Irr m 12 :o I'l \ t ti'' oj .i".', laced
s.'-'V-Ta! c h ;i;p c ' |4 lu c '-K v l.oic U.--
day wiiilf' f:!)ing station oprra
tc r was being ii 'ld on a charge ot
i.e iv ng .'.ti h n ' oaiL
b'":,'s HCtiv'ty,
r ii. i of fn vir Ci.iik r�pcrl
.i th is alUTiioon tliat tlie youUi'
'..('1 rcundi'd u)) in a ''ni-' s of raids
lasi n :ih t. He said all mne con-
A ' d to th . stealing o� a consid-
Ao im ioim t of poods from ga
iTgcs. filling slation.� and automop.'.-'
ked aintu' streets of the city
Tliose b e'ng held a r c Joe Torr
G raham . David L-e Clark, Dave
Hi m y G rice. Joe C urtis Gric?, Pctr
"W G-ice, Charli*' Pien'�. William
Wh tfif'd. W i'h e Ray Tuekcr. awt
Ucrtnn B radley. �
A w arran t, tfip poTce h^-ad said
h.as tr'cn is.sued for L. II Burlingnmo,
c p era tn r of a filling .station
wl'o the y ouths alleged bouglit some
of the -Stolen goods He wa.s charged
buvjng a grease gun, automobi!
� batterie.s and about 700 brick'
Tlie brick '.v-re reported to have
kem. stolen f.'cm the rear of the
.^rr.ith E leetiic C rm panv Hp denied
h ? knew,, ih-'* good.s wer�' stolen.
3 ' vercL.filling .stations efe reported
in have been visited by the al-
'fged thievp.s. and num bers o- rtit*-
clrs roedvered in 'th e police raid have
been identified bv operators
Chief C lark said the youths prob-
:ib!-. had been c-iT vinc on their acnviii-'.
s for .n nto n th or long"r, a.s r '-
R. V. Keel Announces
Beginning of
Construction N e x t
Monc|ay
Joe A dam s (above), Miami h o tel
Keeper, has been arrested and
face� federal charges that he harbored
Alvin Karpis when the notorious
outlaw visited that city recently.
(A ssociated Press Photo)
P(irt.s n 'g ird in g ihc missings^! c l;-
frrm fiiiipr staCon.s had b*'* r
" Wa.-^hlng�on. D C i
A m o\e to .scrap tn i
lo.sler cred it to bov
ton.'^ideriu t-odai b\
an attem iil to re a m -sci
Moscow's di'b t to m e I n
had collap.sed,
T'ne way fo rthi.s acti. n war cncnfd
last rJi,hl bv S rcn ta r\ Hull .l i ter
a i'.n.ii talk wn.h .Amliaspurri
O dorklu T oym n.sky a t vstiu'iiU hi/
flatly re lu 'c d to m e-( tl.i*
go v ern in 'n t x coodiuon !ur a m u'
;.fCurd
'Thi.s cendU'.on "-a u n d -: - 'oi t'
U' a $KM),0)0.0o0 . ,!,.h loan
the Amer.. an pov;Tmnr:il t ' Hu -
.via.
House Election Committee
Votes to Give
Seat to Alexander
Representative
Motor Bus Crashes
Through Switch Into
Freight Train at
Framington, Mass.
,m i . c o n Mas?
V ? n t . ��- ' vvoi- w
11 H . n n \
cK o! U- N.'w
n and H o tlo ii
F .I) l . - i A P '
nm ri ^ ( iv
.L1 0 me mot u
O f' \ 1 Ni w
H 'i ul wiii:
r,'r e d e d sinc� before Chri-stma.s
?\!l th e d p fe n d an tt v.'- r f schedule '
tn receive pr''!m:r.''rv h'^a'ing ;h;.
aitcrnoon, b ut C hief C lark saidth'-
C-�SP? nrob,abh would b� po?t{X'T i
on r r e o m t of .'.'v-ra'. n th 'r import.
int m n ttar? .aa-.dfina attention ot
hi? d ep artm en t d u rin g th.-' afte'--
noon. ,
Late News Flashes
h am
1 I
ira-'h 'd iivo
I K* 1 I' on a
William Green Says
New Code Will Not
Be Accepted Until
Jupe 16
Wa.shlngtoti, Feb. l. - i A D -W illlam
Oreen, rtresirient of the A m erican
Pcderntldh of U b o r. nnnoimoed
today th a t -organized labor would
"not accept" the auto code e x ten d ed
by President Roosevelt last night
un til June 16.
He made the statem ent before the
Senate Judiciary sub-com m ittee cons�jjfctng
the Black 30-hour week
b t | p
'^ e protest against th is code. We
will not accept it, not rfco g n l/e 11.
and will n ot yield to it."
Green .said the code h ad ab.solutely
failed to spread work. Because
under it Uie workens are com-
])elled or required to work almost
unUmlted hours a t th e desire of
the m anufacturers.
A recent ballot wa.s oonducted
among workers by th e N ational L a bor
Board and was repre.sentetf to
Jmve shown 90 iior cen t of tlursi
opposed to tUe AFL afliU aton.
Rail ;-:h, N C . l\ b ! T :
House C iim m ^ i '.o n K�eetionv u'-
d.iy \o t.(i to I'S^'m m 'Td that Dr. C
R. '/itk k r , Di'mcCia'. !k' M';Uel ;?
the fully quitld'. 'd H p'.'is''nl >!v
Irom All xav.d'r Cou'i'.y uvt i thi
proH .si I � Dr .1 U WoafLili. lo:in.-:
Dem ocralie lb pn s. illative,
.-mil'll! I'lie.ii'l! la.si tall a.- a '.
IMuident
Represcr.tatiV' P.,''.vie, of
Lindsa,'., ot R a liir.'iid . .ilui Nmv, t.j
.Swain, tin w a u!) u iire .t' 'i' ri> nt
whieli the fuM coir.m ilt.'' aceep*
ed.Woot!- challenged the el.'ciion of
Zickler on the gnum d- that .590 ahicntce
ballots were cast in th - elcrf.
on. Zlekler e o n te i'd 'd it was not
.shown ho had b'Uiefltted Irom tluin
d . h ! \
I F ' ' l u n ' " ( o f
I 1. ? : n . ; n o n t i l r
r a n i . w;-..' d "I d UlU
;ih 1'. lO ii t i l \ i l .
M l V i*' i II y I n
1 I ' k
1 I d Wl M' 11.
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It ( I d
II 1 i n
.? 'I . i " . ' ;i! w 1 :i :
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.p.!.'' ;?!>>. ! R n
;U! .Ill 1 i \ 1 k i ( ' ; i t o
1;. C..U' -,' ( ? i h i 1 K 1 11
I I I nc-
P ni. r
II ' iiid
e It 'wv
1 .1 piv.sl-
Njin, .- of
iinim'di-
T;;l?t F ederal Aid Measure.
isliin ctc n . Feb. 1 (AP -
I)v\inrih''g casli ro.sourc'\s pm fedtra
l aid for th e jcble.-s on .b ' d.r, to
daV basi.s todav and focused tlie
ipitaV.s a t'e n tio n on a .'iteratecom -
Im ittic iM'h'.i'd whose doors, were
'(? ked 0 M.aoo.OW.OOO monev bill.
t ;:c lum p -um m easure with $680,
Oi'OOOO to ta iv r �!T dire.'t relief and
54 000 000,000 fi) pui il.SOO.fXW u v n
on r.'lief work .'m in d e d o" Senat.w
Cart. r D-mo''-.u of Vr. ;;':a
chairm an cf '*'e .-'ppropnat (?''
i'cm nntti'e Gia'-s was not sn.t'.A ?
wi'di the ad m ii.n 'r:F ie;i eval:ina:! r.
as �0 jO'-: " h e re tlie monev will (bi
At it deral r-'h. f hi i d y .n l ' '
Harrv H ookin '.;d In .idnn'^'n
t on w.v- h'v'.ted. to �"'?'OOOOtDO n> d
.vfs m.'ikme iv> . om pi.tm i'nfs unn'
E'i'h 10 He e tinifPed the mon'l:."
iclief V oi'k- u 'u'.l CO'-: *.>1,''.000.000, ?
A r.vniv an d .I--???.trdact'.�" '.?i'-
dii' i'lf'd .Tt th e bit lum p :'" n rehi f
mea-. vi bv W dliein (�ri"'n pi-" -
dene I'f th i' A'r.'m:''an Fedi^""'! .i|i nf
iC n n h 'inod On Ptme ,Fixi
Con.siruciion work is scheduled tc
regm n .x t M o n d ay m o rn in g on tin
large tobacco warehouse to be erec ted
here by R. V. Keel a i a cos'
cl anprcxiniotely $.50.000. it 'wa:, aniiced
todav.
The building will be loc.aied on
Diclv.nsc.n A venue west of the A ilan-
Lic Coast Line .station and vv.ll be
.amen;', th e large.sl in th is .section
of the .State. ,
Thf. new .-dructure wi'l ':e 3''3 x 185
feet a n d will cont.ain 60.:590 sqna.e
fiet of floor space, It will giv:-
G rrenvillp ten m odern 'w.ir 'hous:"
ccvenng a combinr-d floor space of
Mxteen acr. s. ^
M.". Keel, who iias b 'cn m nnec.ed
.�iih th e to b a re ) busine.ss here and
in o 'h e r p a n s of ihp S ta te .f o r ;i
im m b 'r of ym us. said this a fte rn o d i
the n w w arehouse wciild nicdf
i r in every re.spect. containing la 'g-*
pirv r-st room s for both men. an-d a
comfortable a n d ccm m cdious cam p
i room for both w hite an d colored
{y^oph-
^ The b u ild in g will be of brick, steel
: r.nd wood ccn'^truction. an d will be
num bered am ong the largest not
only here, but in other p a rts ot
ih great b rig h t leaf belt.
Mr Keel is well-known am ong to bacco
m en a n d farm ers of this seej
tion. having o p erated warehouc- here
! a r d in oth. r p a rts of the belt for a
j num ber cf yenns. He announced
. his intenfion to build the new hous"
several weeks ago. and ccmpletcri
arran g em en ts w ith the b u ild irs 'thi''
week.
J u d g e Barnhill of
Rocky Mount to Preside
Over One Week
Jerm
A oil'' '' � 'k tewn ot Superior
r-'-irt, for th '' tria l of civil cases will
convene m thi.s city Monday. Februan-
18. w ith Jndze M,V. B arnhill.
of R ''' ky M ount on the bench.
T his v ill b^ th e � '.'cnd term of
c iv i^ ^ u 'n dturmg the new year, a
one nvrek te rm hav.ng been com - i
pleted t wo w eeks rgo, it was follow- !
ed b ' a one 'Axvk term of crim inal !
COUI" A.,
A lthough tho calendar h a s not
l)C( n co;r,;.)leted it us exiiected to con I
t.iin fn.:n fo rty to lity ? cases of
m ore or less im portance to th' p�'0 -
p!e of th is com m am ty.
AmuiKl th irty c.a.si\s av re �Lcpas- ;
ed { . in th e fo rm ar term but tJien' j
a!*' p -n tv m.'''*'' on tap to bt' given ;
a 't 'n ti.'n b ''tw t'?n now and th a mid \
suiu'oer, 4
Ayqnvxi.nately forty ca.ses a'cre
cleared from th ? dcckei in th e one
tWi* k te iin of crunm al court here
last ix-eck a n d m any mcge are exp.'
cted U> ito th e sam e m ute during
.he rem a in in s term.? scheduled for
the .'??.irins.
Past District Governor
to Highlight Kiwanis
Ladies' Night
Program T onight
.n K ii r r m a y k f i p k i n g
I RDM A T H ; \ n i \ G o i r t s j
j le .n d 'i' '.APt .Amcnc.tn debun-
'a n t f :ird ".ocK'ty wi'UU'n who will
I Ik' �u't^i'ntt ri at two �o\.-1 court? i
in M ar '- m: v not
( HI rs, .11 I all
W of tlV' i
, : . hm^d "i
King i
In
LEGISLATIVE
RAMBLINGS
By r . .A, I'.ArL
. ,1 n
; . n
.1' P r;nc
V 11 k I
ai-.-t.s;
;ii'-
pi 0
: of on-
M Ul -t\
pib'l.' ?
1.1 'Ai'l
1 a nek
h . queen
East D'L?tric* G ovenior a n d ,Mrs.
R.alph C. jp a r k e r , of D urham , are
exp'cted'T o ��tdm i the ladles' night
prcuTani to be given by th e K lwanis
club here to n ig h t a t 6:30 o'clock.
T;".i.s will be th e first visit of
governor B a rk e r to th e city and
m embers of th e club ivere lookins
forward to his coming with much
in^'t>'st ^
An e la b o rate program has h e n
arranired for tonight, alw avs.one of
the most im p art .ant m eetings of t'''"
club, a n d th e gut'sts wf! h- trea'.c'd
to m any en te rta in in g features.
In c h arg e of th e-p ro g ram are
p. 11 im 'm bors r f the program co m mittee.
\V. A, R\-an, chair.nan, Don.-
ald Con'ey. Vic? president, Jim G al-
Ifway. Pm * President, W A. D arden
and G-x>rge WcKxiward.
Fgtch m.i'tr.ber of the club will h '
requnvd to bring hi.s wife or s o r'i
l.-'.dy fr�e n -.1 in addition to some kind
cf new.^p;-ner, �)e da t.-'o f'w h ic h >-
c ' no corse-queiu'e It m ay be th
program m r.rn itte e are behind wUh
their iT.iding or .scm.e'hing ai d
.A ant P i r a te '' up bv h.aving .all mem
b 'm t b r n g them a newsixip'r.
fa v o rs a n d prizes w l d islriivitei.
1 m en � th e ladies, and the
ir>*n a ''l b(' e x p e .t 'd to Use to the
Iv'si c f th. n r ability tifty new .song
Ls a hi h G ecnnary Dave Moore
nnoune 'd h a d an'ived m tim e fo'
!ie m et ting.
Senator's Body Guard
Beats up News Photographer
on Arriving
in New Orleans
After an overnight investigation
of his .m ovem ents, the^prosecution
pressed its effort to smash the
credibility of testimony by Elvert
Carlstrom (above) Bronx c a r p e n ter.
that he sa w Bruno Hauptm ann
in a bakery near his heme the
night Baby Lindbergh w a s kidnaped.
(Associated Press R h o to i
Final Rites For Wreck
V i c t i m Held at
Grimesland Thi* Afternoon
at 2 o'clock
Funer.)l ,-ervices for P ra n k R ingo'd
Spau). 17. cf G rim esland. w ho
died in th e local hospital yesterday
morn lug at 5 30 o'clock from in ju rie.?
sus�c.ined in a h ead -o n a u ttsn o -
bile cclilsion ne-ar G reenw ood cem etery
on tn e W asl�ngion highw ay
T .'iirsdav of last week, w ere co n ducted
frem th e '-ome of h is p a re n ts
Ml- a n d Mra. J S Sp.iin, in G rim es
and hg� �'?. m oon at 2o'clock.
T ''e 1 " fx. w 'rc in cliarge of
R( ir .� n Davis, pastor cf th e
vAa.'=:-inv.u>n C h ristian church. asd
b I? Y A R \a n p a sto r
0 F > ' Str'H't C h n s tia n
cl n ) r t n \ I ic In 'e rm c n t fol-
I'U v i " . ' M v i i ' cen>eteiT.
"Cv 1 St f i ^ v f f " in te n d e d by
m Grt'oi . . 'le G n m e x 'a n d
1 .-e ' , I. the county,
..nh tier- � trib u t.' a-as expres-
, h '' '' i-'e^ m m w hich
w.'S h.-'ld.
IV,.:o ?'"'?r,' ,V 'ie
A- -ve H P P ' 'V AV�mer
1 , >1 ' r ' V n C arltcm
\ v i ' I r t . V, i ' I' ' D avid
p H. > ][i,, I ?= 1' ester P ro -
E ato n Rouge, La., Feb. 1.--lA P)-
S rn e tc r Huey Long's plot hearing
was ordered resumed th is m orning
shoitly after the S en ato r's arrival
in Bo ton Rouge.
Surrounded by guards and troops
S e n a to r Long reached B aton Rouge
.station cf hLs dictatorial em pire tu
8:55 o'clock.V one hour and a half
a fte r h e arrived a t New O rleans bv
train s from W ashington. e
He did not stay but a few m in utes
a n d cam e up the highw ay with
a cayalcade of his followers.
'H'' elippfd into Baton Rouge, now
under m artial law with 700 soldier?
and S tate police, both in uniform
and plain clothes.
He reached B aton Rouge in th r
m idst of a tense atm osphere and
w ith townspeople subjected to eleven
d rastic m artial l�w orders, one ot
which prohibits more th a n tw o p e r-
.schs J6 congregate on the str�et?
and prohibitig new spapers from
p rin tin g an ything derogatory to the
S tate adm inistration.
N-w Orleans. La., Feb. 1.-( A P i -
Sene.tor Huey Long arrived in New
O rleans today from W a s h ir^ to n and
got off the train a t the railroad d e pot
surrounded by a stro n g bodyguard
whose first act was to beat
up a newspaper photographer and
sm ash his cam era to pieces on the
ccncr^te floor of th e railroad shed.
Tlie photographer was Leon Trice
cf the staff of T he Associated Press,
who h ad ta'ucn a picture of S enator
Long stepping off th e tra in from
W ashington.
As he snapped th e picture, Joe
M essina. Long's chief bodyguard,
struck Trice in th e m outh w ith
his fist. Trice, who was no physical
w ith th e hueky bodyguard,
backed awajr,
Long, who wai looking on. shouted:
''Give it to him . Joe. Do a n ]d h in f
you w ant to w ith him ."
W ith th a t Messina struck the photog
rap h er w ith a blackjack (mi th e
back of th e head and knocked him
down. The bodyguard th e n destroyed
th e cam era and sta rted off w ith
th e Senator.
Measure Expected to
Be Reported to the
House Not Later
Than Wednesday
r r f.
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THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG
Nows Behind The News.
T IM I I) lAATNSTlNG S
n U I N T L B O .A T ( R ASH
, *: ?
Stockholm. -lA P ' Two .MViiill
pas.'.4'iiucr b'lat.r plying the sii;n�'
('Oiirsc lor 40 yc irs in the t w l : ; i n d
turns of St. .'iU i'hn arehqiehv'o.
liave at la.st (xvllniyd.
. T.io collision, which (X'currcd in a
(ien.s' lot', was due to the "perfect "
tim ing by t.hc pilot on each hiKit,
Ai'cii.sUimed to foe and darkne.'-.s
iJle i>ik?Ls have learned to n .w i.ate
by the w.ilcW sail lur so m any m lnuto.
s in ^ i K � d i 'Section and s' many
s>oondsMn (that, to cscaiv tivaeh
cn>Us nv'fs �i�ui islands
Man Shoots H i g h
School Girl and Then
Takes Own Life at
Gaffney, S. C.
f
G an n ey , S C.. Feb. 1 'A U '
.Siuidi'iil.v 1 1 1 ' rruptin,! a ri.-.nce of
\oiing pci'pie An:zi Hrid''.-'rs. 21, shot
and w ounded-M ary S ip H arrilh 17-;
Nchr-olii high school mil and c o m -?
am ted suieide la.st night.
Hridgt's took a ptslol �M>m hi
pc.'kct a n d while hnrritied young;
co'cpli" look' on, fired p o in t-lilan i,'
a: Mi.' s Il.irrill. w ounding hcv in I in
F f; side an d th e n tlr.d a bullet m l''
his own chest,
T he m an died before he could he
N .iiicnal O uai'd officers c.\n'. v. .
aiuo licens.' fag'- bearing numb' i'
in from one to ihrt-e digits, but if >
ought to be recogiuzed. ihinks s . -
ator R ivers Johnson, ot Dupli'T. U
intrcduced a bill which wmild f .
ni.sh tliose olficors with dlsiinctn '
tags.
At rrc s e m - only S tate officials .v -
cure lo w -n u m b 're d t 'lgs They i
from No. 1, the G overnor's nmubcr
on up to Kkl or ihercab'Uits Fo
vale c ar tags sta rt at lOO.OOO, air
lh c n ''s a reason behind th at. If '
I'cgan w hc'v the officials' qiiii !!'.'
S tate would be pestered by htcr.dV
thousands of car owners w a n t.;'.'
low nuniber.s, the idea being th,
low n u m b 'rs create tlie impress. 'U
that 'M*' am i th e G uvernor �re I'k '
ihat." O ilier m n i'U 'is lx*low hXt.OiW
are reserved for trucks, taxis and
on. . - . .?
wl
t .\
i\*
I'lk
.xil e s'lrw
W A s I llN '>rON ached a siag e npw whcre .\ Pi -i- H u
Hv (icorge Uiinie d- ittial veto kx>ks like a hi.cl'ib ai i m 'i
V 'E T p' The bor'.:;- jxws ave well ler.cc to a lew hurdler,
on tlie wa-' to beaaiv. thcmsolve.s .
to d e ath K ll.K E N N 'A' T he A m er;.an I-
A^ith a criH'�xU'c tear m c a d i c v i, y e n uid th e V eterans of Fore; n
the R oc.eiel* idm ini.sira'icn has Wars are a t odds over whether the
lie'-n sunc:'tM 'am slv slippni". one Vuison bill or the P atinan b n l.h a .'-.d um '
faction a ''i.lle td '. one m m uic and sh.ouId Lv re p o rted out in the House, I nomcvi Sir.
tossing a ti unc. j, on to the other l . i ' m o n C o m m a n d e r Frank B elg n n o . � '^'Vs d s n
side in iir .e d .'.a ttth e r im f tc r supporf.ng th e Vin.son measure, -is 'd
It is aina. OH. how the lads are b�'!t'g att.ick ed by Patm aii who has
.nnashinq aw.iv at each other'.? the .solid backing of the Yf-YV.
"onks .',iwi 'i!c; icnial!'.- the pros-.� There are a lot of uiuiercurrents
oect' of- ;ui.'.*-*'l'onu lei'islation.rihis in this squabble between the
sc.ssion. oigem zations ii'fOn which th e biuiit
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ted
G n F,
^ . . W S. GaJi-
F A : onring, A.
? ^ . rd.s. J. "L.
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I D P h ll-
" . r p.. T ucker.
r- >,Ti p r L.
p r P .1 .A. D,
' R H.'rkm* J B.
V V) '. J K.
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- i,c " F a st
. . ' - Coll, " '. W�US
. J ; -------e ' i:-d ;n a n
' R \ w hen
c " O'T.oc bv C h arlie
?? .-t ' t in B oth
b iag
>1" H idv'..'-k was
w V line h is c a r
" .1 ' 'd in th e
c , ? i-r.il d n s u n d e r
. . H 'o r was re-
S 'OO.) iv'iid A n egro
nd in q wn a H;uWx4i
c.iv '.njured but is exovcr.
Isl.uu! x i(.r\ M ade V bable
Ai '
New
uwers .u this stage are of the tight for cash p ay in en t'm u st
ilouir that the question fall. VFAA' alw ays lu'.s been for
of im n p ifiair o;,>.h puytnoni will get cash bonus. TlK Legion h.is blown
' ' M ad'u'asi'ar ' AP)
i!m'.Ill's hl're shtnv th e
C U V :n>m skeletons of
and vtJier prehustoric
dow n through jew elry
'k t IS and o ' i relics of
rn v ih v to the pre^eint
.W hen they colllikxl Ixith ho;it.s | l.ikt n to a liospiuil. Inn a t the G ullwery*
exacUy ha'fw ay to l.l�'ir dcsll- '"'y H ospital th is iiiornini' it wa'-
a.s nation
ond.
botii tim ed to Ule very .soc- ; .ml Misv lla rrilll had a gaiod chancr i
IQ recQV er. 1
Tl'.e tiP^-t (osnietologisf bill of tlio
lofisl.divc .s-e�.soii made it.s iqi-
(C onU nued on page four)
to a final \ ' t o n ihc light of re- hot .and oold on the .sub.iccr ~ mo.stl\ .[.j.s
cent dcvoU 10 ' o n ; . on Cput -j' Htll cold ur.t;l last fall s convention.
O t h e r s -ih in k ;!ic '.'..y id "1 1 1 iivg on Being a .smaller- nrgam/.aimn. '\i"s.."vhes lh>ut>4. I n 'ia Yesini
the wall finall.v will cot la r c enough VFW did not w ant to ."ec the Le- m,.m'ow 1 . t igures p u t
for iK'lh shies til read and that glon grab credit for steering anv.,'.,. tvqmlat -f M.Kitive at 3.613.1
ih ere afte r a Ivvmus bill ot sort.-, will bonu.s bill th ro u g h Congress A ' lo p.. 'ic th e 1913 �enpass.
? , fial iMX's' Hoeiit was hired to dm .us o t th, s,- tif'.- 0 were wtirkii.ien
Hut .siunild th e l.itli � t hiHil of home the tact MuU VFW h;ui b'�n649�HN) .u ' e m�i and'89.lH)0
ihuught be c o u eci. aUaira liuve tC uiiiinued w i Page Five* atudenu.
Raleigh, Feb. 1.-T he revenue bill
is expected to be re0orted to th e
House by not later th a n W ednesday.
Feb. 6 Senator H arriss Newmati.
chairm an of th e Senate Piiuuice
Com mittee an d R epresentative R .
Gregg C herry of the House F inance
Commit tee. said today. All of th e
scheduled public hearings were completed
yesterday aftemo�i an d the
joint comm ittees are now w orking
in executive session^ to re-w rite
these sections of the Budget revenue
bill -vvhich it has decided to change.
