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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
SITE PURCHASED
FOR AEWSCH0OL
West Durham DuildIns VIII b
Located Near Erwin Mills

The county board OF education has
purchased q site for the erection OF
a school building In West Durham
and the work on the new building
will be begun at an early date.
The site selected Is situated on
the elevation Just north Of the Erwin
mill and is part OF the Erwin mill
property. The board experienced
much trouble In securing n site for
the new building on account of the
unwillingness OF the property owners
TO sell The matter has been held
up for several months. but the Erwin
mill company has finally agreed TO
sell lot $50 by 500 feet from their
property. As soon as the plot can
be surveyed a deed will be drawn
and the title vested in the school
board.
The school board has been In regu-
lar monthly session today, but only
business OF a routine nature has been
transacted. This afternoon has been
devoted 20 an examination of the
tyeasurer's book.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
IS MURDERED by
DRUNKEN COUSIN
Uuprovokcd Homicide on lilies.
vile Street Sunday

Lilesyilie. Oct. 2-Samnel T. Smith
was shot and instantly killed on the
streets Of Lilesville at o'clock Sun
day afternoon by ]. T.Flake his first
cousin, who was drinking.
Smith had just returned from a
drive 70 Blewett's Falls, driving a
balky horse, which stopped in the
streets near the square. Flake came
up and told Smith he could make the
horse go and proceeded TO get in the
buggy. Smith told him If he, Flake,
was going to drive, he, Smith, would
get out. and he left the buggy. Flake,
taking exception at his cousins action
followed him from the vehicle. Draw
ing 3S-calibre Smith & wesson pis-
tol, ne shot At Smith. and as the lat
ter ran around the postoffice build
Ing Flake continued to shoot four
shots, two OF which took effect, the
last passing through his neck. imme-
diately above the shoulders, from
which death followed in fifteen min
utes.
Smith was a fiagmen on the Sea-
board Air Line railroad. Flake Is a
carpenter. Both are from good FAM
lilies. Flake was taken into custody
Immediately.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
HI. Aceeunt q ihe wedding.

A Kansas editor announced he
would try for one week to print the
truth and he Is still in the hospital.
lie didn't ge, BY the FIRST day. The
following Item appeared In Mondays
issue and now the boys are getting
out the paper. This Is what he said:
Married. Miss Sylvia Rhode TO
James Cannaham. last Sunday even
ing AZ the baptist church. The bride
was al ordinary town girl, who didn't
know any more than a rabbit about
cooking and never helped her mother
three days In her life She Is not a
beauty by any means and has a gait
like duck. The groom Ia an up-to-
date has-been loafer. living or the
old folks all his life and don't amount
10 ahucks nohow. They will have a
hard life while they live together
Sacred Heart Review.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
An t'ntrayeIed Man.

Former viye-President Fairbanks
was a speaker at one OF the little
gatherings recently such as have
made the National Press Club. or
Washington famous. Senator Fair
banks told the boys about his trip
around the world. He held their
attention and brought much enthu-
siasm with the account. Gov. Jud-
son Harmon. Of Ohio. possibly hav-
Ing in mind the recent election and
Democratic landslide. said:
III is hard for me to be q speark n
following such a distinguished
traveller as Senator Fairbanks. I
haven't travelled any. haven't
even been up salt river.--Leslie's
Weekly.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
SUCCEEDS 4. !. MRWIDK
PROF. y. E. SANS BECOMES
CHIEF CLERK STATE DEPART
MExT OF EDUCATION.

Raleigh. Oct. Ain announcing
the retirement OF A. ]. Barwick from
the chief clerkship OF the state de-
partment Of education and the ap-
pointment OF Z. T.. Sans as his sue
cessor. Dr. ]. Y. Joyner. state super
intendent OF public instruction. pays
high tribute TO both Mr.. Barwick and
Professor Sans DIR. Joyne. declares
that Mr.. Bar,sick has made a most
faithful and efficient official and pre-
diets for him eminence In the prac-
tice OF his profession, the law. OF
Mr.. Sans. his successor. Dr. Joyner
says he has rendered distinguished
service In this state as superinten-
dent OF the public schools OF Marion
and Franklin and that he has scored
much success In the same capacity AT
Fitzgerald. Ca. which place he re.
signed 90 return TO North Carolina.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
CONTINUED on Page Two. ,
INONtnutu on Fa8t TWo.I
A STRONG AL|b|
FOR |. J.N0RR|s
Evidence That He Was Up ToNa
When Blsseit Was Killed

