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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
FRIENDS THOUGHT He
COULD NOT RECOVER

suffering IL caused me, and then I
got rheumatism so bad my feet
swelled up until / could hardly get
my shoes off at night. Great knots
formed on my knees, and I just
suffered agony. My kidneys bother
ed me a great deal. and my back
hurt so bad 1 could hardly turn over
in bed.
We'll. none OF my family or
friends thought 1 would ever get
over my troubles, and 1 thought my
age was against me; but I'm con-
WINGED now that il doesn't make
much difference about how old a
man is. if he takes Tanlac for his
stomach trouble he can get in shape
again. For that's just what the med
icine has done for me. l have a
wonderful appetite now. and never
have a bit of trouble eating. All my
other troubles are gone, too, and 1
feel fully 90 years younger. I just
can't say enough for Tanlac. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12

headshIp Of the Czech Red Cross. did
not need TO look about 10 find out
the condition OF the country. II was
already written on her heart All
too well she knew that the child
ren's cupboards and porridge bowls
were empty. Their cries for help
were heard everywhere.
Hoover Weeps.
The newly-organized house had
little 20 run on II must get help from
outside until il could get itself in
order So IL was that Miss Masaryk
went 10 Mr.. Hoover in Paris and
told him her story.
Il. myself Miss Masaryk told
US. had seen so much misery that I
was hardened had only one
thought, thai OF obtaining help.
told my tale simply. II was with
surprise that / saw tears rolling
down sir. Hoover's face"
And Mr.. Hoover did help. He took
over the children's cupboard in
needy households. Meals OF the cor
rect number Of calories were served
and are stNl being served through
Czecho-Slovakia by the American
Relief association.
But the health Of the children had
been 20 greatly impaired by the war
years Of undernourishment and pri-
vations that It took more than food
10 make 1t normal. A remedy must
be found and applied at once unless
epidemics OF the worst kind should
sweep the land. Again Miss Masaryk
went outside for help, and this time
she knocked at the door of the
Junior Red Cross Of America.
The Juniors, like Mr.. Hoover.
answered Miss Masaryks call at
once Trained workers were sent
10 Czecho-Slovakia 10 solve the
health problem OF the children. The
result was that there started in the
spring Of 1920 a game whose pOpu-
larity vies with our national game OF
baseball Throughout the new re-
public It became known as the
Fight health" The children in
the public schools Of the four larg-
est cities-Prague. Pilsen. Bradshaw
! and BrunO-are now, so to speak,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12

soaked up TO their ears in IT, Tooth
brushes. soap and a card with seven
simple health rules take the places
Of bats. balls and score cards in the
Czech national game.
The Scrubbing Legion.
scrub, Scrub, scrub. There was
never such a scrubbing in the history
Of these old time cities. Play in the
open. correct standing and sitting
positures. windows open al night
who in Czecho-S iovakia had ever
heard Of these strange customs be-
fore?
Il wonder" said one Of the Junior
Red Cross workers one day as she
stood addressing a roomful of chill
dren," II anyone can tell me why II
is YOU are working so hard 10 win IN
the Fight for Health .
A legion pf hands shot into space.
a small boy in the corner was gwen
the honor OF replying.
I'VE wish TO win because Miss
Masaryk. our presidents daughter
wishes US TO grow into strong and
useful men and women.
A woman who can create this sort
OF feeling throughout nation. a
woman who has the needs of her
people constantly in mind; woman
who let's no detail Of her large
household escape her, cannot fail in
her task of converting a very Old
and very much out Of repair house
into a healthy. happy home for It's
children. Such a woman as Miss
Masarvk well deserves the name that
is hers. a great daughter of a great
president"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
HOOVER WEEPS OVER
STORY OF The POOR
IN CZECHO- SLOYAKIA
Red Cross Nurse Writes Of
Incident - Daughter of
Pres't Masaryk Idolizcd.
'Nritten by an American Red Cross
Nurse for International
News Service.