'T see no reason why the com m ittee
cannot finish re -w rrin g th e revenue
bill and get it ready to report
to the House by next W ednesdav,"
S enator Newman said today. "T he
ccm m ittees alreadv k n 'w w h at sections
they are going to change and
It w.ll not require m uch discussion
to reach an agreem ent on^ th ere
chaiwii'S."
Both S enator Newm'in and Rtip*
resentative C herry agr��!! th a t Ihe
bill would contain the sa P s tax section
as recom mended by �h� Budget
Commission, w ith the exem ption
removed. For it is generally agreed
t hat the anti-sales tax forces will
m ake no effort to elim inate thesa
sections in the finance com m ittees,
since they adm it they are ou tn u m bered
in the committees. I t is n ot
even expect�S th a t the anti-saJen
taxers will bring in a m m ority re port
Since both the sales tax a n d a n tisales'
tax factions in the com m ittee
have already indicated th a t they
are anxious to get th e revenue bill
out of comm ittee and onto the floor
of th e House as soon as pissible it
�S expected both of these group�
will cooperate tn re-w rlttng th s bill
an d th a t no effort will be made Dy
the anti-sales tax group to throw
any bricks into th e m achinery w
delay action H iey have in d lc ^ �t�
they are saving theae bricks u u tu
the bill gets onto the floor of th o
House. T hen they are prm nlsllic ?
veritable shower of Irlah c o n lfttt to '
a determ ined effort to remoy# th e
sales tax lection. B u t ixA ttn tll
PACE TWO
THE DAILY REFLECTOR, GREENVILLE. N. C.
I^nday. February T, 1935
Noncs or summons hv
n W i 'ATIOV
D orth C a r o lin � - ^ itt County
In the Supi-rior Court
Tcw-n cl OrernviUe v
H attie B arnhill and lni.vtend
T he d eiendaitt- .o o ti' iu�mti
� ill lak^ �"hnn cn*
lltldd as above ha> b;>on ui?>tituU*c
In th e Superior Court of PfU cou.nte
�OT the purpofie of - foreclosing
caethlcateB o l tax sales and livns
for the re ars 1930 and 1931 h ric
|�T Uic plaintif� agauist the p ro p erty
of th e deic4tdanuv and ih
��1 further take noU �' th at tltvy
u t required to apirear b fosv the
Clerk of tJie Superior Court of P u t
Ooaiuv a t his offtc- in OiT''r.viUe
N C ' and plead to th e coinplalm
heretofore nied in said Clerk s oiflc
�lU iin 30 days a fte r s*'n iee of th n
jummons, or th e r e ih i theretn dem
anded will be (granted -
This the 30th day of dnntitr:. ; 33
r n . J F. HARRINGTON
? Clerk Superior Court
NOTICE OF S I MMONS BY
WTH-ICATION
HoTih C arolina-P itt Qounty
In the Superior Court
Town d Greenville vs
Sm ith and rife . Mr? John
am ifi. ' , *
T he ch*ieiulantjs alwvc nam^o
Will take notice th a t an action e n titled
aa above has been iiistituted
In the Superior O oun of PiU countv
the purpose of foreclosing Bruce King
eertificates of tax sales and lu-m
- n.inw is. � I th'- r J � u T 'in de�
n .anded 'a��� 1>''
H u s tJie 30th d a' Oi J a n u u y . 19J5.
J 1 HARRINGTON.
ClnK ^.i'ii.ia r Court. '
nuirde;! will i)'- c;an i� d
T ha ta- 301 i da^
.1 F HAIIBINC.TON
' . ? ( ic:k -siprCior Can -
NtJTK I O f SI MMONS BY
I�l B l l( ATION
North t'i.r.C ;;;;. !';it C o u n ty
in the H u jr rio i C itu ri.
Town ct Gro n\ il�!' ^'s
Ainhr Evans and husband
Tin- iiifenclanis itb.)vt nain�r
will tak" notu tlia,t an actirin m -
titltd as above lias bi'en insututoii
in !h*' Sup.n lor Court o! P d t count
tv for the purprr*- of fortTlos n'^t
certjficate.s of tax sale* a n d U-n**
for the yt\ir.� 1930 and 1931 In-In
hy the platnUR agm nst the propt-
rt\ ol the d efen d an ts; and they
wili fu F h e r tak e notice th a t tin y
rile rcqaired t� appear b -tnre the
Ck'ik o l'tin ' Superior Court of Pitt for Ih;' yv�irs 19.3) and 1931. nield
County fit lus offic.' in Gre-nviUe. by th e pia tuui ak a.n 't th" prop-
N C , and plead to tile com plaint r r ty of th: d h t. lau'.--, and th">-
h e rcicfo n -/lied in said C lerk s olfi''C will lu i.li- r uik ru' r - th a t th -y
within 30 days a fte r servictVa^rf th is are vKjuiM-d to apo -ar b 'fo re ihe
.summons, or tlte reh* f therein de- Ck-rk of th ' Siip-noi Court cf P itt
nianded will be g ranted
N C., an d plero; !o th eam plaim j will fu i.h r mk n o lic- tliaf tin ''
h r ix u fcrr-flted in s'dd C H k ft ofttt . I arc rfqinr*'d ny app^ur bTorc fh^^^
lUthin 3tt t f a \ . arter M-rvic- of this
. in th e K uprrior C ourt of P itt county
for th e pnrpo.se of fonclosins
Clerk 0! the s u p .n o r Court of P ic
I Counly at h*:' oific > in Gre- nvil!
IN. C . and pf'-*' til?" complain'-
i h ercto fcr' fiieo ; i s.iid Clerk ,s nti''
I w ithin 30 dav.s a lte r service of tinh
uminons. r.r !i� - r e h / ihciT�n d'--
! innndecl 'Vil! be irraiued.
I Tins tiie;n-*tii da', of Ja n iu rv , l!'3fv
J F HA RRINGTON
Clc-rk Superior Court.
Tins the 30th dav of J a f n : \ , P-35
J F HARRINGTON.
Clerk Siijierioi- Court.
N O TK 'i: O f' 81'MMONS BY
Pji ftL K ATION
N orth C aroiina-P itt County
In the S uperior Court
Town of,G reenville v.,
J Bruce K ing and vffe M r.
Mrv
namec
v�.A . - .................. defendm nis above nam ed
fnr t h . w a rs 1930 "and 1931 ^ I d will take notic.-' th a t a n action en-
S i S t S t itStTpttrSe""?'
t ^ p ^ s r c o ^ ^ ^ � f P tll f o r 'S i e ^ e a i x 1930 " � d 1931 held will take n o tfc th a t an action en-
' f h ' e ^ d f f e i S ; � n d ^ T ; i f th e Superior C o u r t'� % U t 'coutr-
. K. C., a n d plead u k e notice that th -v tv for the purpose of foreclasuig
Jmretofore ftkd in s*id C l e r k � i P to ap w ar^ b-(oiv i h ' certliicates of tax tales and It.llr
? , l u , m X 'i , ': c w k T t s t s t p e r t o C ourt of P itt for th e years 1930 and 1931 held
iu ru n o n s. or therein de- Ore-nvUle. by th e plaintiff ag ain st the prop-
NOTICK OK ,S! MMON.S BY
in 'B I K \ rio N
N i.rih C arolina I'lt* (M inty
In th e Supt'iior (' ur ' ; ' ~
Town of ('?:?- � .'� j '' ' . ! NCTH K OF Sl'M M O N S Bk
Lorenzo Foibi " i.- . p i BI.K ATION
Lorenzo Ko �Ih'.->. - ; N orth Ciirolin;. P i / County.
V*e d /e n iia ii; iianied-, I n the Sup rior C ourt. v
wni tak e noti t�rr�� lui a^hon ( n -I rrw-n ' G reenville rtitled
r.s � bsve Iv,: . r n i:vsHtul-o Ernest W liicliaid and wife. Mis.
in Uie SuufiKM Cvu;' ' I Pitt ro u n - Ernon, W hicinrd
fr for th'* purti'-'* lortcio'-.ins Th'* defeiiciaiu;- above n ain .d
cerU fieates ol i.i.v mO'S and lleiif will take nor;: th a t an action e n titled
as iib':'.e h as been instUuted
in the S u p -n o r C,->urt ol Pitt count
y / o r the iiiu po.se of lo rtclasin j
c e r t i � i c a '. o � tax sales and ll'-ris
for the year-- 1930 and 1931 held
bv the p!a tMil iigaiast th? prop-
( i-tv of th - (i* fen d an ts; and they
will lui her take notice th a t they
are reci,Hired io app;'a r b / o r e the
Clerk of th ? Superior Court cf PfT\
Ckiuniy at I,is office in Greenville.
N. C , and plead to th� com plaint
h en tcfore filed in .said Clerk'.s office
w ithin 30 day.s af't^r service of thi.s
summons, or the relief therein d e m
anded will be ifranted.
This the 30th dav o f January, igs."!.
J. F. HARRINGTON,
C lerk S uperior Court,
Sophia Cox a n d husband.
T he d e fen d a n ts above nam ed
c[ntificaies f>f ia.x .sale, iiiui 11 n; will tak e notice th a t an action enfor
the vears 1930 and 193-1 lwU.'� titled as above h a s been in stitu ted
bv the i�a nii�T against Hu p r o p - I n the S uperior C ourt of P itt counci
t'* of flv- c'. fenclam s; an d the.v} ty for tire puilxxse of foreclosing
will fu r;h 'r take notice th a t tlv y I c ern iicates o f tax sales h* n^
are req u in d to appc.ar b fore the j for the j/a r.s 1930 and I
CUtrk 0� til - Superior C ourt o� Pitt .......................
(Joimty at hi.s office in Grci-nvillc.
N. C.. ,.nd plead to th " complaint
licretcfci-. filed in said C lerk's office
w ithin 30 day-s a fte r service of thiS
hiunmons. or the relief th erein dem
anded will be granted.
T his the 30th dav of Jan u ary . '939
J. F. HARRINGTON,
Clerk Superior Court.
Couniv at 111-* dffie- m Ore nville.
N, C and plead to th " com plaint
h e re trfc r- .'��?'.d in C l'-rks offi ?
w ithin 30 diiv* afte r .^-rv'ice of thi.s
suiTunons, or tire reii, 1 tlierein denrandcd
wil' b" granp-d
Tlrfv the .30Hr dav of Jan-.-.r^v. 193.9.
J F, HARRINGTON,
Clerk Su,')pricr Court.
\(1 T K E OF S I MMONS BY
PUBLICATION
North. C arolina-P itt County.
In till Superior C oun.
Tow-n of G reenville v.s.
Albt'rt Flem ing and wife.
Albert Fleming.
The defendanUs above
Branded wiU be granted
T his the 30th dav of Jr.n;'.m . . '*35.
J. F. HARRINGTON
Clerk Superior Court
NOTICE O P SIM M O N S BY
PtJBLICATION
K o n h C a � o U n a -P itt Counly
In the Superior Court,
Town of Greenville v.s
O. B. Powell and wife. Mrs O E
Powell. 1
T he defendanis abave named
will take noyci* th a t an action e n titled
a� above has been institutetl
In the Superior C o u n of P itt county
for th e purpose of foreclosing
certificates of tax sales a n d liens
for th e years 1930 and 1931 held
bv th e i ^ l n t i f l ag ain st the property
of th e defendants; and th y
fu rth er take notice th a t Un^y
N C and plead to th e com plaint rrtv of th e defendants: and the.-
heretofon* filed in said Clerk'.s office will fu rth e r take notice th a t Uu-y
w ithin 30 da vs a fte r s*>rvice of this arc required to api>ear b?Tore t h '
summons or' th e reli. f th erein de- Clerk of the Superior C ourt of Pitt
monded will be g ran ted C ounty at his office in Gre- nville
T h is J h r 3flth dav.Qi 4sn u ajv . 1935. N. C and plead to th e complaint
J F HARRINGTON.
C lerk Superior Court
heretofoix' filed in said Clerk's offi:
w ithin 30 days a fte r .service of this
stunm ons, or the reli f therein dem
anded WiU be granted.
Tills th e 30th day of Jan u ary , 1933.
J. F. HARRINGTON,
Clerk Superior Court,
NOTICE O F SCMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
N orth CaroUna-P itt County.
In the Superior Court. --------------------------------
Tnn J Tucker PUBLICATION
T he defendanus above n a m e d ' N o rth C arolina-P itt County,
will take notic.* th at an action en- In the Superior Court,
titled as above has been Instituted
in the Superior Court of PiH county,
for the purpose of foreclosing
NOTICE O F SUMMONS BY
PU BLICA TIO N
North C arolina-P itt County.
In the S uperior C ourt.
Tow-n of G reenville vs
H S S hep p ard and wife. Mrs. H.
S, Siieppard.
The. defendanus above nami-d
will lake notice th a t an action entiiled
a s 'above h as been instituted
ip the S uperior C ourt of P itt county
for the punoose of foreclosing
certiricatc,s o f lax sale.s and liens
for the y ears 1930 and 1931 held
by the p lain tiff against the property
of th e defen d an ts; and they
will fu rth e r tak e notice th a t they
are required to appear befoj-e tlie
Clerk of th? S uperior Court of Pitt
C ounty .at h is office in Greenville,
N. C.. and plead to the com plaint
hcretofci-" filed in said Clerk's office
w ithin 30 day's a fte r service of this
summons, or tlie reli* f therein dem
anded will b2 granted.
T his the 30th day of January, 1935.
J. F. HA RRINGTON .
C lerk Superior Court.
NO TICE OF S�M.MONS BY'
PUBLICATION
N orth C arolina-P itt County.
. I n the Superior C ouit.
Tow-n of Gi-eenville v.s,
Mrs. Irene Lee an d Blanch Crom
artic.
T h e defendant's abave^ named
will tak e n o ticf th a t an a ' tlon e n titled
as above h a s been instituted
*n the S u t)'rior C o u n of Pitt county
for tire jmrpose of toreclosini;
certificates of tax .sales and
for th e years 1930 and 1931 held
by th e plaintiff against the property
of ih " defendanUs: and they
will fu rth er take notice that they
Hi^ rexjuired to ap p ea r before the
Clerk of the S uperior Court of P itt
C ounty at his office in Grei nville,
N. C.. an d plead to th e com plaint
heretofore filed in said Clerk's office
w ithin 30 davTS a fte r service of this
m anded will be granted.
T his the 30th dav of Januarv, :'135.
J. P. HA RRINGTON .
C lerk Sujierior Court.
py the p lain tiff again.st the p ro p erly
of th e d efendants: and they
wili fu rth e r ta k e notice th a t tln-y
are required to appear b:-iore the
Clerk of th e Superior Court of P ilt
County a t h is office in Greenville,
N. C.. a n d plead to th e com plaint
heretofore filed in said C lerk s offi? -*
Town of Greenville v.s.
Jam es K night an d - wife, Mrs.
Jam es K night. *'
T he defendants abovc^ nam ed
will take notice th a t an action enlitled
as above h a s been in stitu ted
in the su p erio r C o u rt of P itt county
for the purpo.se of foreclosing
certificates of tax salc.s a n d li'-ns
for the years 1930 and 1931 held
by th e "plaintiff a g ain st th e property
of -the defendants; an d they
will fu rth er take notice th a t they
are required^ to appear before the
Clerk of the Superior C ourt cf P itt
County a t his office in G reenville,
w ithin 30 days a fte r service of th is N. C" and plead to th e com plaint
.ummons, o r th e relief therein dem
anded w'ill be granted.
Tills th e 30th day of l a n u / y . 193 ).
J, F. HARRINGTON.
C lerk Superior Court.
Town of Greenville vs.
TYncy May and husband.
________ ^ 'The defendants above nam ei'
w e required to appear before the cprijJ'ca�es of tax sales and li^-ns will lak e notic*- ^ b a t a n action en-
CSerk 6� th e Superior C ourt ai Pilt
County a t hi* office in Oreienvllle,
K. C., and plead to th e complainy
heretofore filed in said C lerk's office
for the years 1930 and 1931 held titled as above has been instituted
bv the plamUff ag ain st the prop- m t^ e Svipenor Coimt of P itt couneftv
of the d efendants; and they' ty for th e purpose of forw K jlng
- . - eeriifieates of tax sales and liens
1931 held
will fu rth er u k e notice th a t thr-y
w ifljin 30 days a fte r aervioe o | t h i- , ^ required to appear b?iore the to r th e years 1930 and 1931 held
gamroom, or the relief therein I r ^ r k of th e Superior Ck>urt of P ilt by th e p la.ntiff ag ain st the propm
anded wUl be granted. > ' ckmntv a t h is office in G r^ nvUie, -rty of th e defendants; and they
T h is the 30th dav of Januaiv, 1J35 , j . ^ ' an d plead to the complain will f u u h e r take notice U iat they
J. F. HARRINGTON. ; heretofore filed in said Clerk's office t are required to appear before the
w ithin 30 days a fte r service of this * C lerk of the S u iw io r C o m of Pitt _ ^ ........................................
' ummons. or the relif-f therein d e -i C ounty a t his office in Greenville, prty of th e defen d an ts; ."ind they
I m anded will be granted. ^ plead to th e com plaint | fu rth e r tak e notice th a t thf v
Clerk Superior Court.
NOTICE O F SUMMONS BY
PU BLICA TIO N
N orth C arolina-P itt County.
In the S uperior Court.,'
Town of G reenville vs.
Ellis Nassif a n d wife.vMr$. Ellis
Nassif. ?
The d efen d a n ts above nam ed
will take notice th a t an action e n titled
as above h a s been instltut.*"d
ip the;,Supcrior C ourt of P ilt county
for� the purpase of foreclosing
certificates of ta x sales and llen.'^
for th e years 1930 and 1931 held
by th e p iam tiff ag ain st the prop
NO TICE O F SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
N orth C arolina-P itt County.
In th e Superior C ourt.
Tow n of G reenville v.s.
L aw rence Anderson and x(��*', Mrs.
Law rence Anderson.
T h e d efen d a n ts above n a n r d
wlU ta k e notice th a t an action en titled
as above h a s been instituted
in th e su p e rio r C ourt of P itt county
for the purpose of foreclosing
certificates of tax sales an d li-n.*:
fc r th e years 1930 an d 1931 helc'
by th e plaintiff a g ain st the property
of th e d e fen d an ts; an d they
will fu rth e r tak e notice th a t they
are required to ap p ear befor? the
C lerk of th e S uperior C ourt of P itt
C ounty a t h is office in Greenville,
N. C., a n d pletfd to th e com plaint
heretofore filed In sa id Clerk's offic'
w ithin 30 days a fte r service of tjris
sum m ons, o r th e relief therein dem
anded will b? granted.
T his th e 30th dav of Ja n u arv , 1935.
J. F. HARRINCrrON.
C lerk Superior Coiu-t.&
N O TICE OF SUMMONS BY
PU BLICA TIO N
N orth C aro lin a-P itt County.
In th e S uperior Court.
T ow n of Greenville v.s.
- J. H. C. E dw ards and .wife, Mrs.
J. H. C. Edward.s.
T he d efen d a n ts above nam ed
will take notic.* th a t a n action e n titled
as above h a s been in stituted
in th e su p e rio r C ourt -of P itt county
for th e purpose of foreclosing
certificates of tax sales a n d liens
foi- the years 1930 and 1931 held
by the plaintiff ag ain st the p ro p erly
of th e defen d an ts; and they
will fu rth e r take notice th a t th ey
are required to appear bcfw e th e
Clerk of th e S uperior C ourt of P i it
County a t h is office in G reenville.
N. C., a n d p lead to th e copiplalnt
heretofore filed In said C lerk's office
w ithin 30 days a fte r service of th is
.summons, o r th e relief th erein d e m
anded will be granted.
T ins the 30th dav of Jan u ary . 1925.
J. F .' HARRINOTO'N.
C lerk Superior C ourt.
heretofore filed in said C lerk's offive
w ithin 30 days a fte r service of tlris
summons, or tire relief therein dem
anded will be gi-anted.
T his 3('ih day o� Jpnuary, 1935.
J. F. HARRINGTON.
Clerk Superior C ourt.
J. F. HARRINGTON.
Clerk Superior Court.
N O nC B or SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
K orth I^ rflita a -P itt County.
In t l� Siqierior C ourt. i � ------------------------------------
Jo h n wife Mrs j
�U1 u k e DO�C th a t an ac�m entl�
e d � a lk m h as been � n s � u i u d ; , . an d w c M n
to th e s u p r i o r Court of P itt coun- Cox an d w.ic. M r,.
ty for t h f purpose of foreclosing
certifieatss o f tax salks an d lie n s '
for th e j* f r s 1930 and 1931 held
by the platntiff ag ain st the property
of th e defendants; and t h e '
will fu rth e r u k e notice th a t tht*y
are requlped to appear b?fore the
This the 30th day of Januarjv 1935 h e re tcfc re filed in said C lerk's offic;
w ithin 30 days a fte r service of this
sum m ons, or the relief therein dem
anded will be granted.
T his the 30th day of January. 1935.
J r . HARRINGTON,
Clerk Superior Court.
John
The d efendants above named
will take notice th a t a n action e n titled
as above has been Instltutec
in the Superior C o u n of P itt county
for the purpose of foredosing
certificates of tax sales and lU-nr
H. C., an d plead to the complaint
heretofore tie d in saw Clerk's oific"
w 'th ln 30 days a fte r service of thl^
gum nons, or the relief therein deiran
d e d will be granted.
T his the 30th day of January. 1935
J. F. HARRINGTON.
Cleek Superior Court.
crty of the defendants; and they
wUi fu rth er u k e notic? th a t thoy
are required to app?ar b ./o re the
Clerk of th-* Superior Court of- Pitt
NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLIC.ATION
N o rth C arolina-PIU County.
In th3 Superior Court.
Town of Greenville vs.
F ra n k Sparkm an and wife, Mrs.
P ra n k Sparkm an,
T h e defendants above n a m 'd
will tak e notiCf th a t an action e n titled
as above has been instituted
in th " Superior Court of P ill county
fcr tile pufP0.'>3 of forcclosini
rrrt/ic a te .s of tax sale.s and U* m
fcr the years 1930 tind 1931 held
by the pla'ntiff against the p re p are
requii'ed to ap p ear b /o r e the
Clerk of th e Superior C ourt,of P itt
County a t his office in Greenville.
N. C., an d plead to the com plaint
heretofore filed in said Clerk's office
w ithin 30 days a f te r service of this
summons, nr th e relief therein dem
anded WiU be granted.
T his the 30th d av of Januarv. 1935.
J. P. 'HARRINGTON.
C lerk Superior Court.
NO TICE OF SUMMONS BY
PU BLICA TIO N
N orth C arolina-P itt County.
In the S uporior Court.
^ Tow n of G reenville v.s.
Jasp er Foust a n d wife, Mrs. Ja sl?
�r Foust.
T he d e fen d a n ts above nam ed
�111 take notic? th a t an action e n titled
as above h a s been instituted
in the Superior C ourt of P itt coun-
N O TICE O F SUMMONS BY
PU BLICA TIO N
N orth C arolina-P itt C ounty.
In th e Superior C ourts
Town of G reenville vs.
P. W. Spell a n d wife. Mrs. P. W,
Spell.
T h e d e fen d a n ts above named
will tak e notice th a t a n action e n titled
as above h as been instituted
in the S u p erio r C ourt of P itt county
for th e pui'posc of foreclosing
certificates o f tax sales an d lien*-
for th e years 1930 a n d 1931 held
by th e p lain tiff a g ain st the property
of th e d efen d an ts; a n d thev
will fu rth e r take notice th a t th e v
are req u ired to ap p ear before the
Clerk o f th e Superior C o u rt of P itt
C ounty a t his office in Greenville.
N. C.. a n d plead to th e com plaint
heretofore filed in said C lerk's office
w ithin 30 days a fte r service thi?
ium m pna. or the reliyf th erein de
m anded will, be granted.
T ills th e 30th dav of J a n u a n ', 1935.
J. F. H A RRINGTON ,
C lerk S uperior Court.
N C TIC E O F SUMMONS BY
PU BLICA TIO N
N orth C a ro lin a-P itt County.
In the su p e rio r Court.
Tow n of G reenville vs
Lvdia C lem m ons and husband.
'Ehe d e fen d a n ts above 'nam ed
will tak e notic.* th a t an action e n titled
as above h a s been in stitu ted
in the s u p e rio r Court of P itt county
for th e purpose of foreclosing
certificates of tax sales a n d liem?
for th e years 1930 an d 1931 held
by th e p lain tiff ag ain st the propcrtv
of th e d efen d an ts; and they
will fu rth e r tak e notice th a t th ev
are required to appear before th e
Clerk of th e S uperior C ourt of P itt
County at. h is office ^in Greenville.
N. C., a n d plead to th e com plaint
heretofore filed in said Cle'-k's office
w ithin 30 days a fte r service of th is
sum m ons, or th e relief th erein deninnded
w ill be granted.
T his th e 30th dav of .loiniarv. 19C'5.
J . F. HA RRINGTON ,
C lerk Superior Court.
NOTICE O F SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
N orth Cai-olina-P itt County.
In the Superior Court.
Town of Greenville vs.
G ra'ts Norcott and wife. Mrs^
G ra ts Norcott.
'Tlic defendants above nam ed
will ta k e notice th a t a n action e n titled
as above h a s been Instituted
in the su p erio r C ourt of P itt county
for the purpose of foreclosing
certificates of tax sales an d liens
for th e y e a n 1930 a n d 1931 held
by the plaintiff ag ain st th e p roperty
of the d efendants; and they
will fu rth er take notice th a t they
dre required to ap p ear before the
Clerk of the Superior C o u rt cf P itt
C ounty a t his office in G reenville.