Raleigh. Oct. 2.--Direct and un-
shaken testimony b. a number OF
reputable witnesses that they were
with L. ]. Norris on the night OF the
murder 81 ]. u. Dissett between .
and 1880 o'clock so that he could
not possibly have been out in the
woods east Of the city at that time
10 tre the fatal shot at BIssctt has
very much changed the status OF the
trial Of Norris. which has been in
progress for two days. and will be
concluded most probably Tuesday.
n H. plummer. a reputable livery
man here. George Steele. a loeomo-
tive engineer on the SeabOard Air
Line. and a couple OF other witnesses
have testified to Norris having been
on Fayetteville street and IN the soft
drink stand Of Hubert Edwards.
Their testimony. II mistaken by the
prosecution, can but result In a yer-
diet OF not guilty. The trial is at-
|trsctlng very large crowds
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
JEWS OBSERVE Y0MEIPPUR
PAST DAY CONSIDERED THE MOST
IMPORTANT OF ALL THE MOSAIC
HOLY DAYS.

The Jewish people throughout the
world today celebrate Yom Kippur. or
the Day Of Atonement, the most wide
ly observed Of all the many feasts and
fasts in the Hebrew calendar. This
fast Is considered the most important
of all thu Mosaic holy days. With its
observance the penitential season
which began with the New Year comes
to an end. and the Jews then look
forward with joyful anticipation to
the celebration OF Succoth. or the
feast OF Tabernacles. the harvest fes-
tival OF the ancient Israelites.
Among the orthodox Jews Yom Kip
pur is kept as solemn fast. and for
twenty four hours no food or drink
or nourishment OF any kind Is allowed
TO pass the lips Of the pious and OBJ
serving Jew. From this observance
none IS exempt except the sick. chill
dren under age. very old people whose
health would be affected by abstinence
from nourishment and nursing moth
ers. The reformed Jews Join with the
orthodox IN the celebration Of Yom
Kippur. but rs a rule they do not fast
nor are the services In the reform
temples continuous on the day or cele-
bration.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ARE HOLDING REGULAR MONTH
LY MEETING PROPOSITION TO
ESTABLISH TEST FARMS.

The board Of county commissioners
are holding their regular monthly
meeting AZ the court house today. The
auditing OF accounts and various rou-
tine business has taken up the time OF
the board almost entirely today. The
matter Of the establishment Of sew
eral demonstration farms in the .oGn-
~ was laid before the board by ID Z
officials OF the state agricultural de-
partment. The commissioners are
asked to make an appropriation o.
$500 for this purpose. No definite ac-
ton was taken BY the board.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
MEXICO VOTING system
MADERo SAYS IT IL ALL WRONG
AND MUST BE CHANGED IN.
MEDIaTRLY.

Mexico city. Oct. Ain a state
ment 60 the United Press today Fran
cisco !. Madero. prcsIdent-elect OF
Mexico. said: This election system
In Mexico Is all wrong. even though
and my running mate. Pine saurez,
we're elected by Il. The FIRST thing
shah do il 10 study election systems
In other countries and urge the adop-
ton Of the best one here The pres
ent system must be done away with
Immediately. There Ia no secrecy
about voting here and thus many
abuses creep In. Putting myself IN
DIaE' boots. lean see how he couldn't
lose past elections What we want
here IL ELECTIONS whereby people can
express their wishes with full liberty
and no fear OF their employers"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
lspe b Ran Cars h Waits nos
plisl Very Seen
MATERNAL has ARRIVED
Work Has Been Delayed on New
Street Car Lines for Some Time,
Hut They VIII he Pushed to Com.
petion Now--Rock Crusher Sc.
cured.

The work OF laying rails on the
new street car line extension has
commenced, and the line will be CON-
pleted TO the hospital within short
time. The grading has been COM
pIeted TO the place where the line
viii turn into the country club road
and the ties have been placed.
The work has been delayed for
some time on account OF the delay
in the shipment OF rails and other
steel equipment. This material has
arrived. and the work OF laying the
track has been commenced. As soon
as the track is laid 20 the hospital Il
Is very probable that the operation
of cars on that part OF the line will
begin. without waiting for the COM
pletion OF the remainder Of the line
10 the country club. Il Is likely that
several cars win be put In operation
between the postotfice and the hos
pltal as soon as the rails are laid
and the other necessary equipment
put In place. Unless there Is some
unforeseen delay. this work will be
completed within the next few weeks,
and the long desired means Of trans
portation viii be provided for those
who desire to visit che hospital.
The work Of grading the car line
TO the country club is being held az
by the delay ia the grading OF the
driveway 10 the property. This work
is being done by the county road
force. bat the county authorities
have been unable TO devote more
than several days 10 the work for q
number Of weeks.
The traction company has secured
. rock crushing OUTFIT to provide bal
last for the road aud this work will
be commenced soon.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
Impossible 10 Siit Grains Of Truth
Al This Stage
TURKS make NEW APPEAL
VIII Ask Powers to Intercede and Stop
War-Report that Germany and
Austria Have Made Unofficial Rep.
resentations to Italy-Tnrkey Not
Prepared.