PRAGUE. AprI ILL., first met
Miss Alice MassaryE. oldest daurh-
Ger OF Thomas Garrigu Masaryk.
NE president of the Republic OF
Czecho-Slovakia. This meeting Oc-
CURED on "a Europeau express just
az we were pulling ont Of Prague
tate one evening. There were three
or as IN the party We were bound
Tor an orphauage lu RutherIa. which
no less person than tIss Mas8ryk
herself had begged the Junior Red
cross Of America 90 adopt asits own
temporarily.
- IL was a hot summer evening and
we were as tired as long hours of
neat and perspir.ng toll could make
us. our one thought was 90 lind a
good nights rest and that as soon
as possible Suddenly our little
czech Interpreter burst in upon as.
Cues who is on the train q" sne
said. her eyes shining with excite
ment.
Give it up" we replied yawning-
~.
Furthermore we don't care a
continental" draw,cd ustIessiy our
New England companion.
"Oh. but y0u wiz when you know.
IL is Miss AIasaryk the presidents
daughter. and she is planning % sat
mp ali night"
sit mp an night we echoed faint
ly. Whatever is the matter with
herr"
she didn't decide TO make the
trip until too late TO engage a wag-
on-lit." came the answer.
'Weu If that isn't democracy foI
you I'll cat my hat SANG ont "a voice
Of New England 81 doubt II we
could match il even in our America
Sne's a woman after my own heart
And what's more. she isn't going &C
approve her equal rights and rC
privileges "A minute longer I'm GO
ing 20 bunk with YOU. Sally Jane
whether you like 30 or not. and she
shall sleep as fine as silk i'm the soft
white berth that is mine.
And without another word on
reply she darted off. returning before
we had time 20 get our thoughts and
belongings properly arranged to re-
ceive tho honored guest
Father "a 0OdChindu.
The presidents daughter proved 70
Ice = sweet serious-faccd woman with
n very great deal of that indefinablc
thing we call personal charm" we
liked her at once. We were impress
sed with her sincerity and quie
grace. She spoke English perfectly
Afterwards. when we knew her bet
ter. we learned that her mother was
an American. a member OF the Gar
riEue family OF Shakespearean fame
Her father. DR. Thomas @. Masaryk
the president was the son OF q
coachman. He had climbed an OF
the prCvcrbial rounds of the poor
boys ladder, having been i'm turn q
lOcksmith. q blacksmith and a school
teacher. TO was the last calling that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
Fl. Wayne Citizen at 81 Says
He Can Now Do More
Work Than He Could at
50-Gives Tanlac Credit
for Remarkable Cure.

ct am now 81 years of age; but am
eating better, sleeping better, and am
able 10 do more work than 1 could
20 years ago" said John Wraight.
1857 W Main ST.. Fort Wayne, in
relating his experience with Tanlac
recently.
soon after I was ~ years old
commenced having trouble with my
stomach. and up until 1 got Tanlac
my life was just full of misery and
suffering After meals l mad awful
cramps. gas VIC uld bloat me until
just could not get long breath, and
1 got so dizzy ] couldn't stand up. 1
lost all desire TO eat because of the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
Our Navy In the
WORLD WAR

Don't miss a word of this gripping series.
Mr. Daniels will tell you an absorbing story
of fact more interesting than fiction. You
may go with him behind the screen of
secrecy which hitherto yelled many import
ant subjects. He will take YOU with him in
to the Conference room where momentous
battles of will were waged over mahogany
tables. With him you interview Lloyd
George, Clemenceau. Joffre, Balfour Ad-
miral JelliCOe. You will hear of almost in
credible feats of arms than we're perfumed
under stress of war. Secretary Daniels may
nay he will-tell you of how Prince Udine
caught the measles and of Taking the Lit
tie Nursery Rhymes Away to War
Richmond planet., 1921-01-29
PHYLLIS WHEATLEY BRANCH.
BlEi TRIhN~LE NOTES

