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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25
FAIRMONT NEWS LETTER
First Load of Leaf Tobacco-Death of
Brother of DIR. Ricks-Personal
Mentinn

Mention.
Correspondence of The Robesonian. /
Fairmont, June 23-The first load
of leaf tobacco was brought to mar
ket here June 18 by the grower, Mr..
Butler of near Barnesville. While
this was "first primings", Warehouse
men E. j. Chambers & Co., who are
holding it for the opening sale, said
it showed up with good color, some
body and plenty of character. Mr.
Butler is an experienced tobacco
grower and has many acres of fine
tobacco.
Mr.. R. L. Owen, who for several
years was tobacco auctioneer on the
Fairmont market, is now connected
with the Peoples Tobacco Warehouse
Co., Inc. He arrived last Tuesday
and is being warmly welcomed by his
many friends. He will no doubt be
a strong factor in our market the
coming season, as he is considered
, one OF the best judges Of tobacco in
this section.
Mr.. A. M. Best, a we'll known to-
bacco auctioneer of South Carolina,
, arrived Tuesday night and will be
, connected with the well-known Rob-
, eson County Tobacco Warehouse Co.,
! Of which the clever warehousemen E.
/ ]. Davis & Sons are managers.
DR.. L. E. Kicks received telegram
; Thursday morning informing him of
o the death of his brother Mr.. Walter
= Kicks of Belhaven, in consequence
4 of which DR.. Kicks and family left
Thursday afternoon for Belhaven
: They will visit friends and relatives
o in and near Belhaven before return
= ing to Fairmont.
+ Mr.. w. R. Taylor, the efficient
}. druggist connected with Pittmar
+ Drug Co., left Friday afternoon fol
r Norfolk where he will spend his vaca
II ton visiting his brother Mr.. S. c
n Taylor.
r Rev. Wesley Thompson and daugh
1t ter, Miss Dora Thompson of McDon
is aid, were business visitors here Sat
X urday afternoon.
ID Mr.. w. B. Ratley and daughter
as at Jackson Springs.
~ Mrs. J. A. Thompson of Lumber
e. ton is visiting friends and relative
Id here.
20 20 Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Watson an
he Mrs. H. L. Blue were Lumberton VII
itors Saturday.
TX 1N1. LdsIlo 11dIICll VI W udtCy Ill
no. Va, is visiting his brother Mr.. w.
Il, Harrell.
Il Mr.. James Boyce, the well-knoW
pharmacist of the Fairmont Drug c.
.e-i is spending the weekend with frien'
W. ard relatives at Littleten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Care Thonpson
on Akron, O., returned home Wednesd'
Itv night While here Mr.. Thomps,
,as will be connected with F. j. Char
bers & Co.
o1- Misses Donnie Greyard and Kat
,er arine Mclean and Mr.. Adams Of M
on Donald were Fairmont visitors Fl
day.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Hubbard lie
90 90 Friday for Florence and Clio, S.
Ter Wnere they Will Vlslt IriehoS anu IL
Ied atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bistow atten
ed the funeral of Mr.. Bistow's brot
er in Raleigh Saturday.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25
FOOD CONTROL BILL
NOW BEFORE SENATE
Prospects Now Good for Bill to Pass
Before July /

Prospects Now Good for Bill to Pass
Before July l
Washington Dispatch, June "a.
President Wilson's request upon
Congress for food control Legislation
in tome to deal with this years crop
promises to be realized.
With the battle ground turning to
the Senate, following the overwhelm-
ing passage of the control bill by the
House, Senate leaders including those
opposing as we'll as those leading the
administration fight tonight predicted
action there late this week or early
next week. Retention by the Senate
of the drastic prohibition amendments
added by the House, or at least of pro-
visions prohibiting use Of foodstuffs
in manufacturing distilled spirits
generally is deemed probable. Senate
sentiment against further manufac
ture of wihskey, brandy and Other
distilled spirits is widespread, bu
many "dry" Senators oppose extend
ing. the prohibition to beer and wine:
and fight on this question is ex
, pected.
i. Tomorrow the bill as it passed tn
; House will be substituted for tn
: Chamberlain draft which the Senat
l is debating. Compromising amend
3 ments resulting from Senators con
| ferences may be added.
House changes, Senators agree
have removed many features upo
which attack in the upper branc
has been centered.
Y Senator Gore, who has been prom
: inent in opposing the original bill
said tonight that all but very fe,
Objectionable features were elimir
ated by the House. "
= The bill will be kept continuousl
t before the Senate until disposed o
= Aside from the prohibition feature
y the principal disputeS expected i
l. the Senate are over the licensing, mil
r imum price-fixing and guarantee se
tions ard the provision authorizin
: the President to fix import tart
g rates, in maintaining price guaral
It tees. The section giving the Pres
It dent and fod administrator, broa
Le blanket" powers also is to be Tough
y Compromises are being sought on Il
Y questions, but administration leade
claim enough votes to retain tt
Is House provisions on all.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25

