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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27
No. 4475 Equity
In the Circuit 1saUri far .snne
Arundel CnniNy

The ehJe.t; af this suit Is "a ebta.4l ~
zee :pr The sale % The real estate
Eugene Bostan. iate - sine tfaad.s
raisafy dtsfnse4i. fsr Inc ila oS.. of tla
tion. thu proceeds III The s.3s III ,.fy ;s
,ieh;s if any. ana tisa balsf .t. u ~ dir
trttlttpA aiaoag hts ~ aW
/. rho 1911 states tk.t 90. ssdd FGs.,,
Boston. ai.' 4f Ai,iic sFlpte sa4LlIN as.
case,i, departed This lie Ii tis vts4f
intestate, seized and faaSh,.s So af 10. esz
tate situate IN tIic FIRST Isl soH Isis II Z
u anne Arundel ronnty. MARI .pd eail.
sistiIig " i've acres III ;srttifas inore oa
trss improved hy II fsslttr dwelling.
Eat lie it SUtSsinl hin ;he ial
lowing Children and gIitHleiiiie.ge.i ~
spet.tiNell Joseph Boston. thHrleS Hs
'on. Robert lfostnfs john HostoH. E,eSaHl
Bust0n. MARY lntnI iis eiffl4ireil amt
Charlie Rfsfaa ard Lena Boston lg's
grandchildren. borg 80 etiliiftil az 8N
son, William Bastor. .le.ea ss.tl
flld The sai,i Eei,1s:t Essft,i J,ilt.r
BOSTON 5Id Ltpn Httetfiis ,rss ffslss lsifts
w the State af M.fryl3isl ;An sai,l I.nl,0it
2ad John Boston residing II, Washington
District Of Columbid, aud Lena Bnsto1 ~
New York City.
4 Tliat the Ireperety is no 4ls qptil,le
5es partition Witlnrt Hi2Nssji IaSs pnd itl.s
jury 70 the parties Interested Therein
II That lfa letttFs ii administration
have been taken Out upon the Personal *
tate Of the said Eugene Rasisn
II n sherenpQn tAls 5itis slstv ~; Nosrins
her 1870 t1f4ierca lIy Tie t;Fciift court i'll.
fna'e Nrnndel o'iHy III Equity. tnat ihte
niaiHfins. by ena>ing 4 copy IL this ot4ls,l.
~ pc inserted IN some newspaper publish
ca IN Anne Arnndel county. alArtlaIt,i once
~ each ~ four successive wet4ka lefBre the
"a 'iay Of I1ecenhar, next. give f8tis,. Ia
the snid nonsresi1cats defendaHis 81 tho
object IT said suit and the substance or
said lsiil of Complaint. and thereby warn.
ing them 10 appear Ia this Court iii ttarsnn
or ny solicitor Or guardian nd iitem. rs 10
alfhd deiemiaBts, I'll or before the isfst
lay Of January. 1921 lnsper III. i,ref,is
Nj aI.d show cans II any they hAve, WHY
decree should rat ti:sss IN l,rap,fl
TIRE Copy Test
WNl y. W0oDMAID. cla.k.
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Tia ,hjeet Of ttfi3 stiit i t. obtain q
divorce 4 yIN4'JI.u MsTRIMONll by TIL.
p.tintiT feoi4 tht ,itiVnsian.
Tie Biti states lint IN the 2nd day q
5laE iSi'; the piain'ia was married 10 tie
,ttipflannf IN the Ny t8 AnnIpolis, Mar
iund. and continued live together nnta
3Gout the 23st! sta 81 October. l.lI. wileh
til,, .ipIeadant without ANY iust CAUSE u
reason abandoned aIia described thp tlNain
.tin Tiias the ss'i,aIaiion oE the I;artiss
has continued wItaast interruption fee 3
ptrind exceeding htcf WARS ane Is assfl
;i4d a9iberate and without any lt4is,nalt,,
It1fa ar reeoncilati9a That tliFte chi
ngc one ~ WHOM N ,ifsN nNniE, Harry M.
FMrIar whose t.ii+tvds ne .tainiif prays
Flat the laintiii iehtt,s tlit tlefsnd TT 81
he a linu-resi.leus If tha State mifasfs
5wiIpreahnsts Ia het afa lukiiown.
II II thcrcuTan. this a9th ilay Of October.
1870 ordered by tl Elrcuit court for
Ammo Arunisl county III Equity. that iiie
plaintiff by causing 4 copy OF this aEder
~ BIZ inserted III satae NEWSPAPER, pub
Hshed IN Ante lliin.il eannty MafYlAIa
6irr eacls Week itt tlur successive w,srk n
before tile 18th Ft Ut NoyeinheT 1875
give notice 10 The aid Bon-resident de-
fenilaut Of The obie I aid sli,si9ne ~ this
Bill warntng lin al appear IA this 1niift
Iii person or by aniit tfr an ri Oafvr tine
1878 day ~ l1ecensbcs rext. To tiow efiise.
II any he has, WHY It lies rei sirsllhl not be
{ss,d IS prayed
M NJ, N00DWAI.p, Clerk
i,si. Copy. Fest
HN y N0opWAHD. Clerk.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27
WHAT $500 WILL
Do IN
GERMAN Marks