London, Oct. 1.-out Of a perfect
maze Of conflicting reports and ru-
mors 1t is utterly impossible at this
stage TO sift tie grains OF truth con-
cerning the opening days OF the Tur-
co-ltalian war Il appears even doubt
iui where there has been any actual
occupation Of Tripoll, and II is prac-
tically certain that there has been no
bombardment by the Italian warships.
II seems also certain that the re-
ported destruction of the Turkish feet
Is untrue. In fact, the only result OF
the first three days hostillties which
can be vouched for is the destruction
OF the Turkish destroyers by the Duke
OF Abruzzi's ships on Prevesa. The
Tripoli cable Is closely watched and
It Is impossible for the outside world
to know what is going on there.
The Ottoman government clearly Is
not in a hurry and the most significant
news OF the day is the decision OF the
Turkish council again to appeal to the
powers. and in the meantime to sus-
pend offensive measures. This new
appeal had not reached the British
government and there is nothing to in
dicate that the attitude OF the powers
has undergone any change. Accord
ing to the Daily Telegraph's Rome
correspondent. however. Germany and
Austria have already made unofficial
representations to Italy OF their dis
pleasure at her procedure. and that II
these representations are ignored they
will be followed In another shape
''humiliating to Italy"
According TO information from dip
lomatic sources, the landing OF the
Italians az P-evessa Is greatly resent
ed by Austria and Germany and had
much TO do with their reported change
of attitude towards Italy.
Turkeys internal politics probably
account in large measure for her
hesitation to take the offensive. Sand
Pasha, the new grand vizier. continues
his efforts TO form a coalition minis
try, but the task is one OF almost in-
superable difficulty.
The Daily Chronicles Constantine
pie correspondent says:
News of both disaster aad victory
reached the capital today. The fight
ing spirit OF the Turks Is rising 10 a
Itanatical height A wireless message
to the admiralty says that two Italian
cruisers have been sunk on an un-
named point In the archipelago. II Is
presumed that the torpedo boats had
a hand in this affair. The news elec-
trifed the people and rigorous pre-
cautions are being taken 10 thwart the
movements OF the Italian feet In the
archipelago Strict orders have been
issued to the maritime agents not TO
light the light houses beyond the
Dardanelles.
An excited crowd at Stamboul today
attacked the Italian postoffice. An
Italian steamer with a valuable cargo
has been captured near the entrance
to the Bosphorus.
III Is rumored that Prsyesa. IN Eu-
ropean Turkey. has been taken by the
Italians and several Turkish ships
without coal have been pounced upon
aud seized. Close secrecy Is observed
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03

friends, but were unable to secure
enough votes to over come those
OF the winners.
II is not often that two such hand
some prizes 40 second at such little
loss OF time and labor as marked
the Recorder Popularity Subscrip-
ton Contest that ended last Friday.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
Senator Siephens0n's
Investigation Begins

Milwaukee, wis. Oct. 2.-The
subcommittee OF the United States
committee on privileges and elec-
tIons today commenced an insestiga.
,ion Of corruption charges In the
election OF Senator Isaac Stephenson,
OF Wisconsin. Chairman Hepburn.
Senators Sutherland. OF Utah. and
pomercne. Of Ohio. are the only
members Of the committee present.
There are 400 witnesses 10 be cx-
amlned and n IA not expected that
the investigation can be finished be.
fore November list.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03

Feminine axiom: It's comfortable
and beautiful n It's style.
A woman is happy with a new
hat. happier with two. and happiest
with three.
The happiest homes are the ones
planned by engaged couples before
they have a chance to try II.
Everybody knows it's risky 20
gamble, but he hopes II will be
riskier for the fellow he CANDLES
against
A man has TO come home awful
late at night not 10 try 20 prove the
clock in his wife's room IL three
hours fast.--New York Press.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
Architects Meet I'm Rome.

Rome. Oct. 2.-The ninth lnterna.
tIonal congress OF architects Assem-.
bied In Rome today with an atten.
dance Of eminent representatives OF
the profession In many countries,
The American delegation. numbering
nearly $50, viii make an effort to
secure the next convention for wash.
lngton.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
REAR ADMIRAL LsCHLEY DEAD
THE NOTED SEA FIGHTER DROPS
DEAD IN Ne wyoRK CITY THIS
AFTERNOON.

