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To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN TAKE NOTICE.
that the certificates ~ sale for taxes for part q
LOO g. square a. Washington D. g.. 90 the 10Th
day n March. 1858 issued % Charies II. WHtsie
and On the 5lh day o. March 1901 i,sueI % Julius
Eg.of. have been lost o. destroyed and that have
applied 20 the Commis souers Il the District Of Co
lumha 70 issue 70 duplicates n said certificates
PETER A DRUKY. Surviving Trustee. Ahneg-
DHU Brewing Company 18th + and SIS NV
o. "a
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

PAPER b OK + S EXPERIENCED
workers and learners. GEO. +. Kill
LIAM CO, 452 Pa ave. NV. zSs-u
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
500 monthly corresponding for newspa-
pers. no canvassing. Send for particulars.
PRESS SYNDICATE Lockport. n. v.
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RAVES:
One Cent a Word for Each Insertion

Minimum charge. 10c per day.
There is no extra charge for ads teie-
ph0ned. Those left at branches are also
at the same rate, but must be paid IN AZ
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

FOR RENT
PA y ST. NV
Nine rooms. bath, furnace
heat. We are spending $50 on
this house now. Inspect and
rent u at,........-.........-.. So 80
li0i MASS. AVE NV
Ten rooms, . baths, furnace
heat We are spending S525 on
this hose, Per month.....-..S 5000
2219 18TH ST NV
Six rooms. bath, furnace
heat. perfect condition. Per
month ..-.,.-...........-. .S20.JO
20Zg PORTNER PLACE.
SIX rooms. bath, furnace
heat. perfect condition. Per
month ....,,.......,........,. ,S22Zss9
+. b. TOWNSEND & CO.,
lab II ST. NV
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FOR SALE-FIVE ACRES FINE LAND
suitable for orchard, garden, and pOul-
try raising. suburbs Washington, on cleo
tric line, Zoe car fare Worth $500. For
quick sale, $3.50. Terms, $50 down, g. 80
weekly VIII build houses TO order on
land, II desired. 81 weekly payments. 81
Evans Building. Send postal. with adj
dress. for circular giving all information
how 10 secure a home on the installment
plan.
FOR SALE-SUBURBS WASHINGTON:
on electric line, l5c car fare; three acres
fine land, viii improve with 5-room cot
tage. beautiful shade; well good water.
fences. &c; worth $1,000 Sample house
near by for inspection. For quick sale.
$500. Terms. $50 down. $3.50 weekly APP
ply quick Room 81 Evans Bldg or 1920
New FORK ave NV. EeI-f
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN: HIGH. DRY.
beautiful building lots, 25Xl40 It; sub
urbs Of Washington, on electric line, he
car fare; $l5 cash or $50 on terms. s125
weekly. Apply Room 81 Evans Bldg.
Or l42o New York ave. NV. 2Sl-tf
Invest in the Garden suburb Now.
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.
II IS the nearest. has fast cars, only
l. minutes ride. For refined people OF
moderate means, with parks, Fairgrounds
and gardens. BY our cooperative plan,
you will save In building. and in cost of
living This is no real estate Doom. but
continuous, permanent development on
scientific lines. all planned by an archi-
tect.
LOTS 500 UP-slO CASH. g PER MO.
Invest here now and double your
money This section IS slated TO come
back into the District
Come Saturday OF Sunday afternoon
and see the Morrill, style damp proof ce-
ment houses. poured in steel iHolds. cost
ing no more than wood, shown and dem.
onstTated at p m.
Car 10 VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS every
few minutes from Post-office corner. 18th
81. and Pa. ave
BALLARD & LANHAM,
63i 18th st NV
CLIP THIS ALT LEADS THE WAY.
2O5-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED - LEGHORN PULLETS.
April or MAY hatch: must be good lay
ing strain; also White Rock Pullets.
April hatch. or yearliug hens. ALL
SAINTS COTTAGE, Berwyn, Md.
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Equity Conrt No. 1.