No war news of special import
ance during the past few days. The
French continue their smashing blows
against the Germans, having taken
the greater part pf the territory
northeast Of Messy Farm ard IN the
region Of Vauxaillon which the army
of the German crown prince, relnforc-
ed by picked men, captured last week
in attacks in which they suffered
extreme heavy casualties under, the
fire of French artillerymen and In
fantry.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25
RECORDER BRITTs BUSY DAY
Young White Men Get Road Sentence
Tor Being Drunk and Gay-You
Can't set Fish Trap on Your Own

Four months on the roads was the
sentence given Nash Musselwhite and
Dah sutton, young white men charg,
ed with being drunk ard damaging
the house of Retha Edmund, colored,
Dy recorder E. NJ. Britt Saturday
Raymond Spiyey was given a hearing
on the same charge and prayer for
JuogmenI was continued upon pay
ment OF cost. Musselwhite and SUIT
ton had been before Recorder Britt
before, while this was Spivey's first
offense.
The evidence was that the three
youEg men tanked up on monkey
rum and went to the home of the
colosed woman at the plant of the
klngsdale Lumber Co. about the mid
ole N the night Friday night and ask
! ed Sser to cook three cbickens-one
each-which they had with them. The
negfess refused and it was then the
three men threatened to dynamite
the house if the woman did not cook
the chickens. She still refused and
! the drunks went to the negress' hen
mouse and tore it down, killed three
OF her chickens ard threw one through
q window, breaking it out. Night
policeman Boyle was summoned and
went and arrested the three men and
locked them Up in Jail. 1t was
, braught out at the trial that the three
chickens which the defendants car
rled to the negro woman's house hat
been STOLEN from Mr.. Ed Boone.
Giles Davis Of the Raft Swamp sec
9 ton was given hearing on th'
!, charge of setting fish trap. Judg
! ment was continued upon paymen
: of cost, which amounted to $14.6O
> The evidence was that Mr.. Davis Sc
, trap on his own land and that MI
w. T.. Baxley, game warden for Rat
Swamp township, took the trap u
e and refused to turn it over to M,
S Davis, who claimed that he though
I hes had right to set a trap on hi
own land. The game warden too
# semess" Of fish out of the trap an
), ate them when he took up the tra]
D.. which act Recorder Britt held wa
5, as much unlawful as setting the tra]
It He should have turned the fish loos
1t Mr.. Baxley, declared that he woul
either turn the fish loose or brin
y them to Recorder Britt next time /
l. found any in a trap.
le Herbert McNair and Henry Faul
q. both cblored, were given a hearir
le on the charge of assault on CO
s., ored woman, but were found not gu
~ ty Of the charge.
ii Saturday was the busiest day r
corder Britt has experienced in Sc
n efal weeks. ". ss'->a ..-s=s'+5
IS Mathew Rozier, colored, was Civ
or a hearing on the charge of cruel
n, to animals. Prayer for judgment w
at continued upon payment of cost.
ps In the case of Rossie Brown, ct
re ored, charged with larceny, pray
We, for judgment was continued up
m payment of cost.
1e Leslie Billiard, young white be
Of was before the recorder on the char
u Of assault upon Joe Stone, anoth
p white boy. Jrdgment was suspend
ii, upon payment of cost.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25
Refused to Sell Cotton Crop at 27 IL
Cents the Pound