New York, Oct. 2..-Rear Admiral
Winfield Scott schley. U. S. n, drop
ped dead at Forty-fourth street and
Fifth avenue shortly after ! O'Clock
this afternoon.
Admiral tthen CaptainD Schley
first gained prominence In the fight
which resulted in the destruction OF
Admiral Ceyera's fleet during the
Spanish-American war, or rather. In
the controversy between him and
Admiral tthen Captainl Sampson as
to which deserved the credit for the
success Of the battle.
The admiral was a native or Mary.
land.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
Convened This Morning for Trial
Of Civil Cases
MRS. CHERRY GETS DIVORCE
Her Husband Deserted I'm 1907 With
Another Woman-No Objection
Raised to Her Keeping Her Child.
Two Hundred Cases ON the Docket,
But Many Have Been Settled.

Durham county superior court fol
the trial of civil cases convened at IL
o'clock this morning with Judge
Oliver II. Allen, of Kinston, presid.
ing. There are 200 cases on the
docket awaiting the action of the
court, but a large number of these
will be disposed Of without trial, an
agreement having been reached be.
tween the persons concerned.
The first case taken up this morn
ing was that OF Cherry VS.. Cherry, in
which Mrs. Alvira Cherry is asking
for divorce from her husband
Joseph Z. Cherry. The couple were
married at Tarboro seven years age
and lived together for several years
when the husband deserted. He left
in 1907 with another woman and
Mrs. Cherry testified that she had moi
heard from him since that time.
The case also involved the custody
Of child, which has been under the
care OF Mrs. Cherry. There was nc
objection to her keeping the child
but she asked the court to settle the
matter at this time along with the
granting Of the divorce.
The divorce was granted.
The time of the court this afternoon
has been taken up with the trial of the
case Of Virginia Brewing Company vs.
W. T. Rlgsbee. in which the brewing
company is suing for the recovery OF
$500 claimed to be due them for their
product The beverage was sold to
Mr.. Rigsbee while he was running i
near beer saloon in the city. The evi.
dence introduced consists entirely Of
dispositions.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
Austin Is 0sly 4 Chssi 81 A
Gov. rstsy
PR0PER1lEi,l,l10,l01
State Constabalsry q Charge d
situation and Taras ssshtseers
Bsck---Only Three known Dead st
costeIIo--BsyIess Paper and Pulp
Company Hard Hit.

Austin. Pa. Oct. 2.--Today the es-
innate OF the dead 10 the Saturday af-
ternOon food is from 100 20 200. May
or McNschol believes the death list
will reach 1000: o. O. cochrane. cen-
sus taker. says i5o. Citizens belieys
criminal responsibility exists and are
contemplating a petition TO Governor
Tener demanding the speedy punish
ment, II those responslbie for the con-
iinued elsienee OF Bayiess dam. after
Il vas pronounced unsafe by engl-
neefs.
Thlriy-slx bodies had been recovered
up 10 . o'clock this morning. mostly
women and children. The men eseap-
"a. being in the mills on the hillside.
Temporary morgues have besn es-
nblIshed IN school houses and In the
warehouses. The shadow OF this dis
aster has hung over the town for more
than a year.
7. chaikely Nation. designer OF the
dam. claims II his recommendations
for the repair Of the dam had been
,oiiowes ,he estasfrophe would meyer
h.vs hammered
Two inysst,xa,iens for criminal re-
s,ou.IhIIls. Will he started TO-DAY The
district attorney OF Potter county and
s,.,s w...r romm,s.Ionsr viii have
charge.
,.t. ..,,,..,ed :, sao aaa .,s,o Tn. sur.
80 ~ ~ go, ~h,eh 49, ,nn aoxn on
,hs arsss, aaos 'seareely hsfare n,
,1.s,,,. haa Il, h~~u claimed ana n.
.n,,Ix,nx saec,a,ors fully realized
how x,es, ,r.rsdy The elements ~
w.,.r ana A.. h.a enacted In tbe
,.,ar.i smns,h..,s, as ,hs ALLEGHENY
wan,,.,,s h.r. xss iis,es Nv .:asu
sunasy y.xs.,sns : xh.stiv xoeue a,
a..,h ara dex.ssa,son
Aas,In. iss~lf SATURDAY n busy mill
,.xn n ooo o~onle. msny az whom
x.,. nntoxtpx ,h~ dns autumn after.
noon 4. |. saturday h.if.hoi,dsy. 4,
only /. xh.., ~ /, ,.xn today. Torn
NJ .,ec.s hy xater ana eaten nv Are
tho 40, ana eh.rred remnants of II,
,,,,s,.u. s.,s.v.s a. ho,s ~. "a,
main. az seo ar moro persons xer,
,,rewn alous sbe valley edge plled N
rows where The main street busln.s,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
Prof. Collier Cobb 10
Present Oil Portrait