lSllJE hIAtfOhB.
No. I. Albert vs Launon. Attorneys, Baker,
sbeehy & Hogau-Burke & Lambert.
No. = Gadds IS Forrest. Attomeys Archer &
smith-GaTdiuer
Ne. Is Durfes vs.. Durfss. Attorneys, Bladder
stCH-Tobriner.
hose- himhal Flynn.
No, B. Brown Va Brown. Attozueys, Hart a
CoilJ,iay-Laske
No. 3. Daniel IS. DaHi-l. Attorneys. George &
Toomey-C auiugtou.
No .. smocr vs. smo1t Attorney Mitchell.
No. -. Heensn Heensn. Attorneys. Colbert
HCgaIty.
No 81. Jones Us. Peunebaker. Attorneys. Caulzt
& Joucs-Jacksu 4 Laskey
40 g. smith Vs. Ballingpr Attorneys. Scammel
& Bailcy-Lawler Clements & Wright
No. 3, Campbell Campbell. Attorneys, Waite
Ne. s.. Fisher vs. Matthews. Attorneys. HAYDEN
Ilchliter.
No. Sc Clark vs.. Vegetarian Meat Company At
torueys. Baker, sleedy & Hosan-Geiger.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Ne. @55- Miuuix " Hanson. order allowing
amendment O. hiIl. Attorney. ". :. Armstrong.
No 9i46. King IS. King q al; divorce a vln
INST. decree. Attorneys. T.. Il. RAY. ID. Williams
No. E5l4 Greer IS. Kreiier e. a.; decree de
ciaTiug lien Attorneys. /. =. BaI.ry-C. G. jane
Slenan & Lfrch and Z. +. Collodsy.
No. 80 tAIlilt- smith, la4r TrLiiEl.dfr Al
tober o. Attorneys /. L. Handy and L. b
Hutchis1u.
No 9l3 Bray vs.. Bray; order extending time
Attorneys. Campbell CaUIrgroB-T. q. TAYLOR.
No. 2sssI. Esckey CO al. Vs. Hilton. auditors r.
port Confirmed. Attorneys G. Mackey-J. L
Padgctt.
No p5a9. Paine vs.. Samuel II. Moore Company
restraining order returuabe October p. ATTORNEYS
Happier & Meullat.
Assignments for October H-Mcu0ns:
No. 2 Jones vs. Peuneh4keF- Attorneys Davis
Jones & POe-Laskey, PTUHtlss JaCkS1n
No. TO- smith IS. Balliuger. Attorneys Stear
man s Lo,lghran-Iasler Clements & Wright
No. y Smith CASEY. Attorneys, Fltys s
HiIl-steEart & CASEY.
No. 6 TAYLOR v. Msrillat Attorneys. Ralzou
Siddous & Richardson-Msdd0I & Galley. Merillai
& Richardson Stewart. Lester & LaTner.
No. D Maupin vs. Brown e al Attorneys
Thonas-D ickey & RidCUJ.
No. 30. Moore et a. vs.. Moore e al Attorneys
Lambert Darlington Carlisle < Luckett. johnson S
Jones.
No. 81. Taylor vs Taylor Attorneys. Hemaus s
C0llins-Joues & CliUEscales>
No. &C. Whelan = al vs. Whelan. Attorneys
Rid1ut-WhiJe colbert & Jennings.
No. IS OBncn vs.. o Brien ct al. Attorneys
Backistoue-Adriaaus
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
lumba, holding Probate Court. Estate 81 Henry
PGker, deceased. No. 1899 Administration Docket. e.
Application having been made herein for probate n
the last viii and testament and c0dicils Of said de-
ceased and for letters testameutary said estate
by the Washington Loan ana Trust Com.auy the
executor named In said will. II ordered. this 18th
day II Oct0hsT A. ID. 1910 that Karl a. Baker
aud Charles H. Baker and all Others concerned, APP
pear in said court MONDAY the Zlst day Of
November. A. d. 1910 at 10 O'Clock a. M, 10 show
cause why such application should not be granted.
Let notice hereof be plblished IN the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Herald once in
each Of three successive weeks before the return day
herein mentond the FIRST publication % b. not less
than thirty days before said return DAY. ASHLEY
NJ GOULD. Justice. Attest: iSeall JAMES TAN
NER. Register Of Wills Tor the District q Colum-
ba. Clerk # the Probate Court. JOHN b. LAR
NER. Attorney. GIBBS
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or co
lumba holding Probate Court Estate Of Nara
ret Il h. OHonneu deceased. No T35s Admins
trstiDn Application having been made
herein fer probate Of the last win and testament Of
said deceased and fCT letters tesIameni4y on said
estate bF Charles IL BOItilie- the executor named
la said last viii and testament IL Is ordered this
9Th dag q Octobr A u. 1910 that John J. O'Con-
nell guiog United States Army and an others
concerned. appear in said court on TUESDAY. the
18th day of November A. d. 1910 At 10 O'Clock
a m. 20 show cause why such application should
not b. granted Let notice herr,f b. published in
the Washington Law Reporter and The Washington
Herald once IN each II three successive weeks before
the return day herein maItioued-'he first puhlcs-
ton 20 10 not less than thirty days before said re
turn day ASHLEY NJ. GOULD. Justice. AtteSt.
lSealJ JAMES IR. Register 4 Wills for
the District 4 Columbia Clerk Il the Probate
Court. CHAs. COLDEEN MILLER. Attorney.
ocl4H
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LOCKSMITH.