5000 viii t:o iii 100000 Marks for six
months time. Everg CENT advance
aLove the call rate VIII increase the
iiSessors profit Sl,ae0.00
sa5a viii fie up $4,000 Marks Every
CENT aaganee above call rate will
Increase the investors profit si50.Oa
$500 vill tis Up eoo0o Marks. Eyer,
CENT advance above tho call rate will
ircrease tie iayessofs pro.t; ssaO.N
$4,000 VIII sse IN 1000 Marks. Eselr
CENT advance gsoye call rate W!
/ increase the investors Eroas si0O.sH
When peace is declared and active
trading begins. II marks advance to
X their normal value the profit on a
100000 mark option would be $4,000
Profits fue,ua1e with the market.
Our Options are GOOD for six
months. and are guaranteed BY a
house Of highest financial standing and
further protected by ownership OF the
actual Marks.
The market today on Marks is low.
almost as low as last Spring and at
hat time Marks took sensational
rise, increasing almost 200ce, and
there we're a great many German
Mark investors who made big profits
TAKE ADVANTAGE or THE Low
MARKET
Now IS THE TIME TO bly,
There is no risk beyond the cost on
option~and there are no margin calls
Our firm allows you 10. trade on your
cntiens.
Writeo+ Phone for c.Fc4lar on how to
trade on options or forward your re-
niftance for six months option on
any Of the above amounts.
GEO. H PERKINS, & CO., nc.
SD Equitable Bldg.
Baltipcres I'D. Tel, St Paul 5aas-5sss9
Brsneh Oflces;
New York Philadelphia, Boston,
Washington.
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Eastport II. r.. Church

AT Passport ~ F. Church. The Rev.
John r Jaeger, pastor, scr Siees To-
morrow vii! be as follows;
10 u. M. Mems Bible Class
II a nj Preaching by The pastor.
subject burden Bearing
2.3O d. III Sunday School.
us i. III Hpworth League.
S p. m. sermon By me pastor. SUD
ject Sin"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27

II IL m Icetgre. subject AleleEt
and Modern Necromancy alias Mes
mevism and Hypn0tis.n. Denounced.
81 j. M Wednesday. TEST .lonial
Meeting
me Reaa Hoon IS oIen ever
Wetlres aay IrSs.n 20 n ~. wiieFe
all authorized t'tr.s ian Science ltl-
erasnre may ~ read purchased or
earrowe,] All eora.a.Iv Welcome
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27
sArI RDAf NOVEMBER = 1922
4nK NATIONAL policy TOWARDS
EDi1 ALTON