N. C., and plead to th e com plaint
heretofore filed in sa id C lerk's office
w ithin 30 days a fte r se rf ice of th is
summons, or the reli f therein deu'u'ndc'fl
will be g ran ted ,
.rhis iiie COth dav of Jfuv.ar*'. ID'-'f,
J. P. HARRINGTON.
C lerk SU!>erior Court.
N O TICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
N orth C a r o lin a -P ltt County.
In th e Superior Court.
Tow n of CireenvUIe vs.
C a rrie Blake and husband.
T h e defendants abeve named
will ta k e notice th a t an action e n titled
a.s above h fs been instituted
in th e S uperior Court of P itt county
for th e purpose of foreclosing
certificates of tax sales a n d liens
fcr th e years 1930 and 1931 held
by th e plaintiff against the prope'rty
of th e defendants; and they
wili fu rth e r take notice th a t they
are req u ired to appear belore the
C lerk of the Superlon C ourt of P itt
C ounty a t his offic." in Greenville.
N. C.. a n d plead to th e com plaint
h eretcfci'o filed in .said C lerk's office
w ithin 30 da\'s after serrice of this
r,ummons. or th? r e l i / / h e r e i n dem
an d ed will be granted.
'This th e 30th day of January, 1933.
J. P. HARRINGTO:^.
Clerk Superior Court.
N O TICE O F SUMMONS BY
PU BLICA TIO N
N orth C aro lin a-P itt County.
In th e S uperior C ourt.
Tow-n of G reenville vs.
H attie S hirley and husband.
T he d e fen d a n ts ab^vc nam ed
will tak e notic* th a t an action e n titled
as above has been in stitu ted
in the s u p e rio r C ourt of P itt coun- Clark
ty for th e purpose of foreclosing
n o t i c e o f s u m m o n s b y
PUBLICATION
N orth C arolm a-P ltt C ounty.,
In the Superior Court.
Town of Greenville v.*i.
M ari(m Freem an an d wife. Mrs.'
M arion Freem en.
The d eicn d an ts above nam ed
will take notic * th a t an action e n title-!
as above h as been instituted
In th e Superior C ourt of P itt county
for th-* purijas" of foreclosing
certificates of tax sale.s a n d U-'ti.*'
for the .vears 1930 and 1931 held
bv the plaintiff ag ain st the propertv
of th e defendants; an d thev
will fu rth er take notice th a t Uiey
ere required to appear befor? the
Clerk of tlie Superior C ourt of P itt
County a t his offic; In G rcuivllle.
N. C., and nlead to the com plaint
heretofore filed in said Clerics offi?'
w ithin 30 days a fte r se n lc e of thi'^
,c,ummons, or the relief th erein d e m
anded wlU be granted.
'Tills rh ; "0th dav o ' J a n u a rv , 1935.
J. P. HARRINGTON.
Clerk Sui>erior Court.
N O TIC E OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
N o rth C arolina-P itt County.
In th e Superior Courr.
Town of G reenville vs.
Lduvenia Forbes and husband.
Tire defendants above nam ed
will tak e notice th a t a n action e n titled
as above h as been instituted
in tire S uperior Court of P itt coun,-
ty for th e purpose of foreclosing
certificates of'-^tax sales an d liens
for th e years 1930 an d 1931 held
by th e plaintiff against the propcH
y of th e defendants; a n d they
win fu rth e r teke notice th a t they
arc required to appear bsfore the
C lerk of th e Superior Court of Pitt
C ounty a t his office in Greenville.
N. C., a n d plead to th e com plaint
h e reto fo re filed in said Clerk's offlt?
w ithin 30 days a fte r service of this
sum m ons, or the re litf therein dem
an d ed will be gi'anted.
' T h is 'he JOth dav of January. 1935.
J. F. HARRING'TON.
Clerk Superior Court.
I f
N O TICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
N o rth C arolina-P ilt County,
lii th e Superior Court.
'Town of Greenville vs. i
M aggie Mooring and husband.
T h e defendanU above nam ed
will ta k e notice th a t an action en titled
a s above has been instituted
i r th e Superior Court of P itt counly
fo r Uic .purpose p i foreclosing
certificates of tax salci a n d lins
' for th e years 1930 an d 1931 heU1
by th e plaintiff against the prope
rty of the defendants; and they
wili fu rth e r take notice th a t they
are req�i�ed to appear before the
Ck-rk of the Superior Court of P itt
C ounty a t his office in O reenrille.
N. C.. a n d plead to th e com plaint
h ereto fo re filed in said Clerk's office
w ith in 30 days after se n lc e of this
.summons, or the relief therein dem
an d ed wili be granted.
T in s 'h " ''�Kh day jf January, 1935.
J. P. HARRINGTON,
Clerk Superior Court.
NOTICE O F SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
N orth C a ro U n a -P ltt County. ,
In the Superior Court.
TcwTi of Greenville vs.
W. J. Clark ami wife. Mrs. W. J.
'The defendants above nam ed
certificates of tax sales a n d liens j will take notice th a t an action enfor
th e years 1930 en d 1931 held titled as above h as been InsUtutod
____ ____ - - rrtv of t l r defendant-?; and the."
Countv at his o ffic' in G fe nviilr, will fin .h ? r take notic-? th a t Huy ly fo�' lb? purpose of foreeloslns
- ' certificate.s of ta x sales and It^ns
for the years 1930 and 1931 held
by the platntiff against the p roperty
of the c�'fendants; and they
N. C and plead to th*> com plaint i .-h-? rrquired to appear ta?fore the
here'vOfor- filed in said C k rk 's offic � .''l'r k o. th* Superior Ck)urt of P itt
within 30 days a fte r servir,? of Hi. r;> in tv et liis offic� in Gre-nvill.*,
summons, of th " reli"i ther**in ci"- N, C and p!.*ad to th? complaint
NO TICE O F SUMMONS BY
PU BLICA TIO N
N orth C arolina-P itt County.
In th e S uperior C ourt,
Tow-n of G reenville \-s.
by th e p lain tiff ag ain st the p ro p erty
of th e d efendants; an d they
WlU fu rth e r tak e notic? th a t they
are req u ired to ap p ear before the
Clerk of th e Superior C ourt of P tit
County a t h is office in Greenville.
N. C.. a n d plead to th e com plaint
heretofore filed in said C lerk's o ffl:r
w ithin 30 days a fte r sefvice of th is
summon.s, or the relief th erein d e m
anded w ill be granted,
m i s the 30th day of Jan u ary , 1935.
J F. HARRINGTON,
Clerk Superior Court.
msnded '.vil! b? granted
m h the 30fh dav of Ja m n rv . TJ'J.
J F HARRINGTON.
Clerk Sup'.'ricr Court.
NOTiCC O P SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
R o ilh C a ro lln a -P U t County
I n the su p e rio r Court
Tbum of Ore*'nville vs
Nt�Ue B r tn t and husband
T he defen d an ts above nain d
will u k e notic*- th a t an action e n titled
as above h as been In stitu t-J
to the Superior C ourt cf Pitt eounty
io f th e purpose of foreclosing Clifton FcrtK.s ^
certificates of tax sales and Tin* d /e n ri: nt.s ab
1930 and 1931 hek'
NOTICE O F SUMMONS BY
PU BLIC ATION
North Car'o: a a -P itt Count,'
In th" Pu; 'rio r C ourt
T. *.vi, uf Gre-nvLlle y.i
Cliliun F�;rb-s an d .Inn'.-anl. Mr"
lo r th e years
bj- the p��n�ff against th? pro,.-
e rty of the defendants; and in- r
wili fu rth er u k ? notic? that th v
t r e required to apt car b *for? the
Clerk of th " Superior Court cf Pi (
Oountjr a t h i- offic? m Ore nville.
N. C . and plead to th�> compiaiui
h eretcfo re fHed in said Cl -rk'.s offic'
w ithin 90 days after servic? of thi
fcummoM. or. tire ri li* f ther-in di -
jroinded will be granted
m i s the 30th dav of Ja n u i,- 1935
J. F. HARRINGTON
Clerk Superior Court. J ------------
NOTICIE O F SUMMONS BY
PUBLIC ATION
N orth C a ro lin a -P itt Counly
In th e S uperior C our'...
Town of Gre?nvllle v.^
J, R. Jenkins and wile Mt J
R. Jen k in s
m e d e ie n d a n b above iianud
will � u k e notic? th a t an acuon e n titled
as above has been instituted
in the su p e rio r Court of PIU county
for the purpose of iorecltwlnf!
certificatea of u x sales and li' n.*
for th e years 1930 and 1931 held
by th e platntiff against iht property
of th e defendants and th"v
will fu rth er lake notiC" th at tiv y
..?m d
will t 'k* n o ti" H n t en iriio n *"-
titk d ss ub-jvf ha.s b n institu�?'!
in t!i" s:up n n - Cour- nf P itt c o u n ty
fr - til ru rp o o! fo re /o s in ,
cpr;i!ica' ol ;? sa!- .. .en d li-u*
for V?:'.!-- 1930 a:uf 1931 h.*U'
by th? n'tt n titl agains' Ur* p-npcrtv
til" del**nrtani,s, and H* v
wil! .urih*:r Uik** notic ' th n t ta* y
gir? 1 -- u.! ci te* ;ip')?ar b for" Hi"*
C k .k c ' -f B'.*p ri'.i C rirl / Pi;t
C�VU! V ;i! l:i- I'l G*'t 'IVi'l
N c ..lid p '.* a*: t ' til - r-vnpiiiin;
hfiet- '*. .s U� Cl -ik's o ff * *
within 30 (iiiy> iiflrr .*2*1 vit? 0! thr*.
'?un.moii.s f ;? ;h r *'1'f ih n !'i ti *-
in'-nd.Hi wil- t> g ra n tid
Tills ti.�* :^0; 0 d �' i t . *??. 19
J F HARRINGTON,
Clerk Sup r,e�- Co'.U'!
N(. l l ( E OF SUMMONS BV
P I B IJ C A T IO N
N f'-/' Cii -'.na Fill C
In the SuixTior Cour;,
Tr.wn of QrN*nville v.s
Hat Ilf .Spell and husband.
The d efendants above nain d
wUl ii'k" notic*- th at an action eite
tilled as above h as been in.sUtuU*('
n Ih? Hupecior Court o� Pitt coun-
. ty for the purpoft? of ioreclosmg
certificates of tax sal�**^ and lh*ir-,
for th� vear 1930 and 1831 lu'u'
111*
h-*ir �I - (iid :n said C k rk 's offic?
w ithin 30 d'jy.-^ a lte r .'lervic? of tli>>
; um m ons. f r tii* r* !h f thcrsin dem
anded tvii! b ' c.ranted
Tl'.Ls Hie 3 0H 'd'-- of J a n 'u n '. 193.5.
J. F, HARRINGTON,
Clerk Superior Court.
N L IK E OF SUMMONS BV '
PUBLICATION I
N orth C-n-jl!na-P itt C. ; ; .t ; ,
* In ' hr S u j.n irr C.:u. . ?
T. �!) rf G: ,�-!:v..l
J r.m r-, K. Ma*. r.;id -vile. :,u-.
J .rn rs R May.
i T he d'-fondahts .above nain i
\\;il 1- k'* noPc th at on a *'urn -*i
l.:le:! a', r.l; -?.;* has ***i� t'i.*-',.' it '
m ttrt SUf' ;ior C jitrt cl P .tt cou.i-
!:)'. .'.C* .1 ,
rn d li-;i
1931 held
dv* p.,op
.,,11' 'r
the I':
b ;,.r ?
Alcnzo W. Slade.
T he d efen d an ts above named
will ta k e notic*? th a t a n action e n titled
as above h as been instituted
in th e su p e rio r C ourt of P itt coun-
^lerk ol th Superior Court ci Pitt 1i S'S? jg jj
will fu rth er Uike notic? th a t th�-y
tv for th* imrpjs* o!
f-'rti.fira'-.'s ?; tuv sal*
r r t h * \ c u . . 1931 . . .
t y till* ptu lit!.'';
I rtv (-1 ih * (I 1 �I ian:
v dl Id. h'*r t; K �I'Vlc
arc required to r ;
Clerk o; th* .Sup'tior C.at't n p.
C /u m y a t i.l''* ofi.c* n O' -.n v 'i
N C , and p'f-a i I 1 Hr . * ?>y.,ii*
i'i r*-t( If ;? iil-'fl :,i r.d C l'tk in*
w ithin 'JO day*. :.f'?r * *:vu" o ili
''u n iin o n s , r r th* r ' ': 'i th i' :h rt*
ni.?nd"d will b ' ur,in'*d
S uperior
County at h is offic? in Grc**nville.
N, C , a n d p lead to the com plaint
hereto�cr� filed m said C lerks offic:
w ithin 30 d;iyi a fte r .re rv ic ? /: this
rtimmonb, nr th e reli* f therein dem
anded wli: b? granted.
This the 30th dav of Ja n in ry . 1935.
.1 F. HARRINGTON.
C t'.'rk SupvTicr Ccurt.
� / L O F SUMMONS BY
P C rU C .Y T IO N
N ( C , n ? --1 U t C ;;:-.ty,
i',! il. *r.c.' C,.ii;-
'! 'vn cf G r nvr! * .
Re ' o n 15 C.V.1 v.,; . Mrs.
Raiti a . ih cw n .
'Ih .' d. f c u la n l; ab
-.viP r'ltic - th'Jl an a ' /in �'ii-
. :i : *, ab .v? ha:; b?e.i In.sllt i t '1
' 'I'.' rio r C ouit ol I'-f (')'i 1-
.\ ii'f Hi * I'urp?.-*' of
e c r l / e a 'e.*- of lu - 'n ' -. end 11 *nv
fcr th,* year:, 1933 and .931 h ' I
ty Ih? ii'a 'iu iff agaln.si th* i)ro|)-
ifiv of th e d e fe r riant!,; ,-iiu� Hi y
wifi tu rth e ^ Uik > notie * th e i th* v
?).(* require*! if) a p o 'a r b-lo."*� t.he
Cl rk of t'i*' S up Tier GQin-t of P lf
C.niiuy at hi oftlr* * ni G re.-nvilii,
N O TICE O F SUMMONS BY
PU BLICA TIO N
_______________ N orth C aroU na-P itt County.
Alonzo W. Slade a n d wife, Mrs. 1 ,^ th e S uperior Court.
Tow n cf G reenville vs.
M ahalla B arrow and liusband.
T lie d efen d a n ts above nanioc'
will tak e notic? tlia t an action e n titled
s.s cbove h as been in stitu ted
in the S uperior C ourt of P itt county
for th ? purjX).',' of foreclosing
c ertiflra tss of tax sale.s an d lU*ns
by th e plaintiff a g ain st th ? properly
of th e d efen d an ts: and they
will fu rth e r take notice tlia t they
are required to ap p ear before the
C k rk of th " Superior C ourt cf PUt
C ounty a t his offic? in G reenville.
N, C., an d plead to th e com plaint
heretofore filed in said C lerk's office
w ithin 30 days a fte r .service of th '-
Mimmous, or th,� reli-f th erein dem
anded will be granted,
m i s th e 30th dav of Jan u ary . 1925.
J. F. HA RRINGTON .
Clerk Superior Court.
/
in th? Superior C ourt of PiU county
for the purpose of foreclosing
certificates of tax sales a n d Uen?
for the years 1930 and 1931 held
by the plaintiff against the property
of th e defendants; an d they
will fu rth er take notice th a t they
are required to appear biforc tJie
Clerk of ilie Superior C ourt of P ilt
(bounty a t his office in Greenville,
N. and plead to the cw nplaint
heretofore flU*d in .said Clerk's offlr?
w ithin 30 days a fte r service of thi*:
.summons, or the^relic-� therein dem
anded will be granted,
m i s ' t e t h dav nf January, 1936.
J F. HARRINGTON.
Clerk Sui>eri*OT Court,
N O TICE o r SUMMONS BY
PUBLICA-nON
N orth C arolina-P itt County.
In th e Superior Court,
Town of G reenville va.
C elia R ichardson an d husband,
m e defendants above nam ed
will tak e notic? th a t a n action en titled
as above has been Instituted
in Ih e su p erio r C ourt of P itt county
fo r the purpose of foreclosing
ccrU fleates of tax sales a n d Hens
for th e year.s 1930 and 1981 held
by th e plaintiff ag ain st th e p rope
rty of the defendants; a n d they
will fu rth e r take notice th a t they
are required to appear bifOTe the
C lerk of tire Superior C ourt of P i;t
C ountv a t his office in Greenville.
�. C.. and plead to th e cqm plalnt
h e re 'U)foie filed in said O e rk '8 offlci
w ith in 30 days a fte r service of
irummons. or the reli?i therein dem
an d ed will be granted,
m i s ih ' SGh day Of Januajw . 1935.
J. P. HARRINOTON. '
Clerk fftiperior Court.
for the year.s 1930 an d 1931 held
by th e p lain tiff ag ain st the p ro p erty
Of th e defen d an ts; and they
will fu rth e r tak e notic? th a t th .y
are required to appear b?fore tlic
Clerk of th*' Sup"rior C ourt of Pitt
County a t his offic� In Gre**nvill:',
N C" a n d plead to th e com plaint
h e'-?tofore filed in said C l?rk'.s offic.'
vViHiin 30 days a fte r service of this
sum m ons, or the r?!i* f therein dem
anded wH' b? granted,
m i s the 30th dav of Januarv. 19"5.
J, F. HARRINGTON,
C lerk Superior Court.
m i:/!','* 30th day ol .la n 'i/v , 19J5,� N*. C.. a n d !)l?ad t a ih* complamt
J F. HARRINGTON
Clerk Superior Court.
Mr.*.
wre required to appear b for * H,
C l e r k of th*� Sup"rior Court ,rf P:'; bv th? pU'lm m m 'ain v ih ? p*-d-
Coim tv St hl� offic� to Or*/)vin-. ?riv nf th e luul ih*"
N C an d plead to th* fomplnmi will � u r l n mk* none? th e ' th*'
filed in said Cl'Tk.wiffl. ?r? required to mmem b foi-' Hi?
!!L W � t '��e ' � � � w � : � abov. hM baen to U tu ie i
NOTK E OF HUMMON.'S BV
PUBLICATION
N oiili C arolina-P itt County
I d the HupiTlor Court
T'cwn of GreenvUle vs
Lucy Move and husband
Tlie defendHiits above nam U
will take potio. tliat an action e n titled
as 11b )V? has b 'c n instituted
ip th? S u p 'rto r Court of PIU couniv
fo'* the purp of fori'elosliw
I rl.licatcs ol i�v sjiles end li'-n
It'i Hi'* vears 1-93U iincl 1931 h?id
Ua* plam lllf �ganist Hi* propheretofore
filed in said Clerk's offi
w ithin 30 d.'ty. a f ir r s'-:vice (;i thisum
m ons, ci Hie r e ll'f therein tieniumU'd
wil'. b g ra n t' d.
'Tliii ' * .3Uth dav 0' Jruimnv. 11'",.5
J F, HARRINGTON,
C lerk Sup irlor* Court
NOTH E O F .SUMMONS BY
PL B L K 'ATION
North C aro lin a-P u t Counly.
In liie KuiXtrior Court.
m w !! of Ori*enville v.s
Je,'.si? A tkinscn and wife
Je.'-'ie AtkIn.von.'
T h? d e fen d a n ts above nanu .1
Will ntke n o tie - th a t an action ch-
N C TIC E O F SUMMONS BY
^ PU BLICA TIO N
nsm cl N rrth � C aro lin a-P itt County.
In tlte S uperior C ourt.
Tcw n of Grpcnvllle v s.,
J.tm es W h iteh u rst a n d wife, Mr;;,
for * c n 5 .lames W hitehurst.
T he d efen d an ts above niimed
WI�1 tak e n o lle- th a t an action e n titled
as above h as b"cn iu stilu'i'd
ir th e S u p "rio r Court of P itt coun-
I-, for th ? purpos? of forecloslivg
f rlilic a 'e.s of t.av �ales and ll?n'i
frr th'? vears 1930 and 1931 held
bv th e plaintiff agnlnst th? p '/ p - -
n i v of th e d e fen d an ts; and they
will fu rth e r take nolle? th a t th�y
;''i' required to ap p ear before the
' l?rk of th " Superior C ourt of PUt
('ou n ly at his office it\ Greenville.
N, C., and plead to iha^ rom plalni
hereio fcr? iiU ci in said C lerk's offic?
w ithin 30 days a fte r service of this
sum m ons, or ihe reli* f therein dem
andedV 'lU be g ranted
Tlil.s th e 30ih dav of J a n u n v , /� S .
J P. HARRlNCiTON,
Clerk Superior Court.
Mrs
N O TIf K OF SUMMONS BY
PU BLICA TIO N
N orth C arolina-P itt Couniv
In lh f *Sup"rif# Court
Tow n 0� �reenvU le vi.
NC'lTCE O F SUMMONS BY
PU BLICA TIO N
N orth C a ro lin a-P itt County,
In the Superior Court.
Tow n nf G reenville vs,
Eli,iah Mozingo and wife.
Eliiah Mozingo.
T he d e fen d a n ts above nam ed
will tak e notice th a t an action en-
H tlrl gs above h as b?en instituted
in ill? S u p erio r Court nf P itt ro u n -
tv for t h ' purpose of foreclosing
eertiflcates of lax .sales ,?nd lienr
for th e vears '1930 and 1931 hel.'
by th e p lain tiff aeaiirst th e prop-
(rtv nf th e defendants; and the*
will fu rth e r take nojle.' th at th?v
are required to appear before t 'm
Clerk of th e Sui)?rior C ourt of PRl
C ounty a t h is office in O rcinvllle.
N. C" a n d plead to the com plaint
heretofore filed in .said C lerk'.s office
w ithin 30 d ays a fte r service of th '
sum m ons, nr th? I'eH f th erein d e m
anded w ill b? granted,
m i s th ? 305/ clnv ?r .laii'i trv. l ';35,
J. F. HARRINGTON.
C lerk S upericr C curt.
NOTICF. OF SUMMONS BY
PItBLICA TIO N
N orth C arolina- PUt C^mnty
In (fit Superior Court,
NOTICE OF SUMMONS BV
P im iC A T IO N
N orth C arolina-P itt Ccunly.
In tlte 'Sup/ioT Court.
; n of Greenviil? v.s
T ither K fiavnge a r d Mr.s. L uther
E .ravage.
" lie d /c'-id a n ts abvve twined
wil' Ilk " I'-'ic* th at an artln n entitli
1 ;i'. ab wc h as been iastitu ted
in H r R u p 'ilo r C ourt of P itt county
f;v ill * purpose of for?clo.sUu
e?ri:ficatps ol tax sales a n d ll/i?
fcr the y e n s 1930 and 1931 h e 'd
by the p'n'ntlfT against th? p ro p erty
of 111? cleiendaiits; and the*'
will furth'*r t�ke notice th a t th ?y
?r? required to npneer b / o r ? the
Clerk of th? Superior C o u n of Piit
County a t his offic? In Ore.*nvllle.
N. C . and n lea l to th? com plaint
herctofcr� filed in said Clerk'.s offic- j
w ithin 30 day- a fter s e n lr? of th is '
*,ummons, or th? re'l f th erein dcm
"nd?d w1U be granted.
T his t h ' rCth-clav of lamMVV, 1935.
J. F. HARRINGTON,
Clerk Superior C curt.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
N orth C a ro lin a -P ltt Cotmly.
In the .Superior Court
Town of G reenville v*i
.Tohn R. Tuc*'er and wife. Mrs
Jo h n R. Tucker.
m e defendants ab>v? 'r u " /
will fake nolle- th a t an a''lio n e n titled
as above has b*en Instituted
ir, the Sup"ilor Court of P itt coupty
for the purp')se of foreclosid'r
r^rtirieatcs of tax sal?, end li*n'
fcr the ,ve:ns 1930 und 1931 hrb"'
by Hie plaintiff acidnsi Hi? propertv
of the defcnduni.s, and Hj*"
will fu rth er ta l:' notic * iba! th* ?
are required 10 api>ear b for? the
Clerk of th? Sup?rior Com t of PiH
County a t his offic? in Ore. nville.
N. C . and nleail to Hi? c? np'?)?;
heretofort' filed in said C l?rk's of do
w ithin 30 day's a fte r iervice of thU'
summons or ih? reU-f th erein den'*'
iui"d wiU. b** tfnuU"d
m i s rh? r.OHi d')v of Jin .iiirv . fiC.5.
.T, F, HA RRINGTON
Clurk Supurlar Court.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
N o rth C arolina-P itt County.
I n th e Superior Court.
Town of G rrem llle vs.
R. S. Oden and wife. Mrs. R. 8.
O den.
T h e defendants above nam ed
will lak e notic? th a t an action 90-
titled as above has heen Initltuttid
IP th e su p erio r Court of W tt county
lo r the purpose of forecloaUlf ,
certificates of tax sales and liens
lo r th e years 1930 and 1981 held
bv th e plaintiff against tli� proper!
v of the defendants; and th � y .|^ ,
will fu rth er take notice th a t th?y ^
a re required to appear before th e
C l?rk of t h ' Superior C ourt of P itt
C ounty a t his offic? In Greeiivllle.