.siFFANIIS TO OUR POLICIEs WE
ARE No MORE ACCIDENTS"
See our mechanical bargains. KEYS
made that TT, shears. scissors. knives,
raZOrs. and saws sharpened; lamps and
oil stoves repaired. r. f. PREUSSER,
The L9eksmith, ~ 18th ST. NV. 295
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES.
COLUMBIA ELECTRIC. in good
condition. complete with recharging
outfit.
FOR SALE-1909 5-passenger REQ,
in first-class condition.
BUICK RUNABOUT. p horsepower.
fully equipped,
2-CYLINDER YALE TOURING
CAR. in good condition: a bargain.
CARTER
MOTOR CAR CORPORATION,
2Sl-tf Munsey Building.
CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE sUNDRY
STOCK AT COST.
We carry the finest assortment or cars
20 he had. All makes and all styles.
From $500 to g. 000
ROMAN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
I75-tf 1915 II ST. NV.
WASHINGTON CAR.
GUARANTEED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Prizes Includes full equipment.
See Catalogue.
CARTER MOTOR CAR CORP,
Munsey Bldg. Factory. Hyattsville, Nd.
I72-tf
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WANTED-SIX-ROOM HOUSE, ALL
modern conVenienceS; Columbia
Heights or Mount Pleasant section
preferred; rent not 20 exceed $50 Adj
dress GOOD TENANT, The Herald.
2S9
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BOARDERS WANTED.

10 10TH ST. NW.-A hIgn-grade board
ing place at low rates; old-time cook
cry; homemade pie: Oriental coffee; pas
s23S-tf
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Want Ad. TO The Washington Herald,
and bill viii be sent you at cent a word
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The sale Of the above property is postponed until
MONDAY. October q 1910. at the sane hour and
place. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
ocl4-d&ds e1S
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WAREHOUSES.

WE WANT TO RENT FOR AN IMME.
date tenant a first-class roOming or
clearinghouse, with twenty To forty
rooms, IN good neighborhood Call at
office or telephone at once. AMERICAN
LAND COMPANY. 617 18th ST. Phone
NJ 7445. go
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PAPER HANGING.

ROOMS PAPERED, 50 AND UP. Sc
lect stock. Painting and decorating. c.
OLSON. 613 f ST. Phone Tax. ld 2ss-tf
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WANT AID BRANCHES
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
UNFINISHED.

.CAsIToL HOTEL" cd AND PA AVE.
nw.-Rcoms Csc, soc. and 75c per day;
special rates by the week 37-6mo
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DOCTOR GARDNER. snecfnIInf.
HERB SPECIALISTS.
NJ. A. LOUIS a SONS.

We manufacture a special line of herb
remedies, guaranteed 10 cure and relieve
all ailments. 229 G ST. NV. formerly 174S
9TH St NV. 27S-tf
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
ACT QUICKLY AND SAVE 500.
ONLY THREE LEFT
CAN YOU DUPLICATE THIS?
Seven rooms and bath. reception hall;
slate roof; wide porches, cabinet man
tells, every convenience. detached on
LOT s. FEET WIDE.
% minutes TO Treasury. Two car lines.
This very low price is made possible by
dealing directly with the builder
HUGH 4. THRIFT,
Union Trust Building.
Phone Main 766 18th and II SITS.
FOR SALE HAVE THE BEST
proposition IN a NV suburban home in
the District OF Columbia. s rooms and
bath reception hall hardwood TRIM oak
floors, cabinet mantels, slate roof, hot
water heat. fine lot. detached: two cor
ner houses. cannot be duplicated for less
than 5000. my price is $1,000 Payments
can be made easy See me al once about
these houses II you wait till next spring
YOU will pay very much more for this
WM. o. ENGLER,
Phone 20l6 1871 q ST NV, Room .
2g2
UNFINISHED HOUSES.
Good northwest section near 18th and L
SITS. S rooms and bath. cellar. fur
mace. Rent 81
COLORED TENANTS.
lie DrOit Park, S rooms and bath. steam
heat. detached. pOTChes. Rent. $40
Spring road, rooms, near 18th ST cars
Rent. 5000
Near 23d and G SITS. 4-room brick. sewer.
water, yard. Rent. $40.
Nice BrOokland home. rooms; hot
water heat Rent, $3.50.
CHAS. =. MUIR 4 CO., INC,
80. oS7 go 1903 \. Y. ave
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW,