The usual Nc>pcr Service was ilaid
nj the Phyllis Whcutlcy Branch Ola
last Sunday afternoon. The Assrmo,y ,
room was filed with earnest listcncl ;;
ami wei wiahcrS Those who came
out felt repaid after hearing the
sr!cnlid address on 'lIabi, l'nrma
ten" Interestingly delivered by Prot
=. G. I.rw:u. President of tn" Com.
mcrriHl Bank i.id Trust Co. The Busy
=" coraS under the direction of Mis-
i,ttrui" W2l'arTow: rendered 500 /
icnj. Mis- Ngl.r Fisher lcl juhilccs
t-w"rh he close "f tho program
cheese vrr" nioycd by nN.
On newt Sunday afternoon at r
O'Clock the program will hc in charge
Uf = " Girl R"s"rvc Division The
Opening Ceremony of the Girl Re.
serves will hc the interesting feature
Musical numbers Will he added to the
w",crnm. Nr. R"rina.l Mundin viii
cal program.
a very cordial invitation Ms extend
T.! 10 the puhhc to attend. Come out
bring Il friend and encourage ou,
young folks.
Ncspcrs begin promptly at five
o'clock.
On last Wednesday evening the
first of our series OF lectures was
held. DR.. Bessie Tharpa Interested
her listeners on the Care Of Children
The lecture was interesting and help
full.
Our next lecture Is scheduled for
"Wednesday February 2. on "1'he
Necessary Art OF Cooking" 1t il hoped
that all friends will meet with us and
hear this splendid lecture This lee
turc will be delivered by Mrs. ]. w.
Rar@o, Remember !the time and date.
Wednesday. February End. at o'clock.
On Wednesday, February 9th, the
A'hual McmberShip meeting will I've
held at the Phyllis, Wheatley Branch
We are hoping to sec every member
and friend OF the ASSorintion There
Will lie an interesting program put
~. There will he two adddesses. one
from the Central Association and one
;iom ono Of our citizens. The mce,.
in" Will hcwin ut s O'Clock.
We feel ENCOURAGED over the way
in which the friends Of tho Associat..
ion have responded to the Educat ional
program nut on for the winter month,
We hope that the public will con.
Time t" enrol! in the classes.
Richmond planet., 1921-01-29

The Th.rtythird anniversary OF
Lincoln B"u@':cial Clnh was held Sun
day. janu%4'y lGth. AT %:@0 +. NJ, at
tlc buchanan School Auditorium
Mhicl was filled to ovorfIowin2 By
~" friend" Il the club. Musical mum
h,v; r."'u rendered hv Il chorus direct
"d by Miss Eva Coleman accompanied
by Mrs. Elcanora Y. Jackson, pianist
Dr. Brs&:e B. TharpS delivered n
"hulc~om" address to the mcn Oflcr
il" for the Friends Orphan Asylum
Wl% raised
On Monday night, january 9th.
o." anMua; mc"'in" Of the club was
held after reading Of the financial re
Eort ~ III" auditors, which showed
that .hc club was in fine condition.
The following officers were elected
f"l the ensuing term:
w. Henry Henderson, president :;
Waiter White. vice president; B. p.
NandTvali. secretary; Chas Banks,
assistant secretary: w. l., johnson,
treasurer: w. H. Christ ian, Chaplain: !:
James Woodson. chairman; Willis
Thoim on sergeant: Henry Crllmp,
chori;tcr: JAS. ID. Richardson and
FRANK lianSbcTry, marShalls.
Richmond planet., 1921-01-29
TIE VIRGINIA NORMAL HAS
INTERESTING ENERCISIiS,

Petersburg, Na.-~Sunday, January
tW"nt y-lhird marked the beginning of
the ceremonies Of the m;d-wintcr com
mcncemcnt season. |, proved to be II
very interesting day.
At ninr,hilty in the morning. ap-
prolriatc exercises were held fn hon
o. OF the twcntr~2ight seniors who
80 graduating from the Teacher
Training Department OF The Sunday
: @luoI. The students graduating had
trcu under the inst: uct.un Of Miss
Isabel $ Frazier and Miss Felicia u.
Anderson.
&.'"s:;Il mu~.c for the occasion had
len prepared for ny MjSs Anna l..
!. nds3H. Tic address to the class
was delivered by Mrs. jamie Barrett.
experimentation ol ,h" Industrial
School for Girls at pcakes. Mrs.
Blrr"tt's address was timely. inStruc
tive and inspiring. Her subject was
Vision, Vitality and Victory" II
was developed in Il very interest ing
manner.
The diplomas we're presented 20 tho
class by Doctor John NJ. Candy, who,
in Il few wcll-choseu Words, pointed
out W tntHi tlic F1luc ol SuCn lr3ln-
::c and a"ctl them to go out into
'h"ir scv'":l C mmunittes and hello 10
deepen, broaden, and purify the r.
lirious life cl the people there.
From Il small beginning this de-.
partmcnt has g,twn rapidly until 4
now has an cn ~,llmcnt OF two l.un.
dr"d and siXty&cvcn students. Miss
drcd aud siNty-sevcn students. Miss
Edna Nj. Colson is director OF tho
Teacher Training Department and
Professor G. w. Florence is superin.
tendcnt Of the Sunday School.
AT four o'clock the sermon was do
livcrcd to the students who will bo
graduated from the Institute at tho
regular mid-winter commencement on
January 2Sth. The speaker of the oc-
caaion was Director Ryland Of Rich
mond University. Dnctor Rylnnd is
II quiet but impressive speaker. His
message had Il ring or ruth and sin
cor.ty which made it very effective.
His subject wns, aye are tho salt of
III" earth"
IN" commencement Exercises will
DO held IN the institute Chapel, Fri
daE evening. january 2Sih at which
I@nc Doctor Clark OF Virginia Union
University will deliver tho address,
Richmond planet., 1921-01-29
NO ACTION MOTION PICTURES or
COIORIiD (OMBSI UNITS
IN FRANCE;