N. C., and plead to th ? com plaint
heretofcr-' filed In said C l"rk'.s offlc .
w ithin 30 dsy.s a fter rervlc? of thU
.summons, ?r th? re!l?f Ih e re ii d e m
anded wiHib� granted.
m i.s *h? 30th dsv / Januarv. 1936.
J. P HARRINGTON.
Clerk SuiMtrior Court.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
N o rth CaroUna P itt County.
In the Superior Court,
Town of O rrenvill? v*.
C \V Himby anti wife, Mrs. 0
W. Hemhy,
u'ht* d e ft'idani'i above named
will ;:ik ' rolie? th a t an action entiili'd
i!s nb*?ve has been lir.Mtuted
ii' Ih? Superior Court nf P itt County
for Ih? pm-po-s' o � foret'losli�g
' rtificntes ot i�x sales rn d llens
h r th ? ve.irs 1930 and 1931 heW
liv th e p lain tiif agginst the propir
lv nf ih? ik'lindnnte; and thcv
Will fui ht f ti'ke nutlc? that, th ? s ''H |
,'tre r.'fiun?l lo -appear b?for? t h "
r lm k of ib? S u |)'rio r Court of PUt
ai lii�. nffic' i'i Orei*iiville.
N C , and Dlead t> H i' nrm p'-'int
h ? " e tc ffi" filed In s ild C l'vk's � ffi"
w ithin .30 diiV' after '-?eiTle'* o" Uiis
sinnruons ?r ib? r?'i?f therein denv
f'H ..I w '" fi' ''ran*''d
T h'- '>. te;') d"? *>l riiiin r''. '935,
J P, HARRINGTON.
Clerk Suptrlor Court.
Friday, February 1, 1935
THE DAILY REFLECTOR, GREENVILLE, N. C. PAGE THREE
M and Personal
Mattie Perkins will arrive
tomoTiow from New York,
_ jiond and Portsmouth, Va.
'urtis Baggs of New Bern, was
today.'
.. and Mrs. Y. T. Cheatham
this afternoon for Richmond,
P. Cayton of Farmville, was
today.
Mildred Lane who has been
guest Of friends, left this after/-
for Lambertsville. N. J.
r. and Mrs. Meadows Honored.
le 'dinner party in honor of Dr.
Mrs. Leon R. Meadows, given
ft night'1)y the faculty and adjlstrative
staff of East Carolina
lachers College, was a most hapoccasion.
It was the firsts formal
al recognition of Dr. Meadows
president of the college. It wa.s
culiarly appropriate that this
uld come from those who have
... his colleagues for years past,
seemed as if it were a kind oi
-ge of loyalty and faith, as well
I an expression of appreciation.
It was a fcimal six-course dinner.
banquet' feat^es, with the
lests in formal dinner dress, yet
Iwas marked by a democratic
it.
tables were arranged as a
'jquare with tlie hostess. Miss
kvis.^xS the guests of honor seal-
I In mj� center of one side. Mis.s
JtinsTwho introduced the repreatatives
from the stgff who were
kesmen for the difletcnt groups,
seated opposite The .speakers
ir e scattered around the board.
�Miss Hooper spoke for the Engdi
department. Dr. Slay for the
Jlege faculty, Ml&s Rainwater for
le faculty groupe of critic teachers.
Ilss Morton for the dean's .staff
McOiraiw for the adm inistrave
group, and R. C. Deal for the
ktire group.
iThe table was beautifully deco-
|.ted in red carnations and grouiis
red candles, which cast a soft
|ow. College girls, dressed in
dte, servFd the dinner. Music was
liniiahed by the college orchestra
jiposed of fifteen musicians.
I Miss Emma Hoop�*r. who repre-
[?nted the English department, beinning
with her arrival at th e colige,
and Dr. Meadows' fii-st heart \
|;ome In." used that tj^iral jihrase
the theme of her talk, and .showhow
th t 'mew pre.sident inv,ted
j students to come in to a broodknowledgf.
and hi.s teachers to
in to cooperation in the work
the cotlegf.
For the college iacuUy. Dr. Sia>
spokesman used Dr. Meadows
pterest in the hontUig as hi!* kcy-
|ole, showing how his hunting field
now enlarged, and that in it too
le ht��the comradeship of hi.s as-
Social Calendar
, .F R I D U
G��� p. m.-The ffiwanls Club
will observe Annual Ladies'
Night in the 'Woman'.s Club
building.
7:30 p. in.-'Young Matrons
Society Christian Church will
sponsor a skat'mg rink in the
New Dixie Warehouse.
7:45 p. ra.-Mrs. L. B. Tucker
will present her music class in i
piano in a recital in Sheppard
Memorial Library.
SATURDAY
3:00 p. i%-Miss Mary Elizabeth
Ferguson will entertain
for Mns. L. E. Tyndall who wa.s
recently married.
Rev. W. A, Ryan Recovers.
' Friends of Rev. W. A. Ryan will
be glad to learn th at he is able to
bi' out following an attack of in flue
m-a.
His son. Billy Ryan, wlio has been
ill, has also recovered. Thointon
Ryan, another son. is how ill.
awarded a Mexican po^'.dV p;u
cushion for high club sc.ci'^. a.id
Mrs. G.' J. Bell a Mexican potU 'i,
sombrera ash tray for lOW :.ccn'
prize. Similar prizes wore .a\v,u':ii d
Mrs. John R. Carroll and Mir., }t.
T. C o x -^ r the gue.'-.t'-. Mrs. Eili.s'
gift to Mns. Gorman was an
tic flower basket hgind pa'ntecl in a"
mexicap desert scene.
Aftef-'the owarfUrur of the p ire s,
a Mexican cowboy entered, e a p tu r-;
ed Mr,s. Gorman with his la* so. u;.d
prescuied Her with a 'i
lovely mi.scellaneou.s gifts li'oiu t.ne
guests, which she accept'd in In r
usual graciou.s m annri.
Assorted Mexican -cardies wer:'
served at the conclusion of the
game.
Mis. Ellks had as her .nicsts. Mrs.
Richard W. Gorman. Mrs A. E,
Hobgpod. Mrs. Curtis Duval.. Grccn-
Mlle: Mrs. Laurie Ellis, Mr.s, A, D,
McLawhcrn, Mrs, R. E, Davcnpori,
Mrs. M. T. Spear. Mrs. D. T. .Mc-
Lawhoi n. Mrs. R. T. Cox. Mrs. John i
R. Carroll. Winterville; and the following
club members; Mrs. W. A.
Forbes. Winterviilc: Mr.s. A. W.
Hcdnett. Mrs, G. J. B e ll.^ lrs. E.
H. '\\'il'-on. Mrs. P. E. Wei;s. Mrs.
I. J. Edward.-- and Mrs, E. F, Tucker.
Mrs. Waitie Yfard was a gne.st
for the luncheon hour.
good a.s thcv did itr the pveeeding i Explained
month. ' 'M ontreal biai ' ,
The -iipp^r was attended bv ap- Mns. Navher-Y'ou seem rather
nroximat-lv 100. hayrsc this morning. Mrs Peck.
____________ � Mu-, !'i ck-Yes. my lvu.d)and,came
t home tily lat'^ la-sl night.
Safe Enough ------------------
'Oiiuwa Citizen I
Mr.'. Del M l . meeting- pohfftiah Salnelhing To show
at p a n v '- -rve lit.ii'd a great deal Boston Tramwropt t
.bout yon.: -fia.-. reu:-son's collcg:- education
Pclitician (.obsenCv -p'-> -.biy.; been o� any value?"
but von can't; prove-U." "Ch. ' ? ; it curgd hi: mothci o
f' bra'ttgine aixiut 1
. roods, and >l'oods P(e ppiningg TTr^rai.lsiusruerso Hlionuised
iV/a.-innunu-�r.-i' Nank; . lAF*�-A nni-.t um will
A*me-, s mu le- f'-i'' i.i" '- a . bil.h r to hcu&e a prfrtion of
w';HP h ' t aus. accnrcmg f> S\vi.;s , w,. tre: ; >:re.->-cf the Forbidden City
.scunBst We're ne. .so ;-ur . e.of'.u. Pipin: The cxhibit.s were removthis.
y.'i'vr 1. , hi; flv' cb v l iroi'' ^ r x r 'he former capital when
tiuir... mueh'',i'-''f - 1 food c .k;. 'hr/j.i,-.,.;;!-;.!; army approaches' the
�..A ir: 1933 .and since the nhave
IM iT Si;:."''' ? b.'jf'.i stoi'cd in Shanghai.
.Aru.'V K.n:e!ccri-ioek?r*'pr;:
A.' i:,r a.s crooneis are (on n u " '
how a ou: a ,coa.st-to-coas. hm i
up?
was one of the
mo-stifi. : mauishea 01 American publinam
lers.
Third Street School Boy Scouts.
Third Street School Boy Scouts
will meet in the field house tonight
a t 7:30.'' Please b rin g 'h a n d book
and three-foot ropes.
E. B. Ferguson. Jr.. Scoutmaster,
Leaves I'or Canada.
Lewis M. Herring left today for
Williamsburg. Ontario. Canada,
where he will enter a hospital for
treatm ent.
Hi With Flu.
Friend.s of Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Herring and son will be sorry to
learn th at they have been ill with
flu. Mr" Herring was able to b*
out today.
I/caves For Norfolk.
M1.S.S Mary Alice Reid left today
for Norfolk. V a . to enter St. Vincent's
Hospital Training School
Miss Reid has been making her
home with Mr. and Mrs, Jam es R
Worslcv.
Organixc Club In Ihdhcl.
Mrs Milron White. Mis.s Ncllu*
Denny. Mrs, S J, Eheixnt. and Mrs
H. � Austin, representing the
Round Tabic Club, went to Befnei
yesterday afternoon as gue.ct.- of
Mrs John Slaton and Mrs. Leighton
Blount, to help m the organization
of a literarv club.
Bible Class Of
Methodist Church
Enjoys Supper
The Men's Bible Class of Jarvis ^
Memorial MeUtcxiist church enjoy- i
ed a dehc'itful supper at tlm Po- ,
tary d u b Ibst night, in ceiebrat. '
of i h i ending Of the'firs month c.
their memb(u-.sliip drive,' '
It was a ca.se of the "Red.-''
against the "Biuts"-during the Jan*
uaiT ca.mpaign. and the ' Buie-'' won
;.nd' eonseauenlly . i.'u* suppiw la.st.
of the end.pg of iht fiist month of
the "R eds".
It wa.s i-eponcd at the supper
tliat tire class practically dmibkd
its mcnib('!-ship during jh e 'drive
So i:np;'es.sed wa.s the class with the
d rn r that it wa.s decided to contiini-'
tile caiapaign during tiie
month of Febniary. and it yva.> hoped
to furtlier increa.se enrollm ent
and 3 ive t 'e �'Ri'd.s' tlie .satksfactxm
of revenge for the January dricat.
Brief talks vere made bi J C.
Galloway, Dr. G. R Combs and D.
M. Ciafk. the la'ter class teaih.
Fuidi of the speakers expiT^.'^d a v
iireciation of what had been '\ccon -
Uvhed by tlie rA'0 teams and nrg-
(d thtmi to c.irry over into Feoru-
.aiT with a deicnm na'ion to do as
J * mf '�.? ?
:A' Ta"'' . v7
T1A\ 1'. 'iH K N K W
m m i y
F-:-v -i'X
i
'?'1
H M E : ANWAYS CROUPd/iXCOUGH
S Y R U P - ^ * / f s A ? s r
ANNOUNCEMENT
DR. Wm. A- KEFFER
Chiropractor
Second Floor State Bank Bldg.
Greenville, N. C.
Office Hohrst 9 to li:30 daily
Closed on Saturdays
C O U G R S
Doa't lot them get a ftrsnielo hall.
FI|ht them (piickly. Creonali^n eonbines
7 belpo in one. Poworful but harm-
^ k�*. Fleasant to lake. No aarcotica. Your
own druggist is gatfaonttflto refond your
Boney on the snot if your oooilor cold
is not relieved by CreoaoUN. (adv3:,
f
?? ? '?'?10 w 're p e a t.'-^ '
i T :^tni >ca?on than
iv colorful, dramatic
' r-' m ade in practical-
. 0 ' '* 0 t y p e for any
;.r- tailored, -porty, or defi-
Thoy are v.avjrer. fitted,
'povi. Th ey o.ro d e si gn ed to
yy ar und'T coats n ow and to stand
alone lalo.r. And for all t h e i r drama
tiiey're omi ne iu ly practical.
c
^-id' s . ..
e \.* r '
and. I X :
!y any
la ,-,e . i
n i . '
iia r ;d. '"r
MUs Rainwater, speaking for the
.jinlng Scliool, emphasized the
ict that such understanding p a rata
are peculiarly fitted to be at
head c^f an institution for train -
_ teachers of children.
Representing the deans stafl.
lisa lilortou connected the celebraron
of President Roosevelt s b irth -
y, vtiich In a way was to further
iliit idtAls, and pointing out th at
president of this college akso
his ideals which every memlier
^ the Itoup has a share In making
Im tlilize them.
Dr. IfcGlmiis, for the adminustra-
|ive st�fif, bro��it out es;>ecially the
for cooperation and loyalty to
[he pretldenl in such a group and
[he willingness of the group to give
Tying together the thread.^ from
[he varlo'js groups. R C. Deal rc-
[etred to President Meadows a.*; a
Iellow-worker, a "member' of the
lamily "who has been around to
end of the family table" and
;lveti a little more elbow room, and
.ho has the whole-hearted support
j)i the "fam ily."
He paid special tribute to Mr.s.
Meadows, to whicli .she mo.st gr.i-
[:ioualy responded.
Dr. Meadows, at the close of the
pvenlng, showed deep appreci.ition
:f the expression of loyalty and
friendship from his a.ssociaiu>n.s. In
fewjllmely w.ord.^, he touched on
the m E and gave ioglimp.M' of the
uturSw
The committee in cliarge of Hie
Jlnner was composed of the five
'iiembers of the .staff who have been
Hth the college.,.since the iir.st year,
lisses Davl.s, Oiaham. IjOw�.s, Ros.s
land Jenkins. The dinner w.a.s plantied,
and carried out by Mrs. Blox-
;on A. A. Henderson and Mr.-. Jeter.
Ilsses Holtzclaw and Greene had
?harge of the decoration.-. Miss
'Wls Uic place cards, and Mls.s
tes of the se.iling.
Hostess .\t Mexican I.unrhi'cn.
A most attractive affair qf the
week wa.'. \e-!erd.-iy wiien Mr.-.,
Lloid E. Elh.s was a cham nng h.c.�::*.-
es.s to member of her bndse club
and a number of invited cues's .at
lunciieon and bridge lionoring Mrs
Richard \V. Gorman, a recent bride
The home was attractively do- .-
rated in cut ilovvir.-- and ixv/ed
plants with a predommating coior
note of red and green.
� h arrival of guests at ore q'ciock
Mrs. Eilis, a.ssistcd by Mr. , La'.uic
Ellis and Mrs. W, A Forbe- ofVVirterville.
and Mrs P F Wells scrvui
a delicious Mcxic.an t-hih lanchcon.
Following luncheon, bridge vas
enjoyed and at the onelusion. of.
the game Mrs. a W Hol.'-.cf vv":, j
Contitipation Troubies )
Thedford s Biark-Drattght is made'*
of the dried, ground-up leave, .ind
roots of plant- that art cm tb,- hi w* i
tls when tne.v are .'�l�ggi.sh cr
.stipated. For refreshing relief when;
yoh need a laxative, take this deliendabre,
jnirelv vegetable medieine
"I wa.s ahna-t down, wa.s bloated
and l.ad pas pair until 1 wa,- in a
had fix . wn:es Mr J W. ivn.n'd oi
Jonesboro. Ark, 1 had heard s o :
much about Bhn k-I)r.n:i'ht. 1 w ant-j
cd to try it I becan lak-.ng sm all'
doses after meals I found It was |
helping me. I have repulated my '
bovvel.s..^
THEDFO RD .'i B l.A fK - DR \ F GIIT
I Adv.'
Here's Quick Relief
For Bad Coughs
�Stops Hacking INSTANTLY
W liy h a;k , hack, hack vo u rstii ta
, iece.s''-O n e dcse of Bvonchu'.uv ,
Em ulsiuii gives uiuKi.-takable n. o--
- 510 matter how your ^cougn h.W'
liung on. A lew do.--.-':' mav .'.t' ji ieiiurelv.
H alf 3 bottle eerta.nlv "
or you ra n liavc y ciir montv batk,
OtxKi rin ig g n ''i guaran.cc
BRON-CHU-LINE
. E M U L S IO N *
WE GUARANTEE
XIWCIJIY REPAIRING
WATCH REPAIBINO-
Engrsvlng-Besioiuihle Piie#
L A U T A R K 5 '
W. M. B. BROWN, M. D.
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat
Rxiunliiatlon For Glasses
Sll-$U NaUoiul Rank Bldg.
�f�lce Hours: 9-12:30; 2-4
Wednesday 9-1
W.L. BEST, Opt. D.
Im p late By* AAmlJuitloo
i | ^ I N G O F G L A S S E S
_ L i
cheeks
C O L D S
and
F E V E R
Iirst day
HEAD v e i n s
galvc-Nose Drops in 30 m inutes
� 6 6
Llqiw ^Tablals
Concerning
Cost
Tlu' cost of a fuiioral
H o m v o tloiionds altogot
hoi; upon tho ta.'^to
and wislio.s of tho f a m ily.
Our .'^tock of burial
morihantii.so covors a
w ido rango of |>rivos,
with tho host ])ossiblo
valuos at ovory loyol.
l i og ar dl oss of c o s t ,
ovory sorvico rocoivos
tho s a m o rovoront.
i h o ug h t f u l attonlion. In
all of oiir siM'N ic' coniiootioiis
wo coiisidor a
" Lad y Ass is t an t" iiidisluMtsahlo.
WILLIAMS
FUNERAL HOME
� #
V ithur A. Ftlw.ingcr
d m .. K. I l.'e
1934 Deveaux
Sedan �
1929 Plymouth
Coupe
1929 'Oldsmobile
Sedan
1929 Ford
Roadster
1928 Whippet
Sedan
1928 Oakland
Coach
1928 B'jick'^
Ccach
1927 Buick
Sedan
�926 Oldsmobile
Sedan
1925 Cadillac
Sedan
These cars have many
good miles left In them.
PJione 34
BROWN (ft WHITE,
I "The Flour The Best Cooks Use "
Y o u r G r o c e r H a s I t
Tyndall-Boyd & Stroud
Distributors
K n ittin g ^
Th r o u g h countless ages has come the art of
knitting. Women have taken pride in their art until
knitting itself has become a sign of domesticity. Amid
flying needles,tea has been served, conversation made
in far corners of the earth. And now this age-old practice
of knitting has become the smartest of vogues.
t9Aprevue of a celebrated Parisian atelier - hand
knitted notes. After tea on the Riviena-
and again the trend. The' castle of a baro.ness at
Nuremberg-a stitch known to this aristocratic family
for centuries. An exclusive Palm Beach Club-fashion
leaders contribute. X.. -
WITH the revival of the hand knitting vogues and
the desire for lovely hand made things, comes the
demand for lovelier, smarter yam s-and someone to
advise and instinict in the art. Blount-Haiwey has anticipated
this and met the demand by installing a knitting
department, a complete range of Sudbury and Colleta
Yarns, and someone to teach the art of knitting. Mrs.
Hogan Gaskins, well known for her many beautiful
hand-made creations, is in tlie knitting department every
day 10:00 to 11:30 o'clock in the morning and 3:30 to
5:00 o'clock in the afternoon, and will give free advice
and insu-uctions. You are cordiallly invited in for consultation.
V - -
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P A G E r O U K T H E D A riY R E F L E C T O R , G R E E N V I L L E , N. C. F r i d a y , F e b r u a r y I , 1 9 3 5
The
Daily Reflector
t v e r v aftmMMNi CxeffM H a n te y
C fU M lxb e� I lin
D A T ID J. W H IC B A R I� i f
ONmer and Pabiiaber
T r.i.E r n o N E s$
� t th�* Peat a*
lri>an�IHf X. ( �� rltw i
m ail m stu-r
' � r n ' i r R i n i o v
. P avabtr tl� Ailvi,u�f
�iw ff jir 15.W
J? M>
Tlir,�!� f l 25
mif�iih .5�
�.iW rttitfnn irlfl ha diaron*
. mm-d �l ''iftrr�tiltil of (itnr (Kiii)
Mf v n i � �v '�M � t ^ T F n r� rH .�
f Hr 5..�� InIrd Pr�"� t�
. fiiM ilfd fii iiiir fiw pnMi I t
.i�ii of til n ^ w s iftvrnttrhac
It) If or ni>| olhrrw lte
r-tflHril .n this |M|�er tnd
� . W n ( n* ir� inihltthed herin.
\tt n r h i of rfpahn ratkm of
.1,1.11,1 ifi�p�tohri. h rrrln t f r .!��
X A T IO V ^ I A n 5 F R T I � IN r }
H H * R l> E N T A T IV r �
R A P ID -riR C ROMANCE i V EVAN E V A N t . > - - ^ ^ ^ ^ ^... >1� ? I
^ Y S O P S I ^ : � f � �?fetrr r u n * , IKr Mf'-'laua Kid mi UnU ? /?: >)-
? I*. M - ' k O h, f ' o h i n f l n n d . h n i f
f f o i n c i l r i i f r n w r r t o i fi ^ f o r i u t />�.�-
a i / o 7 r o m f �j� u t r a l i>i n p o o d
l O i ' U f . fi- t f . / u h w r � p 'o t o \ ^ r i l t o
r r l t r II t o t l r r / o o d f � i � h o p !'
, o l d , ? fir*t o t ?(/ .
>1 (i ' r- t t o r f t o l / (t
',p f . >, H o t i l " . -
?I / :" t-t 'l u' r n t r l o n f ' > 1
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r h a p l f r 1'
I
T H E DANCE
''I!K m ap r.f thp f^- ! vvhifh the
Kid had h e m ahle to draw otif
(he in f orm ali'in of Mituel S a n tos,
and tho pirl seernod (ierfectly acotiraie,
an d a� had boasted,
"A nd the damned la d d e r broke
and paye you n f a y '" asked th e commander.
He leaned ha-k a li'tle, h i s th in
fa te sneerifir, a ii-- sta red at th e
half PHked, p ?At^'ful body of Mateo
Kiibilz.
.'.No. but !hr f tu r h ta d band tliat
.s.upii!i)rted II"- r - k f t of o r� broke,
and the l)a>-'!.'t l^"'! and knocked a n other
man -.fl !'u> ladder. T h a t m an
was killed by !p'^ fall "
"L�st�-m!, r t"!d( .vtni th e re were
Ptori-.s in ihi.s Idrnji of a niani"
"1 was only a few steps from tlie
top of the ladder, and as 1 c a m e uo
the overseer, who had seen w h at Imd .
happened, hit me with th e b n tt of
f y x o p s i f t : 1'f^g ,v"
f: . . \i P l i h r i r ,
r i i t n i u f t o
� � , . - i p n t i i r t i t o .I!',-
, ./> ?/ ' ,'fw�)( (>,' f h i r I.-
i'i > ' ' ? 'or had stolr
".n tho Itnya'ia i
' j;. iivd foil fil t
' o o m i.r f . ni o
I f , h' -' l l
a stvpid ;j(
? in
' n r n K i d
' '"r'oty,
. t o . 1 a t
: I: t h u
I, h a h
' ' h i f n / i t
t/o-
: ' ,r: i-r flit
I . . o h o
?t d -IliiMH
h i s
"To tie him in this chair," murm
n te d Itnbrir, "and then to bring
1" I 'e ven ofiieof's and to tie th e m
np by rhoir thinnbs to that ra fter,
and :o iM!t lires under llnnr fret, an d
to "iii ii 'em one hy fine and let tlii.s
I ki- p ta.-'tiiig ,iath for
!;?> . I)' ? ; - lie died -(lo yon
: .1 I' ?' ? Mil thing tiial could
f'h a p te i I*'
T H E GOAL
T ]
for M .
. torl'rrnnw
?'
M-mNr'a. I,
" ',::'id Kn!
leinntes Hi!'
I am goina;!)
I earn-I .net
tmicii
l.them
' I
' to 1
J *-
Iv.o and h.,- fi'up'r.-d
V' 1?" as!-' d tile Kid.
vyt re talking about
.eeiierali^w.fs also
a piiv a te din-
0 In tim .. Tlie
was n p i !!, and
(..?'ors Lieamod'
is Po
til: tie. 1:
iiai, d. 1-
i'oiind til
h.... �- f b.rl,
\ ork. I 1.1. ..
f h l 'rt. H Mm K:.
r��.. Ine
�>-. 1(1
New
it was �lerfcrtly in his mind,
He ie.l_the wa>_ without a flaw up |.j,is man-whip, and that k n o ck ed 'n ie
down into the shaft again."
"You .see how they treat thi'sc feilows'
The otlier man was killed, luit
you iived th ro n ch it. eh?"
"1 wms weel;s in the h o s r iita !,'
:aid Uuhriz.
?'ids. inline," dl l iaicd .th e ofhcer,
"'rhat s what it takes. Knock fou!.*
the head wiien t i i e y j n a k e mi
, and lliere'll lie fewer mi.-'.
the two flights of .stairs which had
tveen rut into the wall of the f o rtr e s s
and tii'-n into a great liall, long an d
narrow , where onl> two o r th r e e
weak lights were liiiining. This'e
long fables ran down fiie c e n te r .f
the room ^
In the fa it her cornei of th is iuid
was H door wliich oixmed upon a ^ e i f
' horl c o r rid o r th a t r.in direcllv i,r: I:�!.