ON
CONNECTICUT AVE EXTENDED.
Beautiful acre building sites;
high elevation; fine view OF Ken
sington and Chevy Chase.
This is the place for your subur-
ban home or investment
Convenient TO schools. churches.
and stores.
For maps and particulars, see
}. WALTER O'BOYLE,
$50 Bond Building.
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IS 2D ST. NE.-S LARGE ROOMS; BATH
and porch. steam heat and hot water.
9Se
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GARAGES
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

SELLING OUT EXPRESS AND GRO
Gerry wagons, buggies, runabouts, sur
reys. full teams furnished at wholesale
prices 20 retail buyers. CAN'T. 1905
ID -. NV. 9-tf
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FOR SALE
REDUCED TO 1920
A well-built two-story brick dwelling,
six rooms, bath; concrete cellar; furnace
heat: located on a through street in the
Rloomingdale section.
Owner. leaving town, will sacrifice at
800 less than cost to effect immediate
sale.
IL. l., RUST,
400 II street northwest.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
BEHEADED THIRTY THOUSAND.
Chinese Execudoner Has Killed That
Many People.

Thirty thousand Cinnamon have
los, their lives under the blows from
the sword Of the public exec"ioner
in Canton. China. He knows moth.
ing Of the electric chair. the hang
mans moose. or the guillo,iune The
Criminal who is condemned 10 death
in the Celestial empire gets shor,
Shift.
He is directed to the place OF
death. kneels down. and ducks his
head we'll forward The eXecutioneT
who Is armed with two-eanded.
douhle-edged ia: sword. takes bis
place and with ono blow sewers the
criminals head.
Then tae next steps up for the
same summary treatment. Aud they
have been going some. for the exc
cutioner is only SO years Of age and
has heen in the business no, more
than half his life.
The execu:ioner Is about six feet
four inches tai! and his sword weighs
abou; 20 pounds. He is proupJ Of
his trus;y blade and declares il new
er takes more than one blow 10 kill
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YoNuG GIRL COMMITS SUICIDE.
Disappointed in Love Affair and Ends
Life With Strychinr.

Miss Emma Norton. the l:-yeai
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. fancey
Norton. living IN the low end OF
S,owart.iile township. about one
mile below John Station. died sui
eide TUESDAY morning. Dr. ". D..
James OF the James Sanatorium.
was called 10 see the sir! and reach
ed her side only 4 few moments De-
fore :he ends She was far beyond
any help when ne arrived. having
,acn strychnine several hours before
he reached her.
The cause ot the sad event seems
10 have been disappointment IN All
affair Of ;he heart. She ha! ie:L
her home on runaway marriage
trip TO South Carolina with Young
mal whom she Was engaged. and
had 20; is far as Red Banks wh"E
she WAS oveTtaken by her father.
who seems 10 have opposed The
match. aud brough, her back home.
Afterwards She VAS discovered II
tho ihro.s OF death from dose o.!
strychnine which She had aGminIs-
tered TO herself Her father had the
strychrine for the purpose OF pois-
oninS rats and troublesome GoSs. il
is said. and had j; locked up. but
the gi-le succeeded in getting 20 i;
in some way with :he very :ani
result stated above. The young girl!
is said 70 have been :, very Eue look
ing in per!ec, health. and the only
cause ascribed FOR her rash act -
that stated above.
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AFTER THE LUMBER TRUST.
Probing Charges Against the Great
Combine.

To determine IL there Is any foun-
dation for numerous complaints re-
ce;ved a; the Department Of Justice
alleging the existence Of a lumber
trust" special agents Of the depart
men, are quietly investigating the
operations Of large number OF trade
associations and other organizations
which manufacture and nerke: lum-
Der.
Agents in Minneapolis. St. Paul.
Chicago. ST. Louis. Kansas City and
other cities have turned IN their re-
ports. Complaints have been reach
ing the department from dealers
and builders as we'll as Individual
conumers. alleging the price OF dress
ed amber is sxed by agreement and
uaduly raised by powerful lntevesS
which ccn:ro! the lumber industry.
Charges OF biacklist!ng. e!iuinc-
ton Of competition and divisions OF
their territory are also made
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THE CROPS ARE FI:E.
Satd to be the Best Ever known in
This Country.