Mr.. ]. Williams Clifforl, late first
Lieutenant Of Infantry and Special
Representative Of the Colorcd Sol
euranca and now President ana Ad
ministrativc head Of the Monumental
Pictures Corporation. stated last night
III IN informnA gathering of represen
tativc young men OF his laco. that he
was chagrincd and deeply hurt at not
finding any action motion pictures Of
NJ &ro Combat Units in the collection
Of moNon pictures taken Ivy the II. s.
Ss%nal Corps in Franco.
MIR. Clifford who is now rctting
hit n Negro News reel on the order of
the H2thc News desired ;n have some
81 these pictures in hhS first release
which Will he ready for distribution
the first OF February. lie was great
~ disappointed in tind:ng for the
most part only PICTURES Of The Negro
labor and stcvador~ units building
reads and handling supp,ic" ana or
'"'o".h "oldi"rs rcrlinE POTATOES and
"g"mg. He stated that ii was Il ter
r'h'" injustice 10 tho ccuragcous and
'rilliant nrhicvncntS Of ~" members
ut his race Of the famous 18TH Infan-
try OF New York and other combat
units that no p;cturc> wcar made
showing their intrepid aud damtlcss
bravery IN action on the Western
front ANA which 90 materially contri
bntrd 10 the glorious victory ana to
III" projection OF American honor and
integrity.
Richmond planet., 1921-01-29

cad 40 have had that business
timn Win Us last Friday night and
- know TIL We were O! 4 help to
t"@A ether. Come "sain for our doors
stand open 10 fellowship with the
right. Keep II going men on thc right
s'ic
il.d you ever see men running to
hear the word Of God explained? Yes,
for last Saturday 5 u. NJ. women and
mHn came trotting in ordor to be on
tame 10 hear DIR. ". II. Stokes, OK
plain the Sunday School Lesson. Not
surprise for Jesus has said: "If | be
lif al up from the earth I will draw
all men unto me. So let us rcmcm-
bcr that we are the Light of the
world ard the salt Of the earth.
~ ;hc Y. NJ. G. \. Third and
Leigh strcos last Sunday was Il rocnrd
breaker for the Lord by both boys and
mon.
10 !. ". great meeting for wo-
men WIS held N the rcnitcntiary.
$50 p. NJ. Tie cvangelistic meet
i.g% by the churches and the Y. NJ.
G. \. closed al the 9Th Mt, Zion
i'''pt ifi 'huitl f!OStti ana I(lt'lmDnu
h2a what she has not had for some
time. The down pouring Of the Holy
Srrh. DR.. w. r. Johnson was ut
his best in the spirit Of God. For the
mcSSa@c was full and went right to
tho souls of the men and DR.. II. V.
l'ryton was right with him to pu y,
thc truth. Five men were lead to &C
cept Christ and the whole bunch
which was Il large number was toucn
cl 10 the heart. Men who Calm to
"a'E straight found ont that tnav
Wrr" Going crooked and now what is
the cry-Christ is the way and not
the devil.
AZ The building the boys crowded
1. Nj. and the meeting was g0ui
one. Glad to see our friends stand
ready to holp us take care of the
boys who are our future men. Happy
to know that the young women al G
tie s"me ready to help us with thi3
departs cnt. We thank you.
Right to the building p. M. ami
ger q good seat so that you may enjoy
thc hour. The Sunday School Lesson.
MtA he on time Sunday ready for
hnrd nork and the other man.
Workers meeting 9:30 A. M. at .hc
building.
Now for ii great time with men in
ruiton at the Calvary Baptist church
80 p. M. The Skull and Cross Bones
meeting. Rev. Cobbs pastor of tho
church will give tho men one from
his soul. Subject: The Secret Of The
tt'N .2.. w. .-'+ vial
lead chorus nf men. The other "a;
low will play tho piano.
Richmond planet., 1921-01-29
Iirii.tl TENOR TAKES LONDON
our NATIONAL CAPITAL
20 YOU know,