T:
A C O STLY T A X
> N . .1 d (')i) e .11
It V,,ii ilo i . jf S: tit' oi
it h ( '.'�tt'iitt.i !': l* �.fed
i- h .il .uue liudifet if it in
dotio by a dtniMi W,licit
f i l i v e s $ I ( t a , H H . l . ( ) H d a y c . i
in i e . a i l trade o i i l , (,f tin'
St:.til, as ll'.e mfrchanfy ol
t h e �^lat(' iiavc ittiJcriaktn
to sho\.' th.'tt the ia\'
i� doing.
Nrrth i'arolina i? no! rich
(KO'.igh to give i p ;.o much
w hen hinges creaked.
.Montana, leaping Inio tlie hlaik
of the co r n e r , whirled to see that a
do/en young officers had f r i t e n d the
room, c a r r y in g a lilg hau.iicr. and
that Itubrlz was .still v�mIi�i to tlierii
His bare foot bad slipped mi a stone
as he stro v e to siuing afte r Montana.
.'\n d at that Instant a bawling
voice cried; '^'Hai! Come liere and
ilick up th is hamper, What are gen
tleinen to do? Wait on them.sClvea
when t h e r e a r e dogs like - you
a ro u n d ? "
"S ta n d faat! Don't move for nio!"
gasped R ubriz to the Kid, covertly
te a rin g aw ay his mask as he spoke.*
" P r a y for me! I front t h e m ! ''
And h e 't� rn e d and walked s t r a i g h t
bark to w a r d s the group! ^
" R u n ! " shouted one of the officers
And R ubrir obediently ran, s p r in g
W'ieldy body.
"T h e basket on the table. S tand
aw'^y, Pedro, and let lliis fellow do
the work."
'He c a n 't lift It," said Pedro.
"C an 't he, th o u g h ? Kook at the � ''SlRl.v on top of it
shouldera of him. If th e y 're not all
fat, he m ay be able to. These poor
devils have s tr e n g th ."
T h e re was a sudden shout as Ru
briz leaned, lifted the iiasket, and
?lid It onto th e table.
IiUsincp.H o r o v e n h a l f o f i t . j
l i t o n l v i r . c r c h a n t k a n t r i n i . ' i - l forward with wonderful ligio-
_ , , ness in spite of the bulk of his iiii
m o s s men sniTor by such :i
Ic.ss. Sue)� a lo.s.s. in .Stale
t i a d e nutins inev'^italrly, also,
a shri nka ge in ot he r StaU*
t t xes wiiich w o u l d crtme to
t h e St.ile if t h e hWi^ne.'-is
w e r e IKK driven oul of tjpe
S ta t e. T h u s - t h e salc.s Kix is
a Veracious monster which
Jicf onv eat.s u]i busines.s but
othtv* fa.ies as wcil.
W h a t m ii.st b e t h e l o s s in
( I h e r t a x e . s a l o n e r e s u l t i n g
f r o m .s u c h f a c t s , p r e s e n t e d
b y t h e n i p r c h a n t s , a.s t h e s e ;
T h e n u m b e r o f m o n e y o r d
e r * s o l d i n N o r t h i ' a r o l i n a
j u m p t ' d f r o m $,2.S ,;��)(buOO t o
4 " j 7 , 4 2 0 , 0 i ) 0 - o r 6 2 p e r c e n t
- ftft(jry the^ s a b i H t a x w e n t
i n t o e f f e c t .
T b o n u m b e r ( .f X . , r t h C a r -
o l i h i a n s t v l i o e : K l e a \ o r e ( l t o
b e e u r e c r e d i t i n o u t - o f - . S i a t e
r e t a i l s t o r e s H i c r e a r e d a f t e r
e n a c t m e n t o f t h e s a l e s t a x
f r o m 1 2 8 p ( i* c e n t in .s o m e
c i t i e s t o H5G p e r r e n t in t h e
V T i g i n i a t o w n w h i P h b e n e
f i l l e d m o s t f r o m t h e N . r t l i
C a r o l i n a l a w .
T h e c r o j ) v a l u e . s in N o t 1 h
"Wh�t do yen mc.iu? Kuuk at this
iiead! It would .still take a iiar.cel of
breaking. .N'nt many brains u n d -r
that sliuck of liair. but ciiougii to
know how to lift liampcrs of wine
for his bottcr.s ,-\nd for all that ho .>!
been through, he still lias a ligci
enough foot au d hand - a ligni
enough hand to slea' tlie gold Out
of your teeth while you sleep. I'd
wager, .lump up lliere on Ilio lab!c
and give us a (!;ince, you!"
"T here i.s no music, sir," sa!d
Riihriz.
The officer picked up a quirt, drew
the lashes throtigli iiis hand, and
then struck the table.
"L'p on the taiiie, and we'll give
you m usic!" he .siuouted. 'T p witli
y o u ! "
Ami he .sla.shed Rubriz across the
naked body.
I T seemed to .Montana, a s his
* ihtimh.s liooked over the h a m mers
of the revolvei.s, ready to op-'-n
fire, that Riiliriz swayed in th e very
act of liurling iiiniseli at the m an
of the whip. Instead, w ithout towciiing
the table with his hands, he
The officers slunitcd. They bcr.i.u
to s trik e the table in a quick rn y ih in
with their whips. And to ihat
rh y th m poor Rubriz had to dance.
When some of them made ^ m ista k e
and landed heavily on his body Inof
the officers. "Look at the muscles
In those legs! Pull oft your d ir ty
s h i r t and let's .see your body, t o o '"
"F o r g iv e me." panted Rubriz. "1
am called to my work. A nother-"
"H a i! Are you working for so!-
dier.H and question command.^''
Sln.w him th e way, Pedro! Off with
It!"
Two of them grabbed the cheap
w hite s h ir t and in sta n tly it w.is
ripped from the hqek pf Rubriz.
" T h e r e ! " called out the com mander.
"Did 1 tell you? .Not fat,
either. All m use le-al 1 pu re si ren g t h
I'd s ta k e th a t m an against a mule
Where did you get those leg muscles,
m a n ? "
" In the mines, sir." said Rubriz.
his head bowed, his slmggy liair falling
forward.
"Look at him! H e's asham ed to be
naked, even before men., What a re
those w hite m a r k s ? S cars? K nife
cu ts ? Come op, a n d we'il find a story
In th is one. Open fh� wine!"
'T ' H A T was quickly done. T h e
ham per w as thickly packed w ith
wlne-bottles, a n d the corks had
barely ceased popping before glasses
f a r o l i � a i i u I'vasiMi niorp-' began to brim and pour down wide
t h a n ITyO p e r o c ii t last vt ar. i
1 * 4 1 . " ( The K
D P t t .'ic p u i c i i a s f 1 a r m o r s : the gay little p a rty with two r e
.Mid dth('i' .North ' ; i r o l � m a n s �
last ,\.tr ifici( asp-j * (,niy a!
: n i a l ! t r a t t i ; n ,�f h a t )
a m o T n t , a - sii .v .ii !,v t h t
1 l a ! ( ' -s o w n .sa les n vt-nue
. l l e c l i o j , . - .
.N o ;th f ' a r t ilin a l o l i a c c o
?TK I'hot . !?: pO '-ially t h o s e
n r r iljo hvi-dcr, m k � c no
u c li i n i r e a e in .sale- a s t h e
^ TK 'iia . n a r k : I at D a n v i l l e
I t" a u �* rni' !!\- f a i m n s lofik
* ') ir to la t't'fi ( 0 1 of t h e
Sr%te to a n . ' d pa.vinjr a s;th'.s
t.'ix o n p i i r n i a m a d e w ith
t - h i i c e o n i'm o y .
T h e (jtie.sdon h e f o r o N'urth
f ' a r o l i n a D m t w h e t h e i ' it
t a n a f f o r d !? ^dvo u p t h e
MaU',s t a x , hut w he*ht*r it r a n
i n rd to k e e p it.
Legislative Ramblings
'C o n tin u ed frrmi page onci
T h a t 's .Mexico!" said Ih^ oldest stead of on the t.atilc, he had to leap
the higher.
It was ft a n tic work. In a few min
utes he was staggering And at last
Pedro it was who called out; " Let
the poor fool stoj) See, Luis, w here
you draw the bloi ,i on him! H e 's
.bad enough exercise for one evening
Let down."
Rubriz jumpwi to the floor.
"(live him a few coppers," said
Pedro, "and he'll be able to forget
his lorn shirt."
"W h a t about his torn sk in ? "
"W h at does skin m atter? It g ro w s
ag ain w ithout any cost!"
"H e re 's the money"
" I t's t o o - m u c h , " decided thinfaced
Luis, th e superior officer. And
he dropped a portion of it, calmly,
into hi.s own pocket.
"fiive him th e rest, then." said
Pedro. '
"(live it to h im ? Give a dog food
with my own h a n d s ? Let him ro o t
for it, the s w in e ! "
So L uis hu rled the money from
him. It r a ttle d on the floor. It
rolled c linking Into , the f a r th e s t
corners, and R u b riz d arted a f t e r
it. soineiitnes alm o st sk id d in g on
hands and knees in his a p p a r e n t
eagerness. T h e officers* followed his
antlces with yells of the highest
appreciation.
Hut a toast proposed by one of
them suddenly called all heads and
all eyes to w a r d s ih e ir own group. It
was at Uiat m o m e n t th a t Montana
dn/L-w open th e d oor Into the corridor
of the general room s and big R ubriz
i=liiang th rough th e gap.
His eyes were Insane. T here was
onlv one g u tte r in g light here. In
the foul.alr, by which to scfe the o u tlaw,
but even t h a t light was too
much for Montana. Rubriz, for an
Instant, burled his hands In his hair.
T hen he tu rn ed and beat his head
ag ain s t the wall. ,
Only a f te r a long moment could ho
volvers and s h ifte d his aim from
breast to b r e a st, from bead tu bead
He was p erfe ctly .convinced now.
that he and R u b r iz CiMild never es
cape from th e fort. But If they died.
80 would som e of th e s e jolly s p a rk s
"W hat a r e th e s e scars? W hat sort
of a peofl a r e you?" asked the com mander,
"M ore like a dam ned m oun
tain bandit, to my eye. Look a t him
and try to rem em b er! H a v e n 't I seen
th a t face on p oste rs with a r ew ard
for him, dead or alive?"
T he n erv es of Montana prickled
through his skin. It seemed th a t
the next m o m fn t would be the end i hand. When he opened
of Rubriz, or the beginning of th e .Montana coti;d s w a dozen cop-
.nd] *
But the deep voice of the o u tlaw
Answered: "I w as h u r t by a fall in
i L t mine, sirs. I w as carrying a bashat
up the la d d e r -"
per coins in th e palrfT.
f C o p u r i g h t , t ! > S k . H a r p e r d P r o t h e t s )
Tomorrow, Montana and Rubriz
enter the apartment of the gover.
th r 'm'i r/-, v u t u '.� . II (cl tre.itni UM
or M.it . un i)e!m iiie;it kiivk in liic
n.easiire - uuld nv- li iMrnert H:-naty
I'lrifiT' I veil �1m�:� i-.'1i t i v 1!'M
L� ;,L'?.-.i;iiVi- uddi (1 itMii-'loTigi'-' '
V)1(?;^bul:lne^. �u� not :?
. S | ( :e:'t li,: open an d 1 f e (OM'ir i-u;
M- I :ii the N'-rtii C a iivina (i lii i -I
A.-.'-' tiiblv Ex|;ie.M!-r>
r;.ii;,..g (!. a n d when. nv. e u t e - t a i n -
in-'i;t.- iir- ? ;vcn in cinn.-c'.o-i v.it.i
the 'Mp.Jir!
p M r a n r e when it wn,
ic.* d Ik ;.) th e hopo
uiiblii-dnngly
In .--j-ii-ito! I .ni in nt e iip n - nt!..
P Ml Gradv. pri .iden* pro h-ni of the o v n wh-lirnt.ylv ; n �.- .�i. -i ,�-n ?
iv -n o te He is t h '-r bv r '-iyO�.Mbi jdon tor "c p -n t ; b it :; !;
� r its m ak -u p T h e bill wiu-fl .m.-i I�- hp.-r Wiien* ;o; w:' to t; t M
u p a B ta te board of coi;mctoioev lor nione'
th-'r.tjpervistnn of b e a u ty parlor L,iiu S -ve . o : ? m r �- ! � ]1 ' p>o
r r vide for th e e m p h n m m t o� two posco l'(�noi e .t -j i.i i t h .
i n j p o rl o r s for Insp rtk J ii'If tiif )):,r lit-): tin in.i n.kin- Th,- Mm'
bill W'.i.YI ill). ,* o iu n tii . ; i i -
Whether the Beiiat� will let It tUp miUKCTpaUlM.': lot 'i chel, unetnplo}-
inent and old-au .' nvun-.nu ' i iv
�J d.Tivt-d'b.v the n o n iih e
- .i.c n; legal wlii*-key. T!" nr.niniuin
e.stnnate oi s u r h proiit.s n placed at
X" (KKIOCO while other ., pn.; m g
: ? ' niore jiboiit Nortli ( :ii lipiia .
lK|U(ir .'ppntite, p h u c tli, .in n alc
-n liiai! a.s $4 ,0iKl,l)00
i-'-pslalor;- arc ol '..miipir,-
' !,M 11 an : Id-ac ? i- ' :n sv .
tiiil ,s ; up, cn illlo '.c: . an 1 etnp'(-.
cr sh .(Id a.s::';ntc a L'oodiy :,har.'
ol the burden. Sncli a .step wouid
l)c in line with p.(ipo:.eri lcg islili;)n
in Con';re.s.s w iaeli would exact oA-'
per cent irom enip'oyc'-.s' cnvcio�) >>
.md lev> a three p, i cent tax on
;ia \-lo li: to b-' p;inri bv eni|)loyee ,
.-.�!! ('Hiere t'X|trc' -d i)v' i pin; a-
Hi.it till' bondi'd inricl)i*dn(v o;
( (imiies .s'u.lUd '.c tu.M tiik '11 C lol
alth o u g h Ih \ ;iiJiu,)Vcd " ill pvm
uple tlie pctViJuii Idea. Soait' w. re
t h e , tower a p a r t m e n t s of Genet :tI ' takcs,"
Igjiai le K slrada, in eo m m and. The : ," 'l'herc'll be more brukcri lieafl.s,''
t wo w( re not q u ite acTo.os the ffnor -aid IVdro,
"ivill one or,
to (1; ; i ' h . v file
"I t " you
reV' nc("
R ; ( ,z wiped Ills m nuth on tliiv
bai k "! Ins.hairy a ran. So, gapping
for in lircath he dn.'vv Inrnsclf back
littl( li,\ little toward.'), calm. T he
Kid : od with, hi.s hack tunimi on
Ih)' ::,g|y picture.
Aft rwanl.-i lie licard a nnirnuiring ............ , . ..
v o a c iieliind him; "Voti could liave K-loVet.' h 'r g i
killi'i a few of tlurm. 1 woiil'l have
h c lp id will! the rest. Instead, Man
Jtniii of (.'api.sirhmt. (i.\ the day when
1 can pul m.\ liamls cii this gringo.
.Nowvwe vvork togmlier. liul afterward.
s there will lie .a d;)y!'' .
"A re yon linislicd" asked ,Mon-
; .) if)''. ',
',t ! T: e sa fe !" rx-
.?.' !! �lie i;:M iuiaiioir
lit i:,(' onf: iuinoi'Uini
i i k e a k i i i g ^ a
i'lei ' �1 W' 've not
ilLV v u i i ha, !i i"
n. 'I'iiey sv.i.yi
lu I'; and t i u r e . Vaiiil.'i
giv -n lip iKipe w'icr
open a d()fir ami iitl
UKiariiig cr.\ of joy
. tin? : rdrudiV
I liie cui taiin-
Monta liru!
'it.hriz pulicii
M.-'d a faint
It V. as a hug)
tana. calmJ.\. over iiis slio Id-r.
euoiigi: t)) h" called ;
rotuii. and it in ! ! iiuly :ci(' tliiii.g, th.
i.'il! of a safe, iKihdol idaci; am
V) l!i.)W.
" it i:s iir ix l" '?aid ili'hriz. " Aie:
w.; have i|)(j I mi i,,!d iTi/wn. am
i.ima soiiK- angel or d. vil will -s-bcv.
us li))w to ,!p'i out of ihks place m '
l);ick Ihroiigli liie po---!.rn eft; i
national convention makes its decCision.
s.
! One of the prime questions i.s how
; nmny other paitms will be in the
; field. The ans'w. r i.s e((actded gen--
i crLy to depend on, the econ(.u!me
I ti:( nds of the next few monilm.
i R'lnking ()n Better rimes
I If iiio.sp.'.'ity iviuins ditring the
I cmming year, (lie politicians exp- el
to see 'ytl!" .significanf T.lTird-jiart.v
�activity. . I f tlvng.s go on as they
j are, or get worse, a cunip 'r crop
: f independent mcvcment.s is looked
: tor.
i" FJvid( t u ! \. 'Mr. Roasev. !; i,s b a n k -
: tug, pohUcally. on a v.'-rv a p p r c c i-1
.d le c'conoini'- u p tu rn . j
' R e c c n 'lv his m a n a g e r s have n o t |
, h; e n t a k i n g th e p an is they once did
to keej) th e Fh>pubdca'i insur;i ni*-
� in 4 h o D -'m cc'-a'TC f o ld -- th a t is, to
j k r c p t h e m from going out on t h e i r
j ow n a n d o rg a n iz in g against th e a d -
i m i n i s t r a t i o n th e popular di.scontent
j a i i s i n g f ro m th e ciepr.-'usion.
.I r > n i o c r a t i r p a r ty cliiofs are nro-
? c- ('ding, in stea d, on the tlirory t h a t
bv N ;n'em ber, 19;�6, improv,-d conriitic
n s will h.ave wiped out m ost of
(liat d isc o n te n t, a n d th a t th e n a t u ral
fire.stige of t h e a d m in is tr a tio n
will in su r e Mr. Roo.seve]t's re-e lc etion
on a s t r a i g h t - o u t Demoi
, i( kef.
?� _ Daily Cross Word Puzzle
� !
Riiliriz bit at the air like a dog,
a s thoiigl. this la.st reproot eiit licepe
r th a n all th a t bad pa.s.sed before.
B u t he spoke quietly wlien lie a n sw
e re d , " I am fiin-slied-^'for " this
n ig h t, g rin g o ! "
I 1
! And stepping pas t .Montana he
j a c tu a lly took the lead along the
d a m p little corridor to the small
door a t the farth e r end. T h e soot
; from th e lam p had half-poisoned the
; air; th e foul sw eet of it was i, the
. no strils of Montana until he had o';
fi.glit to keep from sneezing j
, Rubriz, pushing the door open the
; slig h te s t crack, pressed his ear
, close, to the crevice in o rder to lis
I ten. A f te r a long m o m en t he widened
I t h e lissiire; he stepped riglit out in
t h e a p a r tm e n ts of General Ignacio
E s t r a d a . And not a living soul was
, in th e m !
1 It se em ed to .Montana, as the
g r e a t n e s s of the relief poured over
him like a soothing s tre a m o: warm
water, th a t th e r e had been a paym
e n t m ade through th e sufferings
a n d th e terrible slianie of Rubriz,
an d th a t now. all would go sm oothly
forw ard until they had escaped
with th e prize they sought.
' T ' l I E g o v ern o r l a d done his best.
^ H a n g in g th ings pleased Genera)
E s tr a d a . H e had han ging lam ps set
'a b o u t w ith the crystal of chandeliers.
Heavy red drapes of velvet sepa
r a t e d his bedroom from his study.-
T w o fold c urtains swept over the
high faces of the casem ents. And
th e four-poster bed was all g a rlanded
about, as it were, with rosy
an d golden stuffs th a t might have
brig h te n e d a bridal suite. T here were
o th e r d etails th a t made Rubriz
scowl an d M onta na smile; above all,
t h e r e w as th e chair of audience In
th e g e n e r a l 's study, which was in
fa c t like a throne, complete with a
cus h io n ed footstool for hi.s big feet.
Hiibriz locked th e door and then
w e n t to th e throne, w here he sat
down. H is brown body, n. keu to tli ;
w aist, lolled on a velvet-lined arm o f '
th e c h a ir ; his bare toe.T wriggled
Into t h e so ftn es s of th e footstool.
m u r m u r e d Rubriz.
we've blown the safe door off it.-
Iiinges. T o . w o r k ! '
In fact, th e position was perfect,
th'a t if the e.xpIoGion took place,
the closet would coniine part of the
noise, an d t!u g reater part of it; the
te s t m ig h t be muffled away by t-he
po n d e r o u s walls and the stroii;
floors of the "ca.sllc."
But befori- .Montana could set o
work to run Hu mold �iroiin-l the
.-:afe, a haiu L b eg an to beat . i the
dOor of the g o v e r n o r s outer room
Very clearly .Montana co'ulo hf'ar a
voice bellowing; "K xeelleney! Op*- i
th e door! It is Sergeant .'n d r e s !
T h ie v e s have entered the fo rt-
th ie v e s or nuirderers! The.v h a v e -
coine in th ro u g h the p o s te rn !''
"B in d s o ftly -be easy with the
g a g s ! " said Rubriz, bitterly, to the
Kid. "N'ow we a r e uead men! \Vhy-i
did 1 e v e r t r u s t a gringo? You a r c |
all wom en." * ^
It s e e m e d the end to Montana, an d {
as he drew his guns he sta red at the j
sa v a g e body an d face of big Rubriz.
and a t th e foolish luxury of the
G o v e r n o r 's rooms, and thought th a t
he could h a v e f )iind a better place
to die in, '
T h e r e wore many men with S e r g
e a n t Andros. T hey began to s h a k e -
th e knob of tlie door. ,
" B e a t it d o w n ! " cried one of th e
lot. " B e at down tlie door! T hey have
m u r d e re d the governor."
H eav y sliocks began to fall
a g a i n s t th e door. Boomin, i oise s
echoed th ro n g h the rooms, with th e
loud, quich shud(i(;ring of the door
a g a in s t its hinges. In between. T h e re
was a noise of cracking, splintering
wood, bu t still th e heavy panels of
the door w ere holding. And f; i* aw ay
o th e r so u n d s of running footfalls,
sh o u tin g voices, stream ed to w ard s
th e to w e r .fr o m all parts oi th e c a s tle.
" T h e re a re the windows," said
.Montana.
"Ay, if' we had wings," said Riibriz.
C o p t j r l f f h t , t O X i , H a r p e r d B r o t h e r s )
ri n n ' T Is Set
A yc'iv ago tlu "r' \y.is talk very
iii",ii ill) in Hip i v v t y of ])uiting up
:'U in'-'ur'''('n' R^piiblioan a.s tlu'
R o-asf\cit r u n n i n g - mate. Now the
talk is all for tiic re n o m in a tio n of
V r ?' - P r es id p n t G tt rn or.
I n ovruiy S t a t e - (except Iliiev
r.' t u i s Loui.sian t� t h e Democrat.s are
b u ilding up. a n d reivinK on, a down-
' h e - i i n e D e n ic c r a tic S ta te orvaniz.a-
Moii. a n d fro w n in g on a!! coalitions
Of cotir.sa if a n y di.snntpiited R. -
i)ii'olir;'n.s w a n t to go aipng, they are
w:Mrorup. but t h e y a r e n o t encour.rg-
' d to ejcpeci favors.
T licrp a r e a, lor o( pnesibiliLi*")
in H ud. A r e t u r n tof the insurw nt.s
to t h e R e p u b lic a n ca m p would b"
ca1;'nlatpd to a g g ra v a te greatlv th e
str u g g le for co n tro l alre.ody ragint;
E c e n as thing.s .stand now. no one
th ere.
ACROSS
L Topi for trim-
.miiig oft
the Fiirfaee
of the wo)i(J
4. TeU th(jughtiessly
>. Agricultural
e-stablishiiient
12. Female sandpiper
13. Italian opera
H. Open rourt
I.5, Flow hack
16. Most tempestuoua
is r Natives of
Turkey
f'o. r.lvely dance
21. Starting point
of many
arctic expeditions
22. Most exocllent
23. Long narrow
liilot
2fi. Mem^handl.se
28. Fir.st pre)iclent
of (termany
SO. Turned the
eyes so as
to .�ee
32. .�Jmall wig
33. .'Jhiin
34. fiavine
n.'J.'^Tahlct
36, tSecon(.1hand
Solution of Yesterday's Puzzl*
D
amms
O E s a : ; ^ n Q B i i n
D Q Q . s m d s
B B B a y B i a i a
� B B Q B S :
i�BialBmBmQmBSmIDE
Q Q l B a a B Q
mmmmmmmm O0G�^;^S[9QQ3B!S!OiS][2
a G O l ^ ' ^ Q S D Q S i a f ' i Q Q S
38. Young sheep
41. Scrutinize
42. Restrtiin
43. Art of working
in \vo(jd
47. .Silkworm
48. Drug-yielding
plant
40. Ardor
50. Japanese
moa.sure
61. Troublesome
plant
52. Nerve net- .
work
53. Pigpen
DOWN
1. Rugged mountain
crest
2. Fir.st appearance
3. Kimi of
striped wood
1 Singing Tol
5. Ignited
6. IdollzM
7. U ncovers
8. Be unsueoess*
ful
9. E x ist
10. Action a t law
11. t?mall ru g
17. .Shooting s ta r
19. Cloth used for
. soldiers'
uniform *
22. River bottom
28. Irreg u lar
voters
24. Anger
26. Took solid food'(
27. Jjower
29. M ilitary m usical
In stru m
en t
80. Fold o ver OB
31. Germ (Bells
32. Buah> clum p
34. lio t rough or
h arsh
87. More ratio n al
39. D eserve
40. .Salty
41. W ent sw iftly
42. U nit of force
48. Cry of th e
crow
44. Malt beveragre
45. M ottled app
earan ce In
m ahogany
40. Rodent
Rppubtiean Pioblcnis
E v fn a*. thiuK.s .stand now, no oim
srcm.s abl)� to figure out how .o pi--)-
!cnm 'd deadlock can be avoided when
:h(� R epublicaas come together in
liieii- next national convention.