Mr.. Ben Sutton of Lumberton, route
4, is among the visitors in town to-
day. Mr.. Sutton says man offered
to engage his cotton crop for II II
cents the pounr recently. Mr.. Sutton
saws he would not engage his crop
at so cents the pound. He's going
to take chances on the fall market.
Mr.. Sutton says some Of his neigh
bors engaged their crop some time
ago at 18 cents the pound. There 8
some difference between 18 and II l-z
cents the pound recently. Mr.. Sutton
has given the 18-cent man the blues
already.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25
SLACKERS IN THE TOLLS
-Four Indians Bound to Court for Fail
ure TO Register Under Army Draft
OTHERS Have Been Reported

OtuciS nave DeeH hepOrCeu
David Freeman, David Locklear
and Eril Chavis, all Indians, were
given hearing before U. S. Com
missioner w. H. Kinlaw Thursday af-
ternoon on the charge of failing to
register in accordance with the army
draft act June 5. The defendants
were required to register and were
3ound over to the Federal court which
viii convene at Laurinburg Septem-
Der rs. Bethel Graham. Indian, was
before Mr.. Kinlaw Saturday on the
same charge. He wa3 also required
70 register and waS bound over to
the Federal court. ..-
U. S. Deputy Marshal J. E. Tom.
iInson, of Fayetteville spent severa
nays here last week rounding W
those who failed to register. There
are still others who have been report
ed and these will be arrested and tri
ed before Commissioner Kinlaw.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25
Soldiers Will be Transferred to Colds.

The soldiers who belong to Co. A,
N Z: engineers, who have been max
ing, Lumberton headquarters for sew
eral weeks, will leave the latter part
Of this week for Goldsboro.
Capt. Geo. w. Gillette and the
Young men under his command have
impressed Lumberton folks as fine
9sody of men and they have won many
friends here. 1t is with regret thai
Lomberton will give them up.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25
Drove Auto Against Dividing Sill Of
Bridge

A dangerous automobile accident
occurred at the foot of Fifth street
late Friday evening when Mrs. H.
F. Purvis of r. 1 from Orrum drove
Grant-6 against the sill which di-
vides the double iron bridge across
the river at the foot Of that street.
The automobile was somewhat bat
tered up and the sill was knocked set-
eral feet. Miss Cornelia Walters, who
was in the car with Mrs. Purvis, had
her right knee slightly hurt, and
Mrs. Purvis was somewhat shaken
up. Neither Of the occupants was
thrown out of the car, however. Mrs
Purvis was driving to the left ano
tried to drive to the right side o1
the bridge after she had gotten too
close to it.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25
Mr.. Stacy Cannot Serve on Exemp-
tion Board

Mr.. H. E. Stacy Of Lumberton, who
was recommended by Senator Frank
Cough as a member of one Of Robe
sons army exemption boards. asked
Gov. Beckett to release him from the
board on account of the fact that he
is not over 81 years Of age and reg
istered under the draft law on June
5. Governor Beckett wired Mr.. Ste.
cy that he would release him on that
ground.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25

Mr.. J. A. Sharpe, editor of The
Robesonian, Mrs. Sharpe and the lat,
ter's sister Miss Edith Courtney OF
Baltimore, will 60 tomorrow to More
head City to attend the annual con.
vention Of the North Carolina Press
association, which will be in session
there for three days, beginning to
morrow evening.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25
Pension Board Meets Next Monday

Pension Board Meets Next Monday
The county pension board will meet
Monday of next week, July End, in the
office of the Clerk of the Court c. B.
Skipper at the court house, Mr.. Skip
per being a member Of the boand ex
officio. Other members of the board
are Mr.. w. H. Graham of Rowland,
Mr.. Neill McNeill of Parkton. Mr.
J. A. McAllister of Lumberton. All
who intend to apply for pension
should present their application tc
the board at this time.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25
WARNING TO AUTO DRIVERS
1t is Against the Law for Children
Under Is to Drive an AutO-Speed
Limit Must be Observed