- "
mat years ago Inc 'ai'l'ol WAS
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'""' 'f'S' Us '\''I' ~ c''Ios'eS
"''N Ho' P'' '''a III t''' '"P'''i /"
''"H"''
'h"' nch WIS f''h. :" r'l '''
n"F l"r E'S''HS !" "''h"ra" from
t"' ''Pl'"' ground"
'""' 'h' Yves, S'a, O, inc 'apl'o'
"H% nor lcrrac"a "Nli inc seventies:
lha' N"$a'hSton n'al1"d 'hc large
Richmond planet., 1921-01-29

TRAINING COURSES IN SOCIAL
WORK AT COMMUNITY HOUSE

The community House for ColOrpd
People. incorporated takes pleasure in
announcing Il training course in So
. cial work. open TO the members OF
the "acc. Of Richmond this winter. The
cHursc VIII consist both OF classroom
INSTRUCTION" and practical field work.
with families.
CLASS WORl\~--Thc class work
viz consist of lectures on the tcchni-
que of social work with families and
i"div'duols, t'nsS discussion Of cases
;rising in he fed Of charitable work
relief .truancy ana school visiting
child welfare ana Juvenile court
work and lectures on social diagnosis
"'m"rt "nd 'ul'rw.up work.
Th" Community House is pleased to
"nnonn"c that tn; course will be 2iv
cn und"r th" direction of Miss Mary
nnrur. Instructor in Social Case
Wcr)t in the Richmond School of 50.
"'sl W"r't ana ilcnlth
Judge Jas. Ilogc Ricks Of the Rich.
m"nd Juvenile Court. Miss Louise
Price state Boad Of Charities and
ether authorities being invited to dis
cusS special phases of work
The class will meet Tuesday cvcu-
'ngS February rs to June Z. from 1880
to 9:20 nj the Community House for
ColorH People. 2 West Marshall ST.,
City.
PRACTICAL FIELD WORK--Field
work Will be under the direction of
the staff Of tho Community House. ana
students Will be given actual oxpcrl-
cn"o In social work with families and
other types of charitable work. Each
student will be expected to devote
from six to eight hours per week to
practical experiences. Field work
schedules will he arranged individual
" with each student by Mrs. Lillian
II. Payne. Executive Secretary of
fhc Community House with whom
Mrs. Ralph Johnson. chairman of the
C'Ec Committee will cooperate In the
supervision Of field work. II absolute
~ impossible to arrange field work
schedules. exceptions will be consid
cred and arranged.
TN" fee for the course will bc ten
dollars ($l0.0o) This includes both
Cas- work and field work.
l''It'OSE~-i'hc purpose OF the
co'iNo is to afford to members OF tho
race. IN opportunity for both Dracti-
cal and theoretical training in social
work.
TIC course is also D'rnns = to enable
''Hctors 10 gain know ledge Of So
tia' work ana also 10 SECURE "rcLit -
"nrd th, renewal of icachcr's ,>crti
f'"at".
PEn1T-EHluir"." t,r the ro
nrw"l Of teacher" certificate, srcci
f11I 1,S bn ,.i O.,
Richmond planet., 1921-01-29
FULTON ';(>VES.

Cur Sunday School seems TO hc
'r"h"'A /" Er"oioc work for the mas.
Yer and III" snN"rin: cnlcn: is calling
upon ehrh member Of his Executive
'ah'ne' for thci" co.operat;on.
Brother Lake Terry, one of onr
E"ndAy School boys save us very
interesting talll in the school and
church.
ll:3h a. ~. Rev. C0hhs preached q
Wond"r'nl Gcrmon from the "Thrce
i'''r"W fhildrcn." Rev. S. G. Bur.
rcll Of tho Y. NJ. G.. A. was present
Mrs. Ruth Jctcr. Res sic Johnson
ana Charlotte Lewis have been added
TO our sick list.
TomorroW, 80 4. NJ Rcv. Conhs
Wlii preach from "SampSon Riddle"
! FhoW Nou are coming ont to hear
him
The Sunday School Union will con
v'ne $50 p. N. at the Mt. Carmel
f:apNi>t church.
Richmond planet., 1921-01-29
IN MEMORY.