M o r- dark horae.s than figure in x i i n u ' u . , , ,
t h o 1P20 Ropublean d:Tui)ock ar ? I , ^
v r v n g into the picture, A o n d id a te A '
of tlm tvpe of Ogden M ills or Dav;u "
Reed migii, be able do organize a
If.rm idele bloc of delegates in ti.
Paet W h ile someone of the type'of
A iH '.ur Y'anderberg wa.s getting toe
eth "r a_ Alid-W �stern block, and
.'^" me one' like W illiam E Borah we
(o ')eeting th - ieft-wing-.'.s, ''Royond
that, w hat?
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ple.tform; l'o�. \vi!l |
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HELPS FOR
HOUSEWIVES
A co m n ro m is p like that of
w h ic h pro d u ced W a r r e n G. H.ardin^,
a lr e a d y is ta lk e d about by m a n y R('-
p u b lic m w e t a r h e r sh a ips. And, i n cid�
nta.'ly, p r e d ic tio n of such a conir
i i w sH .M r ij: i i i x r u F x t r k k s
.MAKi; ( T 'I.INARV ART F ;.\S II R
Tlvere a re m a n y sm all ;ind .st*emingly
u n i i r p n r t a n t itcm.s for 4 h c
hou.sc'Aifi- to re m e m b e r if .slip m to
facil�ta te h e r work.
F o r instanc e. - when fa k m e Hie
skin off ,a to m a to do not try p a m fu ly
pr)eruise is about Hie only tuedietion i to get, " off w ith a .shar;) knife or
a n v e.xperlenced R - p u b lie a n is will- j even bv th e m ora m o d e m meiiiod of
to. i C h o p in r tl 'm d e r Ibe 'mt w a te r
As to i.ssiip.s. as dt.stinpuisimd from . f;?ucei, Irst^-ad iio'd it on a fork ov.uc
a n d id a te s , thc' confu.smn is e v e n ! a fla m e on t h e s-,-we-and .m'� how
worse. It .s.-^cm.s a lm o s t iVs.Mired t h ; o i ca.silv i; come.s ol�.
A nother lii�'.e trick Ls using the
top of a milk bottle for'the top cen-
' I O' vour r a k e w h en you are Icing
It. avoiding th e m ilk bottle top.
T h e n romove thks top and give the
s�x)t a bit of icing in contrast to the
first.
It you w onder w h y ice cube oomp
a r t m e n t s .Kick to thp ice box. try
d rv in p off t h e bottom of the compartinoiM'
aftCT' filling with water.
If you pu t them In wet Uie freeze.
Stewed Tomatoes Used
stc'cd io m a to e s well seasoned.
b i t ,id nicely w ith chojis or roosts,
: V ially gtxxl on cold or ranj' nigfc
Easily prepared, tcx). �!
I T h '* London T r a n s p o r t Board o p -
( l a f f s .1.156 railw ay carriages. 5.312
o m n ib u s 's . 2,518 tr a m c a rs . 459 motor
coaciu s, a n d 60 trolley buses. *
O
u
tocaoi [ O E a d o B O i p 8 TAKE YOUR CHOICE j
no
U
o
f l a n k to siy HiaL wi; - .hi ; 'j
1:;;' ' a n pl-ic'd uii.m Hie go\i i ..
in; nt it can nev/^r tlirow oil �,.
b u r d e n a n d !)ee;.u.')t> o f t h t l . : :
stfi.-.s in. tlmt direcli!;u slioiild
c:irelu!ly (" i i s K e n d b.'ln!^ a :.
;p'. Hi, r ')()!? .iliiiity.
v! . i I* . . pp (D-:.. ',\ ?
la k in ? no ,:'iinn unti! tlm h i .
?'.'iv. ' 'ill. n: lui'.ounces i ' ', pi.in
Hie :'"(''J. Tlv-y .:t')' c n � i \ ;ii(. ii
a i ", J -i,s!;iii\:( iiction in Nor'Ii
him .siiouid b" HI line wuli f':ii;'';
Kuial i: e(Jinineiidatinn. In tlu: vie s
Hiey a re ?.Ujiporl.-d l)\ Hi.' ( '> f\-)-:
liiiii.sell. wlio m d ira te d Hie ai'v:-.i
bility (1! following Hu' nali()nal '
imhi ' r a t i o n in liiV addD':- to li;
Ifl'i.T . gislature.
Tluil Ih) Hill mea.sure n!!l r' : -;vr
e n s i d t ''able .sup))orl becaiYse ni iiie
c'ii :ig)' ojid ilnempiovmeni 'e.aioivdfa.
s - li w h en .'?evual.v leghdaior.S;
ndiea' d ih e ir int u),tio,i vo!; tor :
i! b( e lU.'.e Hirv believed it wmi'd
. ' . n c a double purpose, o n t r o l ?'1^
vHu.skey u n d provision lo r Uic ag- U.
Tomorrow, Montana and Rubria )
try a danaerous trick.
POLITICS AT
RANDOM '
B v HR VOX P R H F.
t ( 'hief of Buie;!U, riie .As.soeiat.'il
Press, tVashiiigf,on)
Not iniK'h is .saitl l o r ))iib!ieotinn,
ij.it u n d ( ' r - s i i i - f a e e e x p l o r a t i o n s p r e p
a r a t o r y to t h e Ifl.iti P r e s i d � a n l a ;
, .iinjiiiigti a l r - a c h iia ve r e a d i e d a
:ii:.;hly a c t i v e .stage.
T h e li e u t e n a n U s o f pre.sidiaii
R o o s e v e l t . wh.o.se r e i i c m i n a t i o n i.-
i. oneecied, c o u l d .give .voti I r o m t h e n
( c n f i d � U i l i a l lile-s a d )'la lle d p i c t u r e
o l w ln it t h e y e x p e r t to lia p p ia i in
e v e r y S t a t e d u r i n g ilu' p t c e o n v i a i -
t i o n sea:--on e n d i n g in J u n e o l n e x '
y e a r . .
O n Hu" R e p u b � r a n siiii' th e d a t a is
f a r li'ss c o m p l e t e , a n d a n y t l i l n g b u t
c o iu 'lu s iv e . I n Hie m dn , it io rcea.st'
e o n u n u i n p c o n t u s i o n s a m i e o i i l r o -
vcry r i g h t up t o Uie time When t t e
D
D0n01
Of
KING MIDAS - EASTERN JEWEL ~
Or
GOLDEN LEAF
FO R T O B A C C O
But
D O N 'T TAKE CHANCES
WITH JUST ANY FERTILIZER FOR ANY CROP
? INSIST ON
J l i
DEPENDABLE FERTILIZERS
The result of years of study, careful experiment and
expert blending of those materials best suited to the
crop requirements of this section.
A SPECIAL FERTILIZER FOR EVERY CROP
A SPECIAL SERVICE FOR EVERY CUSTOMER
EVERY CUSTOMER A FRIEND
R. V.KEEL
Agent
EASTERN COTTON OIL CO.
Norfolk, Va.
= iO B O c = a o B o r a i
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Friday, February 1, 193S THE DAILY REFLECTOR, GREENVILLE, N. C. PAGE FIVE
'REFUGEES' FROM HUEY'S 'EMPIRE'
MerckanU Threaten
To Carry Fight to
Aisembly Floor After
Hearing
R e fle c to r B u re a u ,
S ir W a lte r H otel.
BV C. a! PA U L
R a le ig h . Feb. 1.- F a ilu re to p re t
e n t to th e jo in t fin a n c e co m m ittco
a d e fin ite s u b s titu te fo r th e sales
ta x w as th e o u ts ta n d in g p o in t in
th e h e a r in g of th e N. C. M e rc h a n ts
A ssociation before t h a t g ro u p .
A d efin ite th r e a t o f a s u b s titu te , j
alre a d y fram ed^ to com e a t a la te r j
d a te w h en th e revenU b bill re a c h e s ^
th e floor of th e lo w e r ,h c u s c w as
voiced by D avid O v e n s o f C h a r l o t t e ,:
p r e s id e n t of th e N a tio n a l R e ta il,D ry
G oods a n d C h a rlo tte M e rc h a n ts A s- i
sociatlons... O th e r s p e a k e rs w ho fol- [
low ed O vens also h in te d a t su c h a j
m ea su re .
O vens, w ho w as in tro d u c e d by |
W illa rd Dowell, p r e s id e n t of th e j
s ta te m e r c h a n ts ' g ro u p as " th e r e c - ;
ognlzed le a d e r o f th e m e rc h a n d is in g I
w o rld in th e U n ite d S ta te s ," w*as'
WORLDof
TAMPS
Heiress To Wed
By Q iJ I X lO J A M tS
O rp Jian s c f Spaus b ^ a e fit d irc c u y |
fro m a so m i-p o stal is;,ue o � h i-ccl-, | ,
r ;e d ftam p .s ju s i in a p p e a ra n c e
ire ni t h a t c cu r� ry .
T h e s ta m p s arc ia s c r 'bed. as j"
roughly tra n s la te d , ' ScnoGl h o m e ^
i t r o rp h k n s." P a rt of th e nioncy rec
'lv e d fro m t 'e sale of th e s ta m p s
to gb �3' aid-CJl the o rp h a n s.
F o r th � ba.sic illu stra tio n a couple , ?
of ciii cy-i'.:-aded y o u n g ste rs a rc
'.hew n cngro.ssrd in play. O n e ha.s a ?
ball a n d th'* o th e r a sm all r.aiiing'
ship. T h e d raw in g is fla n k e d on
( h e r sid e by a deco rativ e b o rd er
cl color c o n tra s tin g to th e c e n tra l
pu-L cf th e sta .n p . ,
T h e re a re seven d r n o m in a t'.cns,
bi'ginning wdth five cont'avw au d
(X td in g to five postas.
W hen m artial law made things hot for those who revolted against
Sentaor H uey P. Long's dictatorship in Louisiana, James M ehaffey,
vice president of the revolutionary " Square Deal association," found
te m p o r a r y r e fu g e " in Washington. He and his wife are shown m
th eir hotel room there. (Associated Press Photo)
P h ilip p ic s To A ppear
A co m p le te srrie s cf 14 P h illip in e
,:as b een n n d o read y to r e place
th e c u rre n t is.sue. All o f th e
i tle.sun.s a r e of P h ilip in e su b je c ts
M'xreot, th e 5-pcso, w hich w ill b e a r
| h p o r tra it o f Getmge W a s h in g to n
I s.'a lM o n a w h ite ciiarger.
I T h e o th e r value.^ wUl c o n s ist of;
i T w o -cen !av o , Jo se R izal; 4 -c e n ta v a ,
Fil'ipmo w c m a n .symbolic o f a g ricultu:-
c; 6 -cen tav o . F ilip in o g irl; 8-
centavo. p e a r l fishing; 10 -cc n ta v o ,
ty for th e purix)se of fo re c jo s in tl A white. A ngora e a t ow ned by M r D e tro it m ad e tw e n ty -tw o hU� o ff
ceriiiic ates of ta x sa les a n d l� a s � G eorge k a m m e r m e y e r. o f Jo p lin Rc�fOn p itc h e rs o n J u n e - 13. Ikit KteC
io r 111'' y ears 1930 -and 1931 hel( I Mi.ssouri.(died a t th e a g e e t e iv lu e e u l� to 13.-. M ak in g th ir te e n o n 4he
by the *plaiptiff a g a in s t ih :' p rop- .vcarsi � 13th w as n o t so lucky.
erty 01 th e d e fe n d a n ts : an d th.'
w ill fu ith e i ta k e n o lle .' th a i U r
a re reqii red to a p p v a r b if o i'' th
C lerk o! th e S u p e rio r C o u rt cf P
CSvHrty -at hi> offic.' in Q rc r.v�:
N. .a n d p le a d fb , th e com p lain ,
h e ix iefn iv filed in s a id C le rk s o f ;'' ?
w ith in 30 flays a f te r servict' of th;
;um n:fjn ,, c r th e re h f th e re in d ;-
m andecl-tulL be g ra n te d .
'I'i'. 'OTh d av of T.in ..me 19.35
J F, H A R R IN G T O N
C lerk S u p e r.:.r C nurt,
. Engagement of Rosalind Kress
(above), heiress to the Kress chain
store fortune, and Charles Wesley
Fram e, Utica. N. Y.. advertising
man, was announced in New
York at the heme of the heiress.
(Copyright by M. I, Boris from
The Associated Press)
easily th e o u ts ta n d in g sn e a k e r of, � needed-a n d th e boys a r e n 't in a
\\ie day. H e g o t off to a n ex c e lle n t i ix x iiic n ic do th a t. If th e P itm a n
a n d th e c o m m itte e as well a s , bill com es o u t New D eal stra te g y
g a lle n ' liste n e d to h im w i t h ' m oves to th e Sionalc. w h ere a
c a re fu l a tte n tio n . T h o se w ho fo l- c tr a ig h t-o u t in fla tio n bill of its n a -
low ed. frc m v ario u s se c tio n s of th e * tu re could im p ro b ab ly p ass
sta te , slowed v ery p e rc e p tib ly th e
p a "e s e t by O vens a n d it w.as q u ite B A R R IE R :
G la ts a n d B yrd of V irginia. C o n sid
e r th m r reco rd s o n th e New D eal
t h a t n-.ighi b.' intr-rprvtP d as re a so n
enough.
O n th e F a r W e ste rn h y 'polhe.sis
P ra n k C. S h a u g h n 9.t'y -a t 'e p re si-
____ d e n t o f th y S a n � Prancnsco S to ck
S e n a to rs of b o th p o li- i E x c h a n g ? - is ra te d a lead in g c a n -
X C T K E O F S U M M O X S BY
P U B L IC A T IO N
140! th C a ro ! in a -- P itt C ou n tv ,
' In th e SuperioV C om ..
" Tf wa cf Greenviil-' vi.
R obert W illo u g h b y a n d wfi*.
M rs R obert W illoug'nby.
T he d e fe n d a n ts , a ':i:ve n.ann d
will ta k o rotiC " t h a t a n a c tio n e n titled
.s above h a s b aeii in stitu te '!
i r th " S up' rio r C o u rt of P itt c o u n ty
fo;- th e p u lp a s e o � fo reclcsln ?
r r r t i f i t i '' "'- o f t.ax saie.s a n d li"n.'=
fc r thp years 1930 a n d 1931 helC '
by th e pla n tiff ag .ain st th ? p ro p -
e r 'v o ' th '' d e fe n d a n ts ; a n d th "v
will �� r ih e r la k e n o tic e t h a t thy
.are n o u ir c d to a p p e a r b efore th e
C P rk of th '' S u p e rio r C o u rt of PL*
C ounty a t h is office in G reenville.
X. r a n d Ulead to th e co m p la in t
hpt'-icfcr:.' filed in sa id Clerk'.s offlc*^
w ithin 30 d a y '' a f te r service c f t h ' .
"um m ons. o r th e re lie f th e re in d c-
D'endert Would li's c to know ab o u t th e for- -.vilv be (jranted.
F t. Santiagio a t M an ila; 12 - c e n ta v o sig n e r w ho h a s 'm a r r ie d in to " C h i- 1 rfie 3 0 th dov o*' J a n u 'r v . 1935.
sp rin g ; l e - c e n t a v o ,J a n t o g of r.cse goi'e r n m e n t .service are ; ? \ j . F. H A R R IN G T O N .
Magellan; 20-cc.ntavo. F ilip in o m Clerk .�upericr Ccurt.
n ativ e o o stu m c; 26-centavo, ric e 'te b -
races: 3 0 -centavo. P h ilip p in e revolu
tio i'f rc e n c ; f^l-peso. B a ra s o in
c h u r rh ; 2 -peso, b attle of M a n ila
buv. Mid 4-j)e,so. M o n ta lb a n
D ees sh e m a ;;ita in close contact
w ith h e r frie n d s a n d fam ily back
h em e? How o fte n doe.s ph4 re tu rn
to h e r h c n ie la n d ? H a s sh e a good
kncw ledge ci th ;' C h in e s e language?
D iploints a lre a d y m.orried to
X C T IC E O F S I M.MOXS BY
PU B L IC A T IO X ^
'kS also on th e rheoiw
tee ex e h a n g e vvheils up 'ro u n d . T h e o n e
e v id e n t t h a t th e y m a d e very l i t t l e .: tical f a ith s w hase econom ic
� a n y . im p re ssio n o n th e c o m m it- a^ren't q u ite so e b iilh e n t as llu ^ ^ o - jcnowl'od-e of w hat m ak es
B ra in T iu s te r s d o n t see m u c n . .
T h e h e a rin g , sc h e d u le d fo r 2:30. ch an ce o f sto p p in g th e ste a m roller
go t u n d e rw a y a t 3:35. ftn a n c " c n a ir - th is session,
m e n
w as " q u ite u n a v o ia a o iy a e ia in tu �aea o i_ g eiu iiK uuijui I C a p ita l
by o th s " '
^ New M rte r S ta m p
A. r . : '>v dosign for U. S. m e te r
s.a m p s h:?'. b.'?n noled m a k in g if t
ali.-iis .i;.; l ) .ir r c d 'f i tm reprcs.'iili!i� |
r h ,r ,a in U � c c u n tr y c r � n g .n ..1 I n
th e ir wives
GfficiaV- 0f th e a rm y , n a w and Mrs.
way in to ;h: m ails. O ne c ' t . 'e f irs t w ho a r e m a rrie d to f e r io
coum to h a n d o ilg in a te d from
S , h en ec td a v N. Y'. A n ie t? r sta m p
in erw ay n n th is session. ^ �i',-ty m ib 'iritv c a n u x iig n wa'zed o n
e x p la in in g t h a t th e com m itte." > T hey h a v e , how ever, h it o n th e , ^
" q u ite u n a v o id a b ly d e ta in e d ' i d e a o f .g e ttin g im p o rta n t m em b er.s!
t h e r h e a rin g s. of M r. R oosevC
record j;
h a n k s fo r th e jh earm g . even ^
th o u g h you w ere a n h o u r l a t e " said
O vens^ "I w an t to s a y t h a t we a re w ould s
thiriiT agaiirsr Shr;U5?hnessy is th e is im p iessed on v.n e m e lc p e by .1
.spo iai m a c h �n ? . r a ? h o f w h icn has
;.s ( 'AO n u n .b :r. a n d serv es n o t only
( ig n ers a n d a re e n g a g e d in in'ell;.-
n e r" ? o r se c re t s e r i'ic ? work
cr-ing s h ifte d to o th e r duties.
as th e m d .c a iio n th a t th ? re g u la r
of M r. R o o sev elt's o fficial fam fiy o n sii-v.ighnfssv ha.-^ been colly d e - ! ra s h a s b een p aid but as th e canrecord
as to ju s t how f a r F D R in -
te n d s 10 go w ith h is prospective
tach.Hi
m th e
A lthough, r e g u la te d by its b reatfil
! ing, a c a t's p u r r i n g . is caused by
rcm th e Wall S tre e t crowd | vi-)lalicn m a rk as well ' m ak in g th ? vocal co rd s vibratee.
, o '. H e w as a rtiv ? in get- T h e new die bears a n eagl-e in ____________________
a u th o rity . T h e n th e f .^ fib lis'.'.e d - w o r k e d h a r d fh g s t in th e cenM r. above w h ic h is ' -
................ - - -^l&nd a s a .sort of b a r-1 :n d cp ?n d efice cf sir,al- ' �- S. P o rta g e '' a n d below, th " to 'An x c t i CE O F SUM Y IOXS BY
m e rc h a n ts , n o t p o litic ia n s, a n c n a t {^^.yond w h ic h th e W h ite House j B u t New Y'o rk w o'i l d j c f o;Mi�n. T o th e .eft is th e m e .e i | PU B L IC .A T IO X
we c laim t h a t we u n d e r s i? n d d is- �.,qj pgcy, w ith o u t lay in g jtself 1 j. see h m in th e re th a n n 'am b er a n d d ale, while to th e rig h t C ai'o 'i� a -P i t t C c u n tv
tr ib u tio n of m e rc h a n d ise . \k e d elib - c ritic ism . som eone like B en C ohen ' ' - '
e ra te ly c h a rg e t h a t th o u s a n d s an d
thou.sands o f d o lla rs w h ich would
T h is is g oing to be a good tric k
i"f It wo_rk_s M__u_c_h d ep en d s o..n. how D ikm m u : Tile S e cu ritie s a n d Bxn
o rm a lly h av e b een r p e n t ir. th is c o ria in S e n a to rs are as cro ss- 1 cL.ange C .'im m issicn's re c o m m e n d a
s ta te h av e b een d iv e rte d lO S o u th a n d how a d ro it c a b in e t} t i o n , f m revising th ? m an ag r-m ''n
C a ro lin a . V irg in ia a n d elsew h ere by c th p r o�T�cials are a s |c e i u p of exchancci� w es a .' 'nor.k to
rea so n of th e th r e e p e r c e n t sale*!
tax . T h a t th e ta x is imi'w sed 01
th o se least able to p ay -.s a so p h istry
you a re p e r h a p s w ea''v of h e a r -
w irnesses. j �X' W ail S tre e t old g'd aru . I . i ? p m -
M A SS IV E : S e n a to r C a rte r G lass j jKS-ed a lte ra t e n s f 'rike M Lh? v^r:''
( D ' cf V a., a n d S e n a to r Ja m e s C o u - i roc s oi ih iir r a it ui^d p.-e.snge.
iR i c f M ich ig an , a r e m ore o r i A.sku;g ,:.iui:..ji> a c ,. .jiaT '? of
Am-^'unt p a id " a n d in la rg e fig*
iii'.'- b?lcw'. til? value. Ail o f th is i.s |
-'ncic.'id in a b o rder re.senibling th e
"1, rfo raticn .s o n a n adhesivo.
In '1 e old designs, liie a m o u n t
p.cd. et? . wa- in : J d 'tio n to a c a n cellatio
n m a rk sim .lc'.' 'o t h a t e m ployed
o n m all b e a r n - rejp ila r
i sta m p s.
I n th e S u p e rio r C o u rt
T c 'A'n of G re e n v ille v.s.
J o h n G W illia m s a n d wlf?, Mrs.
J c h n G. W illia m s..
T h e d e fe iid a n is a b :v e n o m J
will tak e n c iic ' t h a t a n actio n c'.itf
ik d as ab '.v e li^ s b?.�n in s tit.it::'
in th e S u p e rio r C o u rt of P itt co'un-
C ^ c a r W illiam s a n d wife
O�Car W illiam s.
I n e cteie.-iclani.'. a t : v e r.a m :c
will . k - n o tic th a t a n r.'tio n cni
i-U fd a" above h a s boon in stif.:t..t
i h ' th . S un rio r C o u rt of- P .tt coun-
! iv f 'v th : purpooo o f io rc c lo s.n ;
cn-tlficr-'.ts o f ta x sales a n d li.m
Jcr th o y e a rs 1930 a n d 1931 held
by th ? p la in tiff a g a in s t th ? p ro p er
f.- o f th " d e f e n d a n ts : a n d th ,;.
will f u rth e r ta k e n o tic e t h a t tin y
nro req u ii'sd 10 a p p e a r before th e
C lerk c f th " S u p e rio r C o u rt of Pit*
C o u n ty a t h is office in G re e n v ill:.
N. C" a n d D iead to th ? com p lain t
h c r c tc f o r '' filed in s a id C le rk 's office
w ith in 30 d a y s a f te r service of thi.'
: um m ons. o r th ? re lie f th e re in d e m
an d ed will, b? g ra n te d .
T h is Lio 3Cth dav cf .J.vauti'v, 1033
J F. H A R R IN G T O N . ?
C l-'ik S u p e rio r C c'urt.
- - zons '*v' V* - - - - �
in*, b u t It o u g h t to be e n g ra v e d m o v em en t to p u t j u c h 1 g Mu-s-so-
In m arb le w here e v ery o n e c a n .sc"
it."
M r. O ven, d e n ie d e m p 'uaticaH v
t h a t th e m e rc h a n ts fa v o r on u n b a la
n c e d b u d g et, in a d e q u a te su p p o rt of
sc h co r.. c r th e im f>osltion of w h iskey
ta x tc su p p la n t th e .'^les tax
**l_say th is, w h e n p e r h a p s I oug.it
� U � j t to s a '. It," h e c o n tin u e d ,''lh It we � an y i
^ r h a l l e n e r ''a n v m a n to lu n fo r a ! e ire rg e n c y le p M a t'.o r
s ta te ciTic w hile d e c la r n g th a t ht
fav o rs ret .itiop of th e sa les tax
?When vou w crk a g a in s t th e cau.se . C o u rt hecam -c 0 . b ad wcrd*ng
of t�ic ' c c r .r .c n m a n vcu w ork cised as o n ex am p le of th e cvm
F e I
all New D eal leg islatio n th ro u g h th e � lu a to �es
siei'e b e fo re it re a c h e s th e floor f o r i T o e C.,.1 .1
a final v o te .