reported that when
lferlrng Income President us
ns rs AK angress q create
..4a.w portfolio secretary 81 Id
titstien and g appoint 4 woman
afinet member Tins IS MT
r,xoltltfonN i procedure as
II would haS been thought even
ye.u ago The enfranehise-
iaent 81 Women has pFaeticlliY
doubled the voting population e
tic country and i Is matter y
]. very short tlmc until Women
ii public office will be no novelty
II tic recent election there
uert Is woman candidates ter
1lgress. but only one was
elected Miss Mice Robertson q
'Ni4'''''''.'. 'l' 's''''e''9 : 49,
~ '''''i $ i''e'''''' s -
'''''' s - 800
u,W Legislature She viii have
three colleagues 81 her own seS
I =
i'''' 't'Aaie N''''s,'ti ''i'i'V''' ~
70 s 9fsh a''''e'''s' { ''''.'s'
eSl'e = legislator ifoia si'Ss jea'i7
i'etse R''ilkHl, g Montana IS
latter ) I't'aole service = 'i's -
tlonal legislature d'd lnueh 81
eflhS Women - l'''l'l's '''''
distaSof = 81 Sala tila3 MISS
Robertson. however, mas so''na
sense and mature polse, ana + l'e'
ap' g IS carried aAsaN - Us
aag'isilless 9 ilsF assoela'l''l's -
{ N'PFes''''''''Nf ~ S s''
sane 5 = 'ae N'',lsss 'e'ee''' 4.
we mace l'efSs'1 nSea my
Sl'ee'e'' y is''s' ! q ''os,
gays ti'r scores q state ftouse
l'sil''eFs 's''sl Cleaners 8 opeN'
some ''i4Sls'S 81 s'ls illa : way
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Il, b. u. A.

The International Bible Students
Association will hold their regular
services tomorrow as usual in knights
81 Pythias Hall. School street, as fol-
ows II a m. Berean Bible Study;
II 80 b. M. there will be discourse
by a visiting lecturer. All are cordial
ly invited
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Mt. ,aoriah 4. ". E. Church

Services at Mount Moriah a. NJ. e
Church. Rev j. r Jordan. pastor
tomorrow viii be as follows:
II A. NJ Preaching
2:3e p. m. Sunday School.
p. m. Preaching.
Rev A. 4. Murraso of Washington.
2. O., viii preach the sermons at this
church tomorgpW.
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ii. 4nne's Church

Services tomorrow. first Sanaas
Advent
7:s0-Holy Communion.
q 20 hurch school
Ii t,3 Morning PRAYER.
30 Evening PRAYER
All strings free and nnass:S hed
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Cllrissians Sclanea Serqfeea

Services al tiA Annapolis Christian
Science Society. s State Circle, vii!
be as follows: ii
10 q. a.-Saaaay Seboci
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w. e. & A. Electric
Railroad.
MlD.6lTY TERMINALS

Half Hanrly Service aiorn!ns ans' Eseit1nS
t;.tweeit Anaa3aMs lsnsiitaarn aNtl
Washington INT t4sii.' Alesie
tMnsl1nrtUn a,ld S-inP Nl..a'.-
messengers iiaEgc ~ SaAd
4 aatly lai!etiss@l
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aKAvE AN>troitS

IN. s-y,. Go Ga, 80. Ns.:ti. $50 ~
III III. lf.n 4. AS. 10 10. - ~
r4e1 MA ssau sti.0, 1.ias 80. lnz0
li.-H, T. u.
aarl4ar. Staia Hnnse S{aiiou Eb;tir,i
street and college Avenue, seven 81,
minutes earlier.
Connecting At Odcnton With 7. L. T.
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At THE CHURCHES
ST. ANSE.s PiRYsM

Protestant Episcopal. Founded 1852
Rev Edward n. Johnson. ~ p.
Rector.
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REPORT OF rllE CONDITION OF
The Annapolis Banking
and Trust Co.