TROY-In memory of our dear moth
or. Sidonic Troy. who died three
years ago. January 2Sth. 1918. Our
f"thcr. Rev. William Troy. sixteen
years ago, November 18th, 1905.
Jhere was IN anglo band in heaven
JHat wasn't quite complete.
God took our dear mother and faith.
or
TO fin the vacant seat.
we would :acrificc al pleasure.
Endure any pain.
Ii wo cohlh nIlv cla*n them.
rin -.
THEIR CHILDREN.
ANNIE. WILLIAM & ISAAC,
Richmond planet., 1921-01-29

EiIE WHITE, THREE Cnl.OltED
SHOT WHEN RACES CLASH.

N,rhna, \. G., january %. --Eioh.
men, i've white ana three coiorrd
were wuundcd, two pei nap" fatally, III
a near race riol ut TIE Norllna ra!'
ro"d station hrtHoch / aud O'Clock
this morning. aId noW inIttrn Ne
gruc5 ,hurhrI VITA i.;,rt.c.p.,,lun IN
the Snrut .nS. Az III Warren louL,!
j..i. 1T Wurrcntuu Ill dC.&ut y! bHlId,
ranging nom s..t@ u $1,000.
rae wounded ncn are II. l.. Tr,'lor
whi,2. i~uyd 1r,ilor. Nnltc; IL. y.
RaijicE. white; ". j. Ipahusch. waite
ii. \. nsroc, white; Claudc jones,
coiorcd; lclomc Iiuntvr, cUlU. i and
liuhC,, Nos., ColUrcd.
TkD"BLI STARTED TUESDAY,.
The difficulty This morning followed
bad feeling which has been growing
since Iurauay. On lnut day, accord
ing 10 Chirl o! Po.lcc 5. l.. tlcmminS
Oi NoriIna RUNNER BuI .ock, color
ed went into the store Of J. Il. vii.
liam$, a merchant OF Norlina,, and
sought To buy 10 cents worth Of ap.
plos from Brady Traitor, clerk. The
Negro proiCSjed satisfaction with
his purchase and wanted his money
back. The exchange was objected after
some words. whcrcupon the Negro
cursed 'rrnilor, it is said, and threat.
encd him.
According to the chief OF police the
Traitors received word last night that
tho Negroes were orBaniZing to make
good Plummer Bullock's threat. BE
-
had gathered at the Scaboard depot,
some Of them it is said with shot.
guns.
llaby Trailor brother of Brady, ap
preached Matthew Bullock apparent
iy the leader of the Negroes, and ask
ed him what the trouble was about.
While they were talking. according
TO evidence brought out III the pre-.
dtmlnary hearing this afternoon, Jc.
rome Hunter, colOred walked up and
fired at Trailor from close range. The
white man fell and Hunter shot him
twice rs he lay on his back
SHOOTING BECOMES GENERAL.
The shooting then became gcncal
and in it w. ]. upchurch, engineer Of
a switch engine and II A. Raincy and
II. y. lnEcoc car inspectors were
snot as Ihny were about their work
on the railroad yards.
Matthew Bullock said to have been
the leader Of the Negroes made his
escape.
Ills escape and the roundup made
by Il posse of white men formed short
~ after the shooting this morning
tailed 10 locate him. Thirteen how
ever were arrested and committed 10
jan III default Of h7:,ds, after prclim
mary hearing before Justice of Peace
j. &. Hardy, of Norlina.
While the situation appcars ouirt
mere tonight, there were rumors that
an effort might hc made by Ncerocs
OF Warrcnton four ni,cs from here
10 ilbcratr members Of their race in
JAIL. Feeling w?& high this morning
among the white people Of the com
l"nhltE but has apparently Gained
down tonight. Ta@kcr Polk, prom
heht Attorney appearing for the State
inns afternoon made q talk 10 the
assembly gathered for the prelmi-
nary hearing in which he counsclcd
for law and order.