Raleigh. Oct Professor Collier
Cobb. Of the University Of North Caro-.
lima Is to make the presentation ad.
dress for the North Carolina society
Sons Of the Revolution IN the presen.
tation Of an oil portrait Of Governor
Benjamin Smith to the state TO b,
given a place on he walls OF the
executive Office in the state house
The ceremony will be November Is
This Is following out an established
Revolutionary patriots 70 the state
one each year.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03

At IL o'clock. noon Friday, Sep
tember 29, the last ballot was cast
and prizes awarded, Miss Jettie
Newman, OF Guilford county, and
Miss Kate Nichols OF Norman.
Miss Jettie Newman. Of Guilford
county, N. c.. carried on the first
prize. handsome, Upright Cote
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03

Washington. Oct. PROF. Samuel
Y. Tlllman. for more than 80 years
an Instructor at West Point Military
Academy. vas placed on the army re-
tired list today on account OF age.
Professor Tillman Is native OF Ten
nessee and graduated from West
Point In 1869.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
started The CIo,hinr business.

The owner Of big clothing store
was showing an old friend over the
premises. After traversing the
hundred-odd show rooms the pair
adjourned 10 the proprictors private
oiIice. Here the visitor observed
IN apple enshrined in a crystal cas-
kct.
What do you keep This for9" he
asked
For sentimental reasons. replied
the proprietor. 1T signifies. so 20
speak. my business and the wealth
i'vS made from u.
Well" said the visitor. after
much thinking. "lquite fail TO see the
connection.
why. man." returned the other
don't you realize taht If Eye hadn't
eaten the apple. the clothing bus.
iness wouldn't have been Of much
account todayg"--I.ondon Ideas.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03

Piano, valued at s425.oO, and Miss
Kate Nichols, OF German. N. c.. was
awarded the second prize, beauti-
full jeweled gold watch and chain.
Miss Newman received nearly
100000 votes and Miss Nichols
more than 100000. Both receiv-
ed handsome recognition by their
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
Long live our Tearhcrs..

There was a meeting OF the new
teachers and the old. II was a
sort OF love feast reception. or
whatever you call Il. Anyhow. al
the teachers got together and pre-.
tended that they didn't have care
In the world. Aztec the eats were
ct. tho symposiarrh proposed a
toast:
Long Live Our Teachers."
II was drunk enthusiastically. One
OF the new teachers was called on
10 respond. lie modestly accepted
His answer was.
What on7"--cleveiand Plain
Dealer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
New Fire Insurance
Agency For This City

L. q. Cole. formerly with the Dur
ham Loan and Trust Company, has
opened an insurance agency over
Sneed. Markham. Taylor company's
store. He has adopted the slogan.
Never sleeps" and Is busy every day
writing insurance.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03

II takes a brave barber 10 beard q
lion In his den.
Things We want seldom please Us
after we get them.
A good bluf may be more effective
than the real thing.
As a matter Or fact few persons re-
side on Easy Chicago News.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03

Lawyer for Defendant--Now. sir.
you say that my client disappeared
In the darkness after knocking yosi
down. what time OF night was
thisf
Complainant I cant cay exactly.
Your client had my watch.--Life.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
Census Bureau Reports
3,663,O66 Bales Ginned

Washington, Oct. 2.--The census
bureau today reports s,66s.O6 bales
Of cotton ginned to September 20,
1911. compared with 2.Sf2.014 fof
1910. Sea Island bales for 1911
were li.5l2. compared to 1904 fol
1910,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
Taking Paslrur Treatment.

KaIeIgh, Oct. &c. I. BIackweIder
Is here from Providence. y. G.. being
treated for the prevention of rabies.
He was bitten By a mad dog and Is
taking the Pasteur treatment ID the
state laboratory Of hygiene.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
Young Man Shoots
Himself and Will Die

winston-salem. Oct. 2.--Clarence
preyetto. unmarried. aged "a, q
clothing salesman. walked into Cen.
traI Hotel. at North wilkesbofo, Just
before midnight last night. placed a
pistol 10 his left breast and fired.
The ball went through him. lie was
siiIl alive this morning. but there
Ia no hope Of his recovery. Despon.
dency Is given AZ the cause OF the
act.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-03
To Raleigh in Automobile.

Mr.. J. T.. Carpenter spent Sunday
In Raleigh. making the trip In his
automobile.