The government crop report sho1a
that all records for corn and oats
have 3ccn broken despite som. high
,o,a! figures in she past lnd:ca-
tons are that corn will reach g.
tons are ;ha; rorn will reach s.
031 $4,000 bushels agains; crop
OF .. 81. $4,000 last year Th- re-
cord-break!ns oats crop IS 1896
$4,000 bushels. compared with L.
o01 $4,000 n 1909. the y!sid per
acre being 3ia bushels compared
with 80 in 1909 and 2a5. the ten
year average
The production OF Sprirs wheat
rs estimated By fhc Crop Reporting
Board. for 1910 was 2S5.+ 800"
bushels. compared with 2a0.S22%
bushels in 1919 The production OF
all whea, for 1910 was 6ai.15a.-
900 bushels. compared with 137.
$4,000 bushels in 1903. The pro
duction Of barley for 1910 Was Ia
l3S.coo bushels. compared wit:.
11n."Si. 900 bushels in 1890
Incomplete return from the toba"
co belt indicate the yield vii! bc Ear
above the zen year average Pcunsy.-
van,a showing notable increase.
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QUITS IN DISGUST.
Republican Leader Leaves the New
Io.S Committee.

The resignation Of William
Barnes. j.. the Albany old guard
leader. from rhc State commi;;c.
was the big event IN Republican CIR
clcS there "Wednesday
Immediately after having received
Mr. Barnes letter OF resignation
Sa:inS that III. failure 10 reap2oint
aim on the executive committee IN
dicated eihtcr that his services were
no longer useful or that he waS
:fai;hlesS 10 the Republican ticket
Stare Chairman Prentice issued d
statement diSclaimins both O.. these
suppoSitions.
Mr.. Prentice remarked that SIR
Barnes uaa no' n" only tormcr
member ni the executive committee
1ho was not rea7pc!nted. naming
four others who likewise had beec
retired. No action was taken regard
ms the seIectico OF successor TO
NJ Parues-
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that night. and that he had
been with friends the entire evening.
never leaving his place. She stated
tha: she was on her way to her home
when Marian Warner. and another
drst cousin OF hers. told her that
James Varne. had been killed She
said tha, she then went home and
| reported for work al the usual time
the next morning.
The expedition which started ou,
10 ccomplish the arrest Of Carn.
Dangerfeld. and the witnesses. Mon
day morning. consisted OF Sheriff K.
G. Causey. Acting Deputy Sheriff
Sam Whaley. Coroner T. P. Craw-
ford. and o. R. Cohen. They -each-
ed earns house az abou; ten O'clock.
where they were joined by Detective
Thompson. earn was no, at the
house wh n the arrestinS party ar
rived: bu: reached there few min
utes later. and beyond seeming rath-
er surprised. did rot demur. He was
told o! his arrest and shown the war
rant. and then introduced TO the de-
;eci:re. who claims 20 have sufficient
evidence 70 convict earn. He shock
hands with the detective in straight
forward manner. giving vent 10 some
wsticisU al the time He invited
he entire party in 10 eat neal
with him. and the: al accepted. with
the exception OF Sheriff Causey. who
had gone on &c Summervilie after
DapgerHeld. and Detective Thomp-
son. who had corralleo the witness
IS and was walking with Them TO-
wards S;awberry. Ave miles away.
where be carried them via the a. c.
L. train to Noncks Corner. and there
placed them in the county jail.
earn was pu: in the county jail.
and on his demand for a preliminary
hearing. 4 wire was sent 10 Govern
or Ansel. who replied that the coron-
e: had 40 jurisdiction TO hold pre-
i!minary hearing.
Dallas " Carn is 53 years Of age.
tall and rather good looking. He has
lived in Berkeley County all his life.
He attended the various country
schools during his boyhood. and s.
nallv wen, 20 the Holly Hill School
He lef: tksre after few Years and
Went 20 farming Following that De
TOOK charge Of store al Oakley de-
10. on :he \. c L.. wh"re ne was
made postmaster. which position he
held Cor sixteen months. His broth
or ;hca died. and DO CAV u? the
>;or" and his position aS postmaster
n order 70 take charge ct the
esta;e. IL then attended tie Stokes
Business College IN Charleston. from
which school &c graduated IL 1903
II" took ~ farming once again and
'!v.C IN The house with his mother.
meanwhile purchasing. according 20
his statement. iro1 :he heirs OF the
estate all OF their Interests. so ,ha:
on tn. death OF his mother. IN 1905.
he became :he sole owner
IN i9n. he was made ao;arv
pu4iic ar Governor Ansei and n
i+a> was elected 70 ihe magis;racy
for the first time He was re-elec;-
ed this YEAR after very hard and
bitter tight lie now claims that i, !
as result of the cnm;ties be made
during this po!l;:ca! campaign tha:
ne has been arrested. as he says the
charge IS un.oundec and the work OF !
those WHO wish 70 deliberately harm
nm.