The.'^'* tw o a n d th e ir co litam ie
will see to It t h a t fu ll com m u e e
h e a rin g s a re h eld on all v ita l m eas
ures T liey co n sid er th a t t _
h a s p assed a n d th e r e i;. n o ioiigci
d fo r blin d p assag e of
T h e 'hot
f .;l' rv o v isicn of th e R eooverv aci
recen tly 'xicked cut by th e Supn^i c
IS
ils of
la t
n 1
c fir
ag a in s t th r cause of m c r r 'n a n ts a n d ' undue ha.�tf :V, doing th e M is te r >
of cirtU ra�ion itsel: biUci;:..
D ow ell, w ho in tro d u c e d th " .>.p''nk.
e rs. te rm e d th e sa les *?x th e g u a tc
s t social a n d eco n o m ic b lu n d e r ever
jie rp e ira te d in N o rth C a ra h n a ' a n d
a d d e d tL a t it is "u n fa .c u n so u n d
a n d vicious." . ,
I t w as ab v ic.r. if '.t (�u rn im ittee
w :s disapix>lni�a u r th c fa ilu re
of th e a s so c iiL o u 1 0 - p io d u c ? its
.sub�titute "np?*' .re ai th e ''c a rir? .
S till m o re obvious w as th e fa c t ta a t
O r e a s w as th e o nly s iie a k e i. cxc"?*
lo r D owell, w no is a fa m il 'j" figure
a t 811e.s ta x h e a rin g s, to c re a te a r
g re a t im p ressio n B y h is pxi'ition in
m ero lran d lsln g h e h a d th e .idv.m -
ta g e over le.ss-publicizccl I 'pe.'kM.s
He spoke calm ly, c le a rlv , m u c.i in
th e m a n n e r e x n e c t"d of a n 'x . cuti?*
c f liLs type
A t least one m e m b e r uf th e coii'.-
n iltte e w as h e a rd to ;u,� th a t i .k;
h e a rin g would h a v e I'ccn nitch
m o rO 'successful, fro m *b' m e rc h .in k
stA hdpo�it. if f.^ 'v h a d in tr d i' .'d
'''F ilu T rr to prci.ior si th .. 1..- n i'" " ' 'oa.i a - ..?. il.
1.UIMUIUW a n d t h r p ro m ise ?-'?i
duce It la lo r itro T n.-lu..ive o-.ii . i h - ^ , ,
Y'c; 11 i;' V o .e c r Ic sicn fiC'int
t h a t h e a rin g ', b e f o " th e S it�a le \ p -
p r r p r i a t i r r . ^ o !^ m ltlo e on �he S 4 -
8fiO,OPOO.CHX) w orlrs relief bail w ere
cli.sed to th e oublu ou u stra ig h t
P a rts v c ie th e R( pubiican.s ,o tm g
for ci)en d c o ts a n d C h a iin .an G las^
joining his fc'low I V iro c '-.M'. f
p n v ac'- W n e n th e h c .n .ip s .v' c
com 'ilrte th e . will be put :n lu .i.' -fi
Jo rm a n d m rcle p u b lu - bifi tn"s w.il
make one ronsohdai d .'tor. a line
c.im u.aun iTok v i'.er-. a.x had Me
prfs.; b ren ii?rm i'.ted to co \er th
daily it .'tm en.', t.i
(beer p ierf'V il �*
Presiriens R rre e \" l'
w .tli all ih..i i i o ' .r
q 'U ...c r a .> .
.ion .suv-;e.ts
'.'r? a n d -'g o v er-
) iire c tly b y th e
,t'."d c f by a M^srial
also t n a t n o n - m c m ^ 'r,s
to .serve on c o n m u tie e s
Tt s.s i;" " S t-hat the.s?
the T vvt bigsT.'i p la n k s in
. ,. 'Vi.'* ' 'I �- ? nnr.-'.Vh "C\
i H k e C cl M id e n c e '
r 0 "' b s I 1 a h e a t
d m u 0 ('Cl P'S se n t a u -
t n r r i t i 'p f.nd fi?" b.g c m t n sSion
T he la tte r feel t 'iey a
'nu.M m. ;e c o n u c t '-vith th ? a ib c
a n d a lt.' a m u ch big g er sU k e in it
\ ived public in te re s t- h a n th e iccai
and 'h iiak * llie re �c re Iwve
a �R" la r � ;r voice in d e te m iin in g
Fv h "'! C p IF^CS
T oe
G reece
, o
c lors
e ks
p w
T e
la.F a
\
cf
G reece .\n d H e a lth
t;,- rec special stanijK
-tesim^xi ' as a C h r k tm a ;
ss L " p rin te d in two
t 0.1 sa le th e t 'vo
L i r 's'.mas,
0 to did cf cond
offxolas of the
d. t
Clt
p
f t
d
?U a draw ''m ? of a
r. tab ic ar.d .'h a r -
-a la r? .' �inyke I t
>s a n a 'lrg rric a l
lii
n 0
u re o b lig a:cry on
10 ;\vo w re 'ss. com -
50 lepta.s.
n ' .do--, th e C om m ission
w n r ts i c 'u m a '", a c tio n on its re -
( v n ,iic n d ''d o 'a n g ^ s because it
oL'C.
A XOle O r Tw o
T h e U nio n o. S cu 'h A fr.ca lias
d ecided Ur isstu- .? special ccm m em -
oTAt w ta m o in c o n n ectio n w ith
K in a GCvTi,. s v?r ju b u ie in
May. T .'c n {'?>:..,v .l -ffa'u re ''-'.11 be
th e h e a d c f ih ? k ng su rro u n d e d by
e m b lem ?' ical d?fi'-ns 'The ir.scnp-
Annual Report of
PITT MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION
. As cf December 31, 1934
D ia ..;g 1934 wc 'nave h a d a s'ucc?ssi'.il y e a r anc; h.\vc cnro licd about
tw o th o u sa n d r.c,v m em bers. We arc b e g m n in g a new y ear, a n d w an .
thus c n ? to be e v e n b e tte r th a n 1934. la c a n be w ith y o u r h e lp a n d coc
'p e ra tio n in g e ttin g y c u j friends a n d n eig h b o rs to jo in . All B u rial Assoc
ia t'.ons a r .' u n c e r � h c ' upervision c f th e N o rth C a ro lin a Ins'u ran ce C om -
m issicn. w h ic h in s u r e s y cu r p rotection. In, b eihg a m em b er o f th e Associatio
n 1 0 '., h a v e h e lp e d mr.ny people th a t o th e rw ise co u ld n o t h a v e been
10 well c a re d fc r and* th e cost h a s bt'en small, to th e m em b ers.
.a. -T.'isrncnts N cs, 21 a n d 22, ccveriug la st 14 d e a th s o n th is card , are
n i''� due. Y ku L a ' f .h n ty days in w h ich to p ay a n d k eep in good s ta n d ing
If you i ia \c p a id *n .idvancc you do n o t ew e fo r th e s ? assessm en ts.
D c n ';,g ? t bi-hi'nd. M em b ers 65 ^ n c U ^ c r CA N N O T be r c - in s ia te d if they
g?r b eh in d ' -
T h? a n m ia l m e e tin g of T he B u r.al A s.scc:ation w ill b e h e ld o n th e
cvem n? c i I r c i u a r y 12. 1935. a t 8:00 o'clock P. M " a t th e W illiam s
F u n r r r l Hem." E v ery m em b er''is u rged to a tte n d th is m eetin g .
'.lU ld ''a\e
nil w nat
posed to dc
..'r-j r ? ? ia'A In any cast' it lia.s
n u t Me �r w c r-th a t h? on a m ost
d'u>'as L I not I 'hey refuse to act
. / 0 I'l a b.id light w'lth
;hi'\- yield it m eans
'TCMd.'r *o the reb el'
L-. -non lias been m ade
ds f..'vor .an a ltitu d e
ris'.iin cr.
\ to ouforcc tlicm Fuiglish and A irikaan. I
. Fom- m c r ? P a ra g u a y a n va.ues
have b e e n su rch arg ed for o t�lo irl
use
the ?
,H'l '1
\ i
bi-;
i:
I. Swedish Boycott
Curtails Showing
Of Nazi Movies
B U IID D G
nu : ti...c. n a
by ��FC. w t
S100 0iX�A��Xt i('
and {�ebi r.t."
cOmp'aru'.? ii
aid I
IW fit'
Poweri
'f" c.m
au'.hur'.tv
b il in., '.t (. ]
� cf mo'-tgv.
s � I ' J U l V S
he
noto
loa
ai ir.''
DANGER ' A .-tca�y t c w ol M rc
1 f.in lir�', b??n qm ctly p our
,, . ' � I , ; \ i S ta te .' in t 'o
p i- f ; ,0 r ouh.'- a .c e le r a te d in
re, V w u- E ur".p?itn ?�xih'.ical u n -
t it.i ' 1' nux t " e p r o .a n o u s m on
( . i "v i n n c: th e g.dd bio? h av e
ltd 'h tem xi cnfM kl b ' seek a i t
.-:no(, h 'l v
M r: p a '.t'.c F d 'woids
B C, EvuM
B ertha B iax .o n
Rete???. N ckon . . . .
C, A Va:,clficbci>^.*?vv:
Mrs Currie G. rris .
K C WLha.T.s
\V. B Flimu'ig
R. P RLbivion .
J W G urgunu,.
. :M i's. \V :i Canv. b'.fi.
D J B;bba ,
S '.rc k lio lm - ( A P > -A fo rm a l pro
tost to th e governm ent by th e ed ito r
of a the.fi . r o w ip rs' m a s a z m : h a s - H
i-evt.Hcd th a t O r m e n - m a d e m cL oh ? a. . ia. . i
p ictu res h av e Iv o n e�T eciuj'ly b''V -jT t.o : G.
r e tte d ill SWeden thus p .i.si^ iear by J- G .M iiih
,E dc... D;eiv?rso;i
. K.'
so lu te p rco f th.at th e a n tie
rs h a '.e a b a n d o n e d t h f ir Lghi
Mjtsainst th" tax in c o m m u te ? aiiu
i^ivill w ait until th e rev e n u e bill
n m
T1
Hcu,''i:i:t
g a g '
.d .Liiiulifi- '�le rc.m r.ii
4 d 'u n '''li.iiio u iu ' ill '0 -
rc a c h c s th e floor of th e legi.-^laturr
befoi'e sta g in g iL . I 'u l fitht O' ains:
it.
lai n to o r g jm z n ig ni r h a c e Kian
THE NATIONAL
WHIRLIGIG
C o n tin u ed fro m P c g e O n e)
ra rrv in g th e ball fro m th e .start.
F u rth e rm o re , m a n y m em ber.s of thi.v
o r g a n ira tio n loeked "inpieloiusly at
tlie L rgion'.s new C d n m o n d e r bec
s sc c u n ic n s. F ucli u s.see.atirn s a 'c
( nil (.'x e r e d to bjuie I'.eheniure, and
ih'.'abV ' m a k e m e r�g a v e o per.d -.i'
li-pud r. ded s ".ll f u r th e r bv fi-d la i
m o ;ii.ie ,- I 'ls n u p c e \! lh n ;i;h ..
proce.s'- p. no: .'.peciaem .ii n .n-.ure--
're!i('t a n d 'a li'ty ni th e im m e n 'e
re.'! eA:':;" il?ld a n d nugln to etin
'lr.arc bi!;Idn'r. all ovc" tin eoun-
' tr,-.
,'q �'i i . r v , '..s ,s?ent d.m ger to
, ,n ((' i,L n . -stability in this
.u u .m ' 1 . . \ fe ar th at any ad-
\ I \eli lie"! n thbs e o u n 'n '-
, r e\ 'u I". ' n i '.vtd thnM t of Infla-
: ,\ '? d huge sum s of
*, '�It ii.id ig ovck acros-s the
�, 'i n " i t'lU'. pl'inge us into r r -
I V ed M. i u 1 sii .iigem y and pos-
Mble nisa.stri' Hm the best-inform ed
. . . , ( s i . J ' u V-'-nimpb's about
. eo:itm .;en(\ ?lamung we are
I'rm lv enouch \ a iit(d no: to b:
. '' .vU.' ly p p '; ; e\ . u
wrM rinwids cf nen.v.us foi'Cign
e -s h �
,.:C '
M W Y O R K
Bv .I.pips M eY liilbn
cause Ih p n. v a .. e ,l.irf e ,h " Vl a d^ Iv n ^ f'H O IC P . �n a d e Wall .f�ii,i,
c o n n re te d w ith th e n i a n n i n r b m k -
Ing Inteie.si.s in ^ C a h lo rn i.v T hev
e c u ld n t pet il a .u of then- imuri.'
t h a t all b P k ?!' wo' e su p n is"(l t
be c p p i x '' : U m J _ p i i v ^
IM PR O B A B L E. 1! i^ rd n ) tru e to
th e c h a rg e frprn lii,':' co.nve'nticn, also
nioved lh io icw n lie . too. brought
alo n g a special p n . . ag e n t.
T h e in lm e o u re p h s h av e b�en
suer, .?
l ':ar ' '
1 ( :? " .V .
!!ie c p
the .S(euritliner.
.' ten Ilk
. ' P 'S cm c.
I'liU C c n :i.
a n d J,:A-
\o :;n .'
; ' W ?
i;m '
rrn C jN G F U I l e but f.pancufi,
l;i'\s have a vH cry e \e ,o n th e C o n -
.;r s - ii.ii.l pri'p. :d U) e n m in n te tax
f'x em .u S '.u r n. i n i s w eald m ak ?
a Wimle of n iiiffi'r''n e .' to th e ir tn -
I ' t r e tax .ifivl M ap p .'sfx to hav,''
.1 ' . h a n e ' .d pa.ss,r? ?
T n';'U lid ebs; rvi're ecnc?iie th a t
tax ,'.x. .i ")t:cn on �cHleral i; ue.s ha.->
th(' w orking cUisuts. . .
T h e d ecision of S o rlalist-m m d c-d 3 a la r ? e
trad e u n io n s nc'g to n a tr o n iz ' G 'r - f M '.'s N ancy E. Elk.s
m an tncvies. film d is tr ib u to r s 's a y . M r , n.i A np .
h as c.um^eri a d ras.m e u rtn ilm nt im W .'i L 'r C .u in o n
th e n '.'m ''c r cf n ic h film s rrr u g h t ; M e lv o rd T e ttc r to n
in to Sw eden .Jame \ t i!lrt;g 'il >
F ilm O rigins C om m 1'P, Ma P a n ic B.tL.n'k
T h is ha.s been , .spcriallv tru e . ,u ^ M ;'.one 'D tck 'r
IS IKiinted I'Ut, in th e S w edish p ru v - C h a rles T .ic k e r
incf.s In S to ck h o lm a f e w ' R c b t B :iker
nave b een b i'din G e rm a n film s quit? i H a r d '
toadii\. JunniK S m ..'.
In .co;uc G erm a n fi'm s h av e P ' a 'n r e E lks
Ih t ii p re s e n te d w'ith o u t ihe.se credit y tr S a lh e K'.n., :.
liy i i r a n r n o u s iines in d ic a tin g w here th ey w erepr."- c G. B uughni
dueed
H itle r New sreels R �rixd
T lv ' p ro te st to th e g o v en u m tv. a t tacks
thus bovcott a.s b 'l n c a m a ii . : CoMrctcil ir r m u
th e m or. so sitic-> a boycott cf G e r- ?
m a n -m a d e n n re lia n d ise , al-.o greed
ttpcn bv Uie tra d e umon.' !'.
b re n c a rrii'd out to .any 'tr
len t.
N e w ir-e is w hich in rlu d e i
n u l l "b r N.mi iV 'im - a?
.'.hrw'i ;P m otion P i c t u r e
M r A r.nie C
( .t'ii on hiincl
not
ex-
T o!a!
W ' of
never
a te r
T o u l
Fcui: ' '? ' , �i.uitile.ipp d tlu- �cvTi'rT .e n t in tw o w h ich d e p e n d for p a ir o n a c ' :: e>wex'r.
s K e v ,i" d \. ; 'A.ifis n u - . ' r u r *,e,s h r , . ' .s'rv i'd dish W orkininnen .>:' ih m r t .mtfie.s.
' . . r..r a y - i : 'bctou.s.
iv ..' ' r ie - v f i 'n ein b e
L a r; J I '.L 'v I IVeor.i a n ' a.s ; t?'. .u ''l i a r s ' .o r ' ' 'pecp'.e best
tr e n . '; ., a r d G . n r '" M a t t h e w a b l e i ' tak e bu.'ne.-vs rusks -and
1 ''.: l.i (P ly a,, ta r aw av �v W ; - - tbe.ef'. re ?i.rs serv.Ml to chi'ck th e
1 '!u n It m pt th a t 'h i' I k in fp ' r v ta ra rilu w f e a p itiil in to indu.sUA
( '- a.si dt:,' t-v g e t t ! r eail. th is : Also ' ' ' ' '.fit.s' tlu ' ta x ex m n p t fe a -
tiiiu T heix' will be q u ite a .quH w R iuire i.p p 'i .s e'.rletly to l.irve Ipvesif
it d*v.';i ' : v ha;, leuim d to C(''iw'entrate
E r PS.
\L IE X W IV E S BAN
T O G U A U n T A B U
.SECRETS O F t HINA T.i.11
. S 50.00 M a rth a J. G '?c?n ................. .. 103.00
100.00 M rs. M ary K . B a k e r .......... , IJO.OO
. 50 00 M rs. D. S. H arr'b. , lOO.CO
50.00 J L. T h o m p so n . lOQ.'")
..........100.00 R ic h a rd D. T h o m p so n 100.90
.......... 100.00,iJ . R c b t. C cbb ............... .. in&.oo
. . . 100.00 J. C a rl B ro w n - ............ . 100.00
.......... 100.00 E d w a rd M ooring ................. . 50.00
.......... 100.00 W m, A. M ills ....................... 130.00
100 00* M rs. W. L . V in ccn i .......... 100.00
........ 100.00 C. O. V an d ifo rd ................... . lOJ.OO
. . . 100.00 | j . P. M � l s ................................ .. 100.00
. 100.00'jjo y c ? F n z i e l l e ..................... . 50.00
. 100.00 ;C h a s. H cbcr S m ith .. ll�.(-0
100.00 C. H. C raw fo rd �00.0.
100.00 ; m , C M a n n in g ., ............ .. 100.00
100 00 �H eb er W illo'jg h b y ............. ,. t'lC.C''
100.00 �M rs. A nnie Jcr.cs 100 00
100.00 ?J C. C la rk . lOO.CO
, 100.00 Ijam e.'; F ra n k s 50 03
. . 100 00 :.\Irs. M r.ry E. LL'.a' mo :0
;'^0 00 : j T. D u p i't? , 100 00
. . �0 tM) b 'r n a r d A: Nobles .. 50.00
100.00 Misi i i a .t .? T >san .. �W.OO
. . . . 100 00 H W. F a tth fu l . 100.00
50 '.'0 A lton H add'X 'k . 50.00
. '0010 D .n id O n f lin . 100.00
. '00.00 I m D M c L aw h c rn 50.00
., 100 00 R. T. M ay .............................. . 100,00
,(j J E. Jo n e s ..................... 100 00
. . . .00.00 M rs. Jo se p h B i;lev 100 00
.. . 10': 01 E rn e s t T .anqlry . . loooo
.. . s 'AOO'
?r 31, DTI S 795.19
nifintx 7.W2.3H
............................f
58.787.67
.26.35
58,761.32
in DliT S5.K50.00
).>:! .iiid luiid for in 1934 503.31
.....................
769.33
, 1934 1,638.68
$8,761.32
N a n k i n g A P ' - As a
.'r 'u v ' S t'fii' s''c re ts
g rin d in g furlon.sly T lie Vnuson bill
A^jjire.sumes th a t C ongro.ss will p r o v id e .............................
' som e m eth o d of ta x a tio n to m aki | wu-ic a-u.-e t b .r v e :h n t t!'.? nd � th e m ark t for fe d ''ra l .siH'uniu's m p ry in g eyes a n d cars of foi
th e tw o billion dollni? p a y m e n t. P a t- 1 �jiu p sii a t m u la r ' n a i b.'iiig aiiim y | t..i' I r v id c ' w ;'alth y uusiitulioius Uie C h in es? g o vernm ent b
mnn'R n 'o a.su re-w h ich pa.ssed t l i e ; , u is pn>b;.l)ly l a t h t r g ra te iid i , '? .u.i m d iv io 'ials Tn;,s ui tu r n ha.s
H ouse last .tear w ould p e rfo rm tlu ' ifip ;,oetiunal pie,-sure. U .allord; .i n i m t d e ,he r r e a s u n .'mmewha* d e -
tric k 'slm -h ' p r in tin g new m oney I ( oxi'a.vi' .a r no; � rim a r t p .u d e iu . en W all .'^ ireet,
to th e am o u n t n-'eded. | H eldw in B a '" ', M 'r B an e tm t '" ' I'lie p n p;Led o h aii.'c w ould oom-
N fllur.U lv, ilie a d m ln ls irn tio n Ci'mmi.ssion'.'. F xe.'ufive Aduvni,^ ;;''l ;?'o �.o v ein m en i t*? ppv h ig h e r
t r a 'o r wa.s s p v .'i. 'd io hav*. th e m fi'rest on Us offim ings but iLs iiiin
s id ' tvii h;is b . " u d.-ra'led
W b v '' ' - r 'p 'G p e ,..n s P '
c iu i? -I? -P .upi'vd by S en u lo r
o il NOR IH C A R O L IN A P IT T COU NTY.
?t th. � Penon.i-!- :.o:? .ited befme me this
aers,
feran
d
?ther
w a n ts to SIX' th e V in so n bill r e p o rt-
('d o u t. If it is. good-byp bonus
M r. R ocsovrh will d ' tn a n d t i n t Crmg
i'csi p ro d u ce I�C u x tra -rcvcuuo
' m? w P i'.d be g re a e r and it.s |Xisttinre
: tb. m '.'r a n d 'n v u 'c in d e p e n '
dcu l,
bidd. n Chine.s;' m illtu rv m
d ip leiu M s t" cm ry w om en '
nationa'uties.
'rh p imw Milok' re q u ire g e v 'vnm
e n t euiplov. ; - w ho a r e ..d .ead y
neu 'rled to foreigners to .supph de*
(;' l''-t inJ''Tm rttiori on th b.irk-
T, ..vO' f f t'v'S- ." -fes
A m ong Uic Uiluy^ th e g o v en iin en t
thus th e 23ril day ot Ja n u a ry , 1935, A,
A. Ellw.uifiei G' ;e'.;u y a n d T re a s u re r oi T h e P u t M u tu a l B u n a l Asm
cia iio m of G neP V iH e. N orth C aro lin a w ho m a k e s o a th th a t th e above
.staiemeP.' ,* eorreet.
iS ig n e d ' A A EX LW ANG ER, S e c re ta ry ,V T ie a s p je r.
S w o rn .and ruibxenbed before me th is th e
23rd d ay of .ia n u .� r\. 19.P'v.
E. L W IL L A R D . N otary Ihiblic, 'SE .A L '
My f im im s'-p n ( XI'p.� . Ju ly 15. 19-1,5.
liiiiiiirt
STRING BEANS or
TOMATOES 2 15c
ELMO COFFEE pwiHi 15c
U. s. No. 1 Cobbler
POTATOES
10 lbs. 15c
Del Monte
PINEkPPU
Sliced or Crushed
No. 2 Gan 15c
HOMINY 2 lge.Cans 15c
N
EW
A&P PRESENTSGrandmother's
PULLMAN 16-'�8e
Sliced or Unsliced PULLMAN 20 ,^',HOc
Larger Loaves Quality Breads
N
E/
W
Rolled OATS 2 r�- ��. 15
Sunnyfield
PancaXe
or
FLOUR Buckwheat
2 pkgs. 15c
Eatmore Brand MACARONI or
SPAONETTI
4 7-m. fk*�- 17c
Vinegor tuiik CiderZ pt IMS. iniL BM. 15*
MELLO-WHEAT caut rk, I5 c
Baker's Breskfut Cocoa 2 i k>-c*m25
Log Cabin SYRUP ^ 21c
Swansdown Cake Flour.
pkg...........................33c
Jello Dessert, 3 pkgs. 20c
Post Bran Flakes,
2 pkgs. ----- .. . 25c
Grape Nuts, pkg. 20c
B A \ 'A N A ^ . N i ce lUpc,
3 l''s. ........................... 14c
Hx'ia I , - " 12ic Str ing B EA NS ,
lb .... , 20c
I . F T T r c K . N ic'fi
H a i i t
3 I or 25c R U T A B A G A S .
3 Ih.s. .......... lOc
N e w Rev!
1M>TAT0US, 1!). 5c Y e l l o w -Or W h i te
O N I ON S , lb. Sc
M A R K E T DEPT.
Sliced Bacon, lb. ............. . 29c
Beef Roast, Ib 12 l-2c
Swift or Armours, cured Hams, lb .. . 23c
Beef Liver, lb. 15c
Pork Loin Roast, lb. 17c
For Convenionce of Our Cuitom ert Wa
Ha^e Plenty Parking Space Back of Store
n . AiriL4^Di'l
nm�**
PACE SIX TliE DAILY REFLECTOR, GREENVILLE, N. C
New York Cbttbn
New York, Feb. 1.-A P)-O otton
ititures opened steady unchanged to
two lower on disappointing Liverpo(
H cables whch w m i^ rtly offset
by trade bujTig.