RES9l t@ S

II
oSaafaffs slse N4a
S.ssA!e.
Stt's ~ ihoit'sS - 8 s.
iithAti& 81 -
afHi15ii s9t45s
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i'ftss..n is,ts.ks fn'
tlea'l sts,.TNa !, "
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tndi.ided l'r.dts
,. - i.i'egsst t4t a'le D, IA ~Ss IS
l'g i.r,,.,,.. s,.'t,:ts ..5 IN.
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YrAyE MAsnlNGToN

zoo. 200. s.tsl 500, iu.ua. Hoo ~ NJ 100.
lta .fm ss,0 saO0. al0 4al. 500
600. 7.on. 800 iL0s = A., ITO A. II
x-Daily except SUNDAY.
o--Loeal Annapolis - Batinore.
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FOR tickets and Information apply IL our.
city ticket atiircs: West street St4diaa
state lloHsa station college Ave,Iue alsd
liladen street; tary.l Hal. Maryland
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27
r.rAXE EAITTMoRE

i..asa. x...aa51. 81. a,5. l03a IT'S. 4. n.
iae..el, 81 aa1, :s:t5. x4aa. +..s5, X1.s,.
go. G;i5, 80, 3d. il..sj, i. NJ, Loo,
A. NJ
ALI iraila receive or discharge passengers
OF focal points between AnRaiiniis ana
SsnaI AeatietDy Junction aEi az i.lh-
tiiituln eli signa
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Special For ] his Week

YOU Can MY AZ HoMK-is .aNN Il
LIs--AAD tiNE M0NEg
For kmOkers-Fsai,eiltc Pipes
nc and ~ Itahher teln Plpc.
All Sc cigars NOW IL; box u Ats
0Ixs AND sHEi.Is
wlnebesteY. Remington, ~. IS tE1
guage, Pump Guns
H. q smith HAm,nefiess
I.ssker Guns. ~ and i0 guagr
ROLLER skates. all sizes. PAR
20 Per Cent or on All f.unuiaa ciea
EStrn loaded gunsheils
j.. LEVY
"a WEST sTRKnT rgfas.a
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Always taking in moro Immigrants
and never building any more In lsos
seems to afford more and more wars
FOR tho great American sarslinc
pack. Boston TRANSCRIPT
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-27

Bo;tied seft ifinks m, 1lslivef"i
when coins aioppea ia0 : new
vending .ssfgGe
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FOR RENT Snl DIN
e0nyeneufeS eai l9esie
j. g. Capif9l Giits
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Edwards Chapel

z d. IN Sunday School.
D m Preaching by the pastor
$50 p. M. Epwonh League.
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FOX RENT uihisa.
~ Charles stree
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Helen M.ate Taylor
W.
tirov. Taylor.

Iii tAe Clrris canri for Anne iltiadsl
Gaunsy l!Yofss M. ~
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True Copy Test
WI. y. INVOLUNTARY Gla.k
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ai II Naoi,W AHp. flerk.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-09-24
REFUSES To ISSUE
COMPELLING ORDER
NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SER
VICE COMPANY WINS SUIT
BEFORE JUDGE RAY.
MUST MAKE FIGHT IN STATE
Cities Of Greensboro and High Point
are vita1ly Interested In Final
Determination Of The Case

reensboro.-The petition OF tho
Southern Power Company filed In
Guilford county Superior Court, asking
for an order OF removal to the Unitei
States district court of the suit OF the
North Carolina Public Service COM
pany to compel the power company In
volved to continue to furnish electric
current to the public service company
after January 1, 1921, was definitely
refused by Judge Ray, who is presid-
ing over the present session OF Gull
ford county Superior court.
In brief, the suit which Judge Ray
says must be fought in North Carolina
courts, is one to make the Southern
Power company sell to the North
Carolina Public Service company cleo
trio current for resale to the cities Of
Greensboro and Hi. Point for city
purposes and to the inhabitants or
each for lighting their homes and op-
Grating the machines of their indus
tries, and also for use by the public
service company for operating its
street car system in each OF the cities.
Contracts for current between the two
corporations expired some time ago,
and it is alleged by the public service
company that they have not been re-
newed for the reason that the power
company asks an unfair and discrim-
inatory rate.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-09-24
Wife SOLD FOR TWO DOLLARS
Record Of Clerk Of Court of Carte
ret County Reveals what one Man
Thought Better Half was Worth