AlHi1t NIuoL Ue OUScIfCu
Recorder E. M. Britt has instruct
ed the officers to arrest all persons
under Is years old who are seen driv-
ing an automobile. 1t is / viola
tion of the law for child to drive
an auto, but tie law has not Keen
given much attention hereabouts.
Chief Mcleod says he is going to pull
every one under that age whom he
catches in the act of steering an au-
to. He says also that he is going to
pull all who break the speed limit,
which is 10 miles per hour in the bus
mess part Of town and Is miles the
hour in the residential section. II
he pulls all who break the speed limit
and as many break it in future as
have been doing SO heretofore, there's
going to be some pulling.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25
Preparing for the Drought
The local express office

Christmas appearance. There are
even more quarts Of "the old famili-
arr and more crates Of beer there now
than could be seen there just before
Christmas. There's reason, and it
is this: after Saturday evening of
this week at Of the clock person
cannot order spurious liquors Of any
kind shipped into North Carolina and
the folks are getting their last dram
It's going to be dry time after July
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25

Not Guilty of Selling Liquor to Sol
der
w. M. Nance, postmaster at Rich
ardson, was before u. S. Commission,
er w, H. Kinlaw Thursday on the
charge of selling spirituous liquors
tb a u. S. soldier. He was found not
guilty of the charge.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25

Mr.. Raleigh Lee Of Aurora has
accepted a position in the office Of
tne Kingsdale Lumber Co. He be-
gan work this morning.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25

New High Record for Cotton
Cotton prices made new hlgn
record Saturday when spots went to
27.15 the pound on the New York
market.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25
RECRUITING WEEK

June z3 to june 3O-President Calls
for 10000 Volunteers for Regular
Army This Week
President Wilson has issued the
following proclamation:
Il hereby designate the period June
23rd to June 30th, next, as recruiting
week for the regular army and cal
upon unmarried men between the
ages OF eighteen and forty years, who
have no dependents and who are moi
engaged in pursuits vitally neces.
sary to the prosecution of the war. te
present themselves for enlistment
during the week ha1ein designated
to the number of seventy thousand.
"WOODOW WILSON,
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25
lightning Struck Chimney

During a rain and electric storm
about 1 o'clock this morning light
ming struck a chimney at the home
of Mr.. w. C. Collins, Seventeenth
street, and tore part of the-ehim-
ney down. Yhe telephone wire which
ran into the house was cut in two by
the lightning. The Collins family
were in the house, but were not in
! iured.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25
Premiums for County Fair

= All who wish to offer premium
Ior the county fair to be held in
Lum,berton this fall are requested to
make it known to Mr.. w. O. Thomp-
son of Lumberton this week. The
premium list will be printed at once
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-06-25

Mr.. John G. Proctor spent Friday
il! FAYETTEVILLE on business.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-01

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rem Der Hfleger oes 0eutiden Wt1tl
nergeinngcs inter oen auipi3ieu Be
@ereinieten S1nger bon grootlgl
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS muf neue Der.
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rigent Carl 5ique auf einen Gbor
fem, Der ieinen Sntentionen nit Dol.
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golfspeiie, uno Ser 2ena lit
g%etommen", &olfsIieo, prd3is Dor.
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8rooflbner M1itqlie6 6es
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g. Il. g., Die Ser. Sefien,
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mur0en. @rditoent Qrro
8reiner begruBte fte NIT Darnen
8ilfommenstporten mabren0 oie En-
fpdbnten 8r6ii0enten i6ren Cant fiir
ben frennoIt6en Gmpfong ousIpra-
Zen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-01

Efebt bti Qucos MauHsrs hrobsn il
8irtsubeoD. IS III cine Gompaih
Qimtteb. Gln Qucns liz Der Ieitenol
0lann. Ct III EN- 0eutf9snfrsuno,
neil er feline bsittn @Ghdfie mid
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mem aontor qlab fir tinsn @sniIeD
man Sbrtr glrt babtn, obsr ibn i4af'
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len Sis?A
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s4ber ss III elm gang beI4ei6sHes
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pen Ign ni4t!"
sic paren in bas 6rsie getreten
ltnD ltanotn an elmer StruBenede. 5n
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-01
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