May oootractp fluctuated between
1140 and 12.42 with the m arket at
.bout net unchanged to two lower
a t the end of the flrst half hour.
Conunsacm house and local selling
seemed to become a little more
actlee tomard midday and foimd only
a limited demand May eased off
to 1256 and Ortober to 1250 m aking
net losses (|t about 5 to 7 points
Friday, Febni�ry 1,
-SPORTSLANTS
B? PAP
i�B f.
May
July
Oct.
Dec.
tOourtesy Jcrfin F. Clark & Co >
Open d o se Prv Cl,
12.35 12,31 12.35
12 41 r 12 38 12 42
12 42 12 39 12 43
12 35 12.31 12.35
. T ' 12.41 12 37 J2 .4 2
Chicago Grain Market
(Courtesy Vernon Parrish �
Oj)en Close Prv ci,
WHEAT.
M at ......... 961-8
July ........... 881-2
Sept 871-8
CORN:
May ........... 83 7-8
July ....... 79 5-8
Sept 763-4
OATS:
May ........... 50
July . . . . . . . 42
Sept. . . . . . . 41
RYE:
May ........... 66 3-8
July . . . . .. 661-4
96
88 3-8
86 7-8
7-8
79 5-8
76 5-8
49 5-8
42 3-4
40 3-4
66 1-4
661-4
96 3-8
^ 5 - 8
87 1-4
84 1-8
801-8
77 1-8
50
43 1-4
41
66 3-8
661-4
The honor of winning th e first
place to be al'otted on the 1936 U nited
States Olrmpic team fell to Dt lbert
Lamb, youthful MilwaOkee .'.pet'd
skater, whm he made the fastest
time in the SOO-m* ter final Olympic
tryouts.
Lamb camp dangfrously close to
not even competing in the final tfial
races for the Olympic team berths.
The Wlscon State committee si lected
four competitors to go to Mmneapoli.
s on the basis of total time for
aJ] events in the State trials. Lamb
finished fifth in the .scoring. Luckily
sameone called the com m itees at- _ . . .
tention to the fact th a t Wiscoasln
was emjtlod fo m-n candidates, so off
Lamb was sent alon* . i t h tlto team.
It wa.s a good thing th at he was,
for his showing in the .500-rnetcrs
cau.S(d Prank Kalteaux, chairm an
of, the Olympic committee, to comment
th at Lamb wa.s America's oub>
.standing Jiope for victory in the
sp'ed skating events next year.
Difficulties
By MARY GRAHAM BONNER
..*T�HAT pulls! That hurts my
1 bead!" cried the old man. "Oh,
oh, 1 can't atand that."
I'll try to do
N. Y. Stock Maiket
N^w York. Feb. 1,-(AP)-S trad-
Uing finencial markets totay showed
little di.spositjoi to 'Step out in
.nv directioin.
With trading .stocks even duller
titan yesterday's colorless session
mast traders clung to the safety sldi�
tinea and awaited for developments
to shake the list out of its slow
pace.
The news was not stimulating.
G rslns and^ cotton aere narrow
.n r corporate and United State
Bonds were slightly mixed.
.pranirfers were 600,000 shares.
N. Y. Stock list
American Radiator 14
American Telephone 104 3-4 .
American Tobacco 82
Anacimda 10 5-8
Atlantic OcMust Line 28 7-8^
Atlantic Refining 24 3-4
Auburn 24 1-4
Bendlx Aviation 15 1-8
Bethlehem Steel 30 1-8
CSolumbla Oa.s and E3ec 6 7-8
Commercial Solvent 20 7-8
Continental Oil 7 5-8
DttPtmt 94 1-8
Electric Power Lite 2 1-2
General Electric 23 1-2
General Motors 31
Liggett Myers 103 1-2
Montg Ward 25 7-8 -
Reynolds Tobacco 47,7-8
Southern Railway 12 1-2
Standard OU 40 5-8
U S Steel 36�5-8
Late News Flashes
Continued from Page One)
[Xabor He said the proposal pay
. maximum of $50 a month on'
tic works projects would tear
Mown the wage structure of private
ftiidustry.
Lamb .'kated �i�-� heat in the 500-
metens alone, his partni r in the
original drawlngs, made under the
Europelan sy.stem of the only two
men in each heat, wlUidrew. He
proved that he diS not need a pacer
for his litme of 0:44 8 was only two
and three tenllus seconds .slower than
the w'orld's record.
On the* time ba.si.s Lamb finished
second in the 1.500-meter trial, defeating
the veteran Allan Pou.s. of
Brooklyn, by one tenth of a .second.
Lamb's time of 2:37.7 was four .seconds
more than Eddie Schroeder
the winner, required to cover the
distance.
The Milwaukee .skater'.s chane.s of
scoring In Germany appear mast
favotable. He is bound to improve
in the coming year for he is only
twenty years old.
His physique Is ideal for skating-
which is to prevail at the Olympic
meeting-favors his chances. The
crowding and pushing of huge fields
have in pa.st races annoyed Lamb
and prevented him from .showing
to advantage speed skating, and
lh a t'.s ju.st, what the doctor ordered
for the Milwaukee .speedster.
wonder, then, that the Olympic
committee was over-joyed a t seeing
him skim over the ice all alone in
near record time,
Lamb first skated Into prom inence
in 1932 when he tied for th e Intermediate
State title. The following
year he was more impressive and at
18 became the youngest skater ever
to win the Wi.sconsin S tate cham pionship.
He did not do so well in 1934 when
the hug" fields cramped his style and,
shunted him into the background,
temporarily.
Partial credit for Del Lamb's ^ c .
cess on the ice must go to his broth-i
er Eugene, who started him in the
game. Eugene was quite a speed
skater In his day.
To Del'.s credit it must be reported
that he w'as wise enough to listen
to his brother's coun.sel and profit
from the latter's competitive experiences.
One thing the Ohmpic com m ittee
need have no concern over is the
matter of Lamb's condition between
now and the Olympic m eeting.
Training is no effort to him . He
is'always ih condition.
it more gently,
said Willy Nilly.
who realized his
'Job was not an
easy one. It was
so hard not to
pull off a bit of
skin with tiie adhflsive.
WlHy Nfl-
IJ got a bottle of
t e a r s w e r e
streaming from
the . old man's
.yes.
Pirates To P l ^
Guilford tonight
Tonight at 7:30 the Pirates of
East Carolina Teachers College are
playing the Quakers of Guilford
College, here.
La.st night the Pirates beat the
Scots of Presbyterian Junior College
50-28. Johnson and Davi.s were
the big guns in e ! C. T. C. offensive
play la.st evening. So far this
season Guilford has played winnng
ball. Tonight the locals are going
to ggt revenge for two previous defeats
in football by th e Quakers.
The game will be played .in the
Campus building.
College Girls
Trim Ry. Mount
-^ ^
Last night, on the Rocky Mount
"Y" court, the Jpcal college girls
won a clc.se and hard fought game
from the Y. W. C. A. team . The
game was featured by S5purts of
good and bad play by each team.
The Ramblers took an early lead,
and at the half held a comfortable
margin. During the second half
the Y girls pulled up gradually and
m inuies very
cloie and excitinjj.
The game waS marked by many
fculs, each team losing two players
becau.se of too many infractions of
the rules.
Askew with 13 points, and Bunn
with 11, were the high .scorers for
the local.s. For Rocky M cunt, Burkey
was high .scorer w'ith 13 poin�.
Lancaster .was next with 10 points.
The Ramblers play Chowan here
Februai7 4th.*
E. W. Burnett, ef O^iage, O'i'.h.s
Set a value of $2,000,000 on a waU';
well a t his homo, which he charged
in a court action had been palluterl
by oil companies.
Belgiiun Uses Hand Labor
Bru.ssels-(API- Because of the
unemp'ojmient situation, the Belgan
goveimment ha.s forbidden tise
of steam shovels o ^ l m l l a r labor
saving machinery onjbublic works
except in emergencies. T he edict
made 6,000 new jobs on th e Albert
Canal.
LMnor Bfll Before Lecislatai^e
Ralilgh, N. C., Feb. I.-( A P ) -
fttentloin of the Legislature today.
Members of the General Assemwere
given cQgies of a model bill
create a State'bicoholic authort
f to Up and o p e � t e a system
liquor ,sto'-ps\if the voters .
m ih. art. Tli'-' mrasnre wa.s'
�.jiia'l;, mii'odms ;: annd mav
' amended b lot;; t is off-red. S�nar
Jolin Spimru Hill, leader behind
le proposnl. said the act m s d raftby
.. group of drys. �
Th� H uisf pnssfd tw'o bills to ret
tolls from Chowan and Cane
rr Riv,.. bndcrs and Sent them � r o c R T
the ^ note Earlier the Senate
adopted the committee report
the same bills which was the
le a� passed on first reading. The
has the administra lion sup-
Dr. C. R. Zickler* of Alexahder
anty, was formally seated by the
after it decided the contest
by J. P Woodsin, former Demitic
Representative, who on last
jvemebr ran on an l�dependent
ikst ^
The Senate got a ttiea.sure from
inter Warren, of Alleghany, pro-
(tng repeal in it* entirety of the
iw setting up the present State sysof
budgetary control. The law
ding the budget sj'stem of conwas
passed during the MeLean
ministration. Both divlsloas deto
hold ppefunctory session.s
local bills tomorrow and to re-
M regular work Monday night.
Sgoare Deal Leader Arrested.
Baton Rouge, L i . Feb. 1 -� A P i
J. Bourgeois, pre.sident of
Square Deal Ass(*^rtion of
ilsiana, which is fighting Huey
Ta dictaUfrshlp, was arrested toa
t associatlofi hsa'^quarters.
A redatchment of naVonal guard.s
jnded the skyscra.oer in which
Square Deal officxn were l�calas
its members went upstairs
placed Bourgeois u n d e' arrest,
was taken down the street lojby
a great crowi of sfiecta-
He was taken teward tne hoin
which Long has his headn
ters.
Czerh Unemployment Increases
Praha. CTutchoslovakla-(AP.)-rUn
emp'oymen in Chechoslovakia Infrom
668.937 in October,
1934. to 755149 in December The
la*ter ficu'ip. however w'a.s 3,2 per
cent lower than that of December,
1933
Tokyo has five municipal ho.$pitals
for the care of the poor.
HAl'PT.MANN DID N O t
WRITE RANSOM NOTES
Continued from Page One)
That hurt," he said miserably.
"1 am Indeed sorry," said Willy
Nilly. "111 put sqnie of my best Uni* , . i .
went on your head and it will soothe"^ " A 5
you In no lime."
So the old man sat in Willy Nilly's
house wKh liniment on his head
while WUlly Nilly thought to him-
.clf:
"AU m.v adhesive Is gone now. I'll
br.ve to get some more before I can
start attending to my ears. This trouble
has put me behind in my chorea,
too.
"I'm a foolish little inan with no
more backbone than an old winter
leaf. But then I'm afraid Christopher
may be at the back of all this."
"Now 1 think I'll put on my wig,"
.aid the old man after Willy Nilly
had thought he was going to sit with
him all day.
But as the man put on his wig and
tried to straighten it on his head the
.Iniment stuck to the wig.
"I've made a mess of it," said the
old man crossly.
"Let me have it," said Willy .Nilly.
"r il take it off carefully so the hairs
don't stick. You'll be all fixed up in
no time."
"1 hope so," sighed the old man.
"I hope 80, too," thought poor Willy
Nilly.
By MARY GRAHAM BONNER
,NCE again the old man was
wlthput his wig. Willy J^iljy
wiped off the liniment. Then he
vmt on some that was fresh so the
old man's head would feel better.
"Now," Willy Nilly announced,
"we'll have some lunch while that
dries and heals your head in no
time. It Is almost all right now,"
The old man decided the idea of
lunch was very pleasant. He ate,
thought Willy Nilly, as much for
lunch as If he had had no breakfast.
Not that Willy Nilly did not enjoy
entertaining, but he didn't care
much for the old man. He felt that
he would be a dangerous enemy,
and while Willy Nllljrdld not fear
enemies for himself, he did for his
animal friends.
After lunch Willy Nilly cleaned
the wig inside where the liniment
had stained it and, at last the old
man was ready to leave.
After he had gone Willy Nilly
sat down, exhausted. - There had
been a^straln about having him and
Willy "^Njlly was glad that Christopher
had not appeared.
He wondered where the crow
might be. He got up and went outside
his door and called:
"Christopher! C hristopher''*
STRAYED - PA IR OF G R E Y
horses, one iron grey and one
white-ini or m ation as to whereabouts
will be appreciated. Lanier
Daniel, Stokes, N. C.
JU ST ARRIVED- NEW GARDEN
seed, seed oats, onion sets, etc.
Good prices on flour, meat, lard.
Greenville Dist. Co., L, L. Rives.
17-tf
W ANTED-ONE HUNDRED PEO-�
pie to buy Baldwin made Pianos
a t special terms. Ivey's Piano Co.,
Wilson, N. C.; P. . O. Box 1136;
phone 818. ' . l-2t
PLANT YOUR SEED GARDEN
peas now. We have a complete
line of garden seed and field seed.
Lespedeza and seed oats in stock
now. J. A. W atson-Seed, Feeds,
Provisions. 9-tf
WE ARE NOW BETTER PREpared
to take care of the volume
of business coming into our place,
by extra help employed. Also an other
car. This gives us 4 cars,
two in the city and two in the country.
The place your patronage is
appreciated. Phone 879. We call
for and deliver. Sunshine Cleaners.
BIG VALUES-NEW STOCK OF
Seed Oats, 95c iier bu.shel; 24 per
cent Dairy Peed, $2.25; Laying
Mash, $2.65. Best price.s on farm
tools and .supplies. P itt Supply Co.,
921 Dicknson Ave. Jan 23-1 mo.
0 '
W a n t s
RATCH: Ic per word (m�uteian
25r) per inseKion. this site type.
Larger type, doable prire, Persons
not having regular acconnt
with this office tnnst serid or
bring cash with copy. No ��n�
ads taken over telephone.
WHY. NOT ENJOY YOUR RADIO
to the iullejfl? It can be fixed to
sound as hew. Call B ray's Radio
Service Shop, phone 755-JX.
TOBACCO CANVAS AND FARM
hardware of all kinds, such as
plows, hor.se collars, bridles, poultry
wire,, field fence, etc. Priced right
J. A. Watson-Seed, Feeds, Provisions.
9-tf
SPECIAL - OUR R-EGULAR 39c
24 by 43 inch hit and mls.s R-^g
Rugs, 25c each. W. T. G ran t Co.,
421 Evans St.
JUST RECEIVED BIG SHIPMENT
Disc Harrows. Oliver Plows, Tobacco
Cloth. Horse Collars and
Poultry Wire. Get our prices before
you buy. Baker & Davis Hdwe Co.
15-1 mo
WANTED TO BUY
CHICKENS-TURKEYS-"
BROILERS
W. B. HERRING GROCERY CO.
Dickinson Ave. Phone ^59
FOR SALE - ONE SECOND
hand Pianu, with terms. Home
Furniture Store. l-2t
PHONE 619, IT 'S LAUNDRY OR
dry cleaning. T he Old Reliable-
we Imow how. Rainbow Cleaners.
14-tf
THOS. R. STROUD-CASH GROCcries,
Fancy and Heavy. Prices
to compare with sm all salaries. Come
and see. 703 Dickin.son Ave.
Feb 1-1 mo.
DRESS GOODS SALE - PLAIN ,
colored Bri'adcloth Suiting rem- i
nants, fast colored Percale.s, all 36 *
inches wide. A real saving at 10c
yard. W. T. G rant Co., 421 Evan.s |
St.
cba�li*gi!�a are exploring the
Victoria region of Africa for
� oltteit traces of man.
in the beginnhig of Trendley's testimony
becaase the Slate wanted ic
get into the records a haspltal record
r-garding the testimony of Loub:
Kiss, one of Hauptmann's alibi w itnesses.
Edward Reilly, chief defen.sc attornty,
a.sked Trendl. y:
'As a msult of your .study and examination
of the ransom notes and
Hauptmann's reque.st wriring, arc
you in position to rend; r an opinion
a.s to whether or not H auptm ann
this defendant, wrote the raasom
note.s"
"In my opinion" said Trendley
"he did not,"
The ran.som notes repre.sent tlie
cardinal point in the S ta te 's case
again.st Hauptmann, The first note
was left on the wlndow-.sil] of the
Lindbergh nur.w y when Baby
Lindbergh was kidnapped and m u rdered
on the night of March 1.
The State conlmds the m an who
wrote th;- first note also il imbed a
ladder at thd window of the n u rsery',
stole the baby and da.shed.lt
to death, as the ladder broke on hb
Way down,
Eight experts qualified by the State
gave positive opinion th a t H auptmann
wrote th at note as well as the
thirteen others which were r celved
by Colonel CharU*s A. Lindbergh
through divers means.
One of the Slate experts, Albert
Anson, declared evid-na- th a t H au p tmann
wrote the notes was "Irresistible.
unaaswt rable and overw helm ing."
"Caw, caw, yes,*caw, caw. did you
call me?" came Christopher's voice
from his nest.
"I called you last uh;lil and you
didn't answer," said Willy .N'illy.
Christopher did not say a word,
"I wish you'd come down., Christopher.
J want to talk to you.'
"Now I'm going to c a t c h it,"
t h o u g h t Christopher, as he flew
down and walked with Willy .Nilly
into the house.
T o m o r r o w - " U u i l t y C h r i a t o p l u r ''
E. C. T. C. Takes
Maxton For 'Ride'
GREENVILLE PLUMBING AND
Heating Co., registered plumbers
and steam fitters. All work guaranteed.
S. T. Hick.s, m anager. Phone
60. ^ 26-6t
DRY CLEANING & PRESSING
Phone 176
We Know How-We Sati.sf'y
Carolina Dry Cleaners
Leon Smith. Prop. -
FRESH GREY TROUT.- HONEYcult's
Market. Phones 773-774,
Only- - -
ZANE GREY
could give you a
romance like this
I�filGON
WHEELS
A P a r a m o u n f P i c f u r t * w i t h
RANDOIPH SCOTT
G AIL P A T R I C K
M O N T E B L U E
Also
O ur Gang Comedy
Param ount News
'TAILSPIN TOMMY''
Ea.st Carolina Teachers College
basketball quint almost doubled Uie
score on Presbyterian Junior Col'cge
In rolling up a 50-28 victory' here
tonight. Tlie locals had a 24-14 lead
a t the half.
Johnson and ,Davis were the big
scorens for tli' "rea hem. Yearwood,
with 11 points, led the Scots.
ECTC will play Guilford College
here tomorrow night and again on
Satmxiay night.
Last nights lineup: ECTC; Stowe
6, Ferebee 1, Madrln 2, forwards;
DavLs 18, center: Johason' 19, Rid
enhoiir 4. gourds. Ha.s.sell Nobles,
0tokes. Cai'see, Dimn, Northcutt,
subs. Pre.sbyterians: Wilson 3. Carr
4, forwards; Harrell 8, center: Y'ear-
Cood 11, Rus.sell 2, guards; Pleasnt.
Col(* Muri)hey, guajpclK. Referee.
Brock I Furman).
Today's Offer To AU Who
Have Stomach Distress
Money Back if One Bottle of Dare's yet with one tablespoonful of Dare'.S
M entha-Pepsin Doesn't Do You
More Good Than Anything
You Ever Used.
Get a bottle of this grand stomach
medicine today with the distinct
understanding th at your money will
be promptly returned if it c'.^jes not|derful th a t in one smell town in
.slop the most acute stom ach distress f New Jersey over 6,000 bolfies were
Mentha-Pepsin th a t dreadful feeling
of suffocation will vanish in a
few minutes.
With the same speed it stops gas,
belching and heartburn.
I t's a wonderful formula-thi?
combination of Pep.sin v/ilh other
good stomach invigorators-*r-.so wcnquicker
than anything you ever
used. 41
Your stomach may be so distended
with gas th a t you th in k every
minute your heart will stop beating,
.sold.
Every regular druggist guarantees
orje bottle of Dare's Mentha rep.'in.
Your druggist sells dozens of it.
(Adv.)
Hungary Finds Mediaeval Tunnel
Halmi. Hungary-AP)-Pi-ontier
police licre found a tumiel 15 miles
long which, when traversed, took
t*it*m into Czechoslovakian territory
Scholars .said it probably w'as consti-
ucu*d by smugglers In the middle
ages. '
President Grover Cb-veland w anted
to live in a hotel and rebelled
against moving into-the White House
Cleveland was a bachelor at the time
of hLs flrst election and loath to
Rive up the mode of living to which
he had been accustomed. ^
GIVE A PARTY IN YOUR HOME
THIS SATURDAY NIGHT
and dance to ''Unetda BakBrar^
/ /
3 SOLID HOURS OF
REAL DANCE MUSIC
10 3 0 IN lA S T , 9 3 0 E L S E W H E R E
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SMITH & HINES
SEE US ABOUT YOUR NEEDS IN
Paint. We have a kind of paint I
for every purpose, inside or outside.'
J. A. Watson-Feeds, Seeds, Provisions.
9-tf I
WB SP�5CIALI2E ON REPAIRING
fine watches',* clocks and jewelry, j
No job too difficult, 34 years of con-1
tinuous service. Best Jewelry Co.
19-1 mo ;
FOR SALE-2 SECOND HAND I
CireulaUM-s, w ith terms. Home i
Furniture Store. l-2 t
WANTED TO BUY - SEVERAL !
hundred bushels soya beans.
W arren Peed Co. 27-tf
FOR SATURDAY-CREAM HORNS
-People's Bakery.
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CALL DAY SEA FOOD CO FOR
oysters, 30c qt. Fresh fisli, all
kindsf We dress and deliver free.
Phone 149, located back of Webb's
Warehouse. 31-3t
WE MATCH PANTS TO ANY
suit. Double the life of your
coat and vest. Every pair hand
tailored to your measure. Fit guaranteed,
prices reasonable. See or
write Wm. Size, Custom Tailor, Reflector
Bldg., Greenville, N. C., P.
O. Box 297. Jan. 29-1 mo.
CABBAGE PLANTS FOR S A u E - �
FTcst proof cabbage plants, 15
cents per hundred; 60 cents for five '
hundred; $1.00 per thousand; $7.50;
for ten thousand lots. My plants
are grovim w ithout fertilization, �
which gives you th e hardiest p la n t'
th an can be grown. L. C. Arthur, ^
Greenville, N. C. Nov. 3-1 m o .'
75,000 CHICKENS WANTED-WE
will be a t the Farm ers Warehouse
in Greenville Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Also a t Ayden on Mondays,
We pay the following prices:
Hens 11c to 15c; Leghorns, 8c to
11c; Spring and Broilers, 12c to 18c.
Do not feed chickens when you
bring them. Moore and Windham.
Mon-Wed-Pri-1 mo.
" HONOR OF THE RANGE^
Serial 15c
Cartoon ^ | | | | / 20c
PERMANENCE
V~
APPEARANCE
1. Crowned -stgleis, Karpeo
ipring steel wire unit.
2. Spring center secureIy"KOILTIED",
encased in a muslin slip.
3. Deep layers of soft new cotton
felt, specially processed to
prevent lumping.
4. Tufted with tubular tape
through ventilating twin metal
eyelets. (N o conon or button
tufts).
5. Stitched roll edges that will
not break dow n.. and pre-built
quilted borders with four Karpen
handles for easy turning.
6. Exclusive woven panel damaak
ticking.
KARPIN INNER-KOIL MAHRESSES
NOW AS LOW AS
KARPIN INNIR-KOIL BOX
SPRING TO �HATCH $19,50 $21.50
Quinn - Miller & Co.
"Pitt County's Oldest Furniture Dealers'
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When you spend your money for fertilizers you are entitled to know w hat you
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75 lbs. N itrate of Soda
30 lbs. U rea Ammonia Solution
33 lbs. Sulphate of Ammonia
50 lbs. Fish Scrap
35 lbs. Dried Blood *
173 lbs. Tankage
100 lbs. Cotton Seed Meal
1000 lbs. 16-20 Pet, Superphosphate
100 lbs. Sulp?iate of Potash Magnesia
68 lbs. M �rate of Potash
336 libs. M agnesium Limestone
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95 lbs. N itrate of Soda
30 lbs. Urea Ammonia Solution
20 lbs. Sulphate of Ammonia
50 lbs. Fish Scrap �
20 lbs. Dried Blood
90 lbs; Tankage
250 lbs. Colton Seed Meal
1000 lbs. 16-20 Superphosphate
100 lbs. Sulphate of Pcitash Magnesia
60 lbs. M �rate of Potash
92 lbs. Sulphate of Potash
193 lbs. Magnesium Lime 1
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SUPER 3-8-3 TOBACCO �
95 lbs. N itrate of Soda '
30 lbs. U rea Ammonia Solution
20 lbs. Sulphate of Ammonia
50 lbs. Fish Scrap
20 lbs. Dried Blood
90 lbs. Tankage
250 lbs. Cotton Seed Meal
1000 lbs. 16-20 Superphosphate
100 lbs. S u lp h at�o f Potash M agnesia
68 lbs. M �rate of Potash
277 lbs. Magnesium Limestone
2000 lbs.
GENERAL CROP 4-10-4
25 lbs. Nitrate of Soda
30 lbs. Urea Solution ^
214 lbs. Sulphate of Ammonia
20� lbs. Garbage Tankage f' ,
183 lbs. Tankage ' i J
1054 lbs. 16-20 Superphosphate
160 lbs. M �rate of Potash
134 lbs. Magnesium Limestone '
I T
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