Beaufort,-In rummaging through
the records at the courthouse here
and other public records in the east
ern part of the State occasionally
some remarkable documents are
ioand. Such an instance occurred q
few days ago when B. M. Potter a
civil engineer of New Bern, was ex'
aiming some records in the clerks
office here. He ran across docu-
ment which sets forth the fact that in
December, 1904, one Abner Willis
sold his wife for the sum Of two dol
lars, furthermore he states that he
was truly satisfied"
The bill Of sale, was probated by
the Clerk Of the Court Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions as follows:
State of North Carolina. Carteret
county, Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions, June term, 1922.
] certify that the execution of the
above bill of sale was then proved IN
open court by the oath Of Benz. Le-
craft, the subscribing witness thereto
an dordered to be registered.
G. Rumley, c. c.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-09-24
To Open Enrolment Books


Registration books in the 1sfk vdt
Ing precincts In North Carolina Will
be opened for the enrolment OF vo.
tiers in the coming State and National
elections on September &c. and will
close three weeks later, on October 20,
according to an announcement by the
State Board OF Elections. 1t is esti
mated that upwards Of 100000 new
voters will be enrolled this year, TAX
ing together the newly enfranchlsed
women voters and the normal in
crease OF male voters for the four
year period.
A larger number Of new regstra
ton books will be required for the en-
lstment Of the new voters, and with
in few days circular letters will be
sent out by the board to the registers
OF deeds in the several counties, call
ing their attention to the fact that
poll books can be secured from the
Secretary of State without cost when
the books are to be used for the reg
istration Of voters in regular cleo
tions. 'The same books can be had al
cost from the Secretary Of State for
special registrations in local elections.
1t was brought to the attention OF
the board that IN accordance with a
custom of long standing registration
books have been purchased from the
State Department by private concerns
and retailed to local election officials.
In some instances, 1t Is stated by the
Secretary Of the board, w. r. Beasley.
the books have been sold at a profit.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-09-24
Report Of Census Bureau

Washington.-Th Census Bureau
announced the population Of four
North Carolina counties as follows:
Johnston county, 4S,99S, increase 7,
500 or 1873 per cent. Incorporated
places, Bensen, 1923; Cloyton, 1923 !;
Four Oaks, $50; Kenly, S27; Micro,
1888; Pinelevel 373 Princeton 4O3; Sell
ma, 1901; Smithfield, 1895. Warren
county BLAST; increase 1921 or 60
per cent. Incorporated places: Little
ton. ESQ; Macon, 49, Norlina, 567;
Vaughan, 273; Warrenton, 927. For
syth county, 1928. increase 29,958 or
633 per cent, Incorporated places:
Kernsvlle, 1918; Winston-Salem, as
395. Pamlico county, 5000; decrease
906 or 81 per cent. Incorporated
places; Bayboro, 439; Cash Corner,
1917; Oriental, 6O7; Stonewall, 21S;
Vandemore, 30S
Sampson county, 35,9O2; increase,
$500 or 1877 per cent. Incorporated
places, Autryville, 351; Clinton 2.110;
Garland, 3O1; Newton Grove, 1875:
Parkersburg, Isl Roseboro, 749; Sal.
emburg 215; Turkey, 146.
Hyde County, 1896; decrease, 454
or 81 per cent. Incorporated places,
Swan Quarter, 1874
Other Places sn North Carolina
Plymouth 1,847; Roper 1,043; Frank
linton 1858; Louisburg 1854; Enfield
1913; Roanoke Rapids 1869, increase
1859, or 1O1 per cent; Weldon 1861;
Siler City 1853; East Lumberton L.
OIL; Fairmont 1000.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-09-24
Report Of Population

Washington,-Tho Census Bureau
announced the population Of the fol
lowing North Carolina counties and
towns
Onslow county, 14,703 Increase 57S
or Al per cent Incorporated places,
Jacksonville, 656; Richards, 54S;
Sansboro 420.
Perquimins county: 11,137, increase
IS or 0.S per cent. Incorporated
places Hartford. 1,704; Winfall, 2SS.
Fender county: 14,7SS; decrease
6SS or "A per cent. Incorporated
places; Atkinson, 296; Burgaw, 1,O4O;
Watha, 1871.
Cherokee county: 1922, increase
1,1O6 or rs per cent. Incorporated
PLACES: Andrews. 1884; Culberson,
100; Barblo 1866; Murphy, 1874.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-09-24
A Valuable Acquisition

p Among recent valuable acquisitions
Of the North Carolina Historical COM
mission is the History of the One Hun
d.ed and Thirteenth Field Artillery,
by the Historical Committee OF that
regiment a beautifully printed and H.
Illustrated volume Of two hundred and
sixtytwo pages. The volume pre-.
sents the history proper and several
appendices, giving a facsimile OF The
Tar Baby, sketches of each company
and battery, an appreciation of the
regiment by their French advisor,
Lieutenant Jacques j. L. Poppelin,
Carvings On About Carrying On, by
George Graham, and interesting per-
sonal and statistical information. The
Roster OF the 18th F. A. by states,
counties and foreign countries is OF
particular historical value,
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-09-24
Walker Gone to Washington

Washington. 1t was announced
here by the national association OPP
posed to woman suffrage that Seth NJ.
Walker speaker OF the Tennessee
house Of representatives., who vigorous
ly opposed the ratification of the 18th
amendment, left Nashville for Wash
ington to urge Secretary Of State Col
by TO wltnuraw enc sun."s. t,.o>........
ton. This action of Mr.. Walker Is
based on the contention of himself
and other members Of the Tennessee
legislature that the amendment has
not been legally ratified, and great
confusion and many contests may
follow the November election.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-09-24
, State colleue Registration

The registration at State College
mad reached S02 with the enrolment
of students and is still under way.
Papers have been received, and the
applications of admission passed upon,
hfrom 100 additional men. These men
are enrolling from day to day and it
is expected that the total registration
will be between csc and 1000
The college laboratories, class
rooms and shops are not overcrowd-
ed. President Riddick announces
that thousand students can be acco.
modated in the collge plant.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-09-24

Lumberton. A five-weeks' cam
paign against the socalled social, or
venereal diseases in Robson county.
will be waged under the auspices of
the United States public health srvice,
the state board Of health and the
Robson ounty board Of health and
will be carried to every section of the
county.
The program will consist of motion
picture dramas, animated pictures,
stereoptican views, lantern slides, ex-
hibits of books on sex education, card
exhibits on sex hygiene, etc.
Separate meetings will be held in
each community for white and color
ed. The afternoon meetings will be
for women only and the evening meet
ings for men only.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-09-24
Nuts Grown In United States,

About the only nuts that have been
so far raised in this country on a large
scale are the English walnut and the
almond, the former mainly in southern
California, the latter in central Cali
fornia, also the pecan in the southern
states. The culture Of the pecan has
of late become an important and ex-
ceedingly profitable Industry in the
SOuth.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-09-24
Earmer.L abor Bank Project

Grensboro.-R. W. H. Stnoe, presi
dent of the North Carolina Farmers
union, in conjunction with several
other men, intends to open a farmer
labor bank here, plans being well ad
vanced Mr.. Stone and his associates
in the undertaking will hold meet
ing here for further discussion of the
plan. In an announcement, Mr.. Stone
asserts that the money for the new
bank is not to be sought for, that it is
in hand. He expects the bank to open
by next January J..