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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-08-11
Sale anO Want Column

For SaIe-Up-to-date bungalow with a. 4.
tic five rooms and bath terms TO sun
107 West Oath avenue.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-08-11

Splendid Block Stroller, with noou.
nearly new largest size; can be useu 9
a coach. 227 East Maple avenue.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-08-11

Whoever stole the lumber from bep
wood avenue and boardwalk useo hene-
the. Legion Auxiliary Bazaar, tor sn3lsman
fit of Blesse Haven, will be GEM ~ will
enough to return same. Blesse Have came.
res the benefit of $3.50, the price OF s@D
VIM. H. Smith.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-08-11

Lost-Gold medal pin on boardWai r. los
itials 7. w. SIS reward if returheu
West Glenwood avenue.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-08-11

For Sale-Thor electric washing mac1ln'
$55. No. 5 E West WildWoou'
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-08-11

For Sale-Horse, good puller. 4"0
Wildwood venue -
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-08-11

For Sale-One Prima electric 10 West
new. Apply to Thomas F.. Trout I
Wildwood avenue. -
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-08-11

Wanted-Man with car to sell pes week
priced Cord Tires made. $1OO.VV - capsl
and expenses. Wolfe Tire Co.. zoi'
Benton Harbor, Mich.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-22

Bien conocido es por todos, que po-
seemos un cerebro, I'M c0raz6n, pullno-
mes, higado, pancreas bazo, rihones,
etc. los cuales, todos cada uno de ellos,
son indispensables para el funcionamien-
TO de Ia vida. Los hsi6logos, desde haoe
nucho tempo, han estudiado practica-
mente sus dlversas funciones, unicas,
de Gala lno de eilos, en- la vida del ami
nal y como consecuencia han llegado q
la conclusion mas exacta sobre la nor
malidad y anormalidad de los mismcs.
Sc ha medido la capacidad de algunos,
las ssereciones de otros, eI ritno de
unos, la expansion de otros, 10 que i'm
p,icaria la anormalidad de uno en- el
ciclo de los demas. Sc han localizado
sus limites normales y anormales, EN-
fin, Sc ha hecho un estudio SECURE, cier-
to, s6lido Y eficiente en- cuanto a su To-
calizaci6n. tamano estrnctura, funcio-
nes fisiol6gicas y por 10 tanto, papel
exactc que llenan en- la economic hui
mana.
Por el contrario, Ell cuadro no es tan
halagador, tan precise y tan cierto,
cuando vamos a estudiar unos cuerpos
mucho menos Voluminosos, de secrecio-
mes internas mny complejas, de funcio-
namiento muy heterogeneo, de analisis
muy siitil y complicado y a los cuales
Sc les ha llamado las glandulas endo-
.crines Estos cuerpos, algunos de ellos,
cuyo tamafo no excede seis MILNE
tros de largo por tres de ancho, tienen
un papel tan grande que llenar en- el
cuuilibrio del animal que su extirpaci6n
total causaria la muerte en- pOcas hcras.
A IN holhbre podria privarsele de sls
piernrs y sus brazos y continuar una
vida sana y fuerte. Sin embargo, no
podrfa privarsele totalmente del cuer-
po tiroides cuyo peso no excede una
onza nj de la glandula pituitaria cuyo
volurnen no excede al de un garbanzc,
sin causar la muerte en- un t6rmtno de
vein*icuatro a cuarentiocho horas. Estos
cuerpos, al parecer sin valor, son los
que estan siendo objeto de continues es
tudios de analisis constantes para asi
resolver un problema vital en- el cam
po de la medicina sea el estudio de
las secreciones internas. CualQuier hi
per hipo-secreci6n de una de dichas
glandulitas, producen desequilibrics en-
el ORGANISING los cuales serian muy lar
gos para enumerar sin cansar el lee
tor. Apesar de los hermosos innumera-
bles trabajos llevados efecto en-. va
rios amos en- las principales salas de
experimentaci6n en- America y en- Eu-
ropa ia patologia de las glandulas endo-
crinas nos presenta muchos puntos obs
curos debido que cada vez que Sc
ahoada y Sc adelanta mas en- la fisiolo-
gia de las glandulas de secreciones in
ternas las dificultades que Sc presentan
son mayores v mas complicadas. Por
consiguiente, su function fisiol6gica no
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-22
iQue son las glandu-
las endocrinas?

esta aln bien determinada pero sc ha
Ilegado a la conclusion que existen reac-
clones mutuas entire elias va en- una
misma orientaci6n va en- un sentido
anatag6nico. KS debido esta simila-
ridaa v disparidad entire sus acciones
que ell clinico Sc encuentra ante una
tarea ardua y batalla con un enigma,
la rnayoria de las veces, en- su esfuer-
20 diario tendente individualizar los
distintos cambios patol6gicos consecuen-
tes de los varios trastornos alteracio-
mes de dichas glandulas sus repercu-
clones sobre 81 ORGANISING. Los uufmicos
fsioi6logos han cristalizado la idea y
han concebido los extractos de dichas
glAndulas y han dosifcado y estudiado
su acci6n terapeutica resultando tener
acciones mfltiples. Asi unos son hi
pertensores, otros hipotensores, unos
regular el metabolismo del azicar, otros
la fijaci6n destruction del tejido adj
poso, unos modifican la piel, otros Ell
crecimiento, otros la inteligencia, otros
las caracteristicas secundarias del sexo,
estos sobre el tejido 6seo, aquellos sobre
el mGsculo involuntario etc. La glandu-
la tiroides por ejemplo, esta en- correla-
ci6n intima con casi todas las deinas
de secretion interna estableciendc asi
relaci6n con unas y con otras y obran-
do por 10 tanto en- Ell nismo sentido o
en- sentido opuesto. De un modo con-
trario las modifcacfones de las otras
gl&ndulas repercuten sobre la actividad
tiroidea.
Todas estas sinergias, y oposiciones
funcionales, dejan comprender Guam ar
dra dificil es la tarea del sabio que
Sc esfuerza por individualizar estos
cuerpos, aislar sus secreciones, anali-
gar su composition, defnir sus accio-
mes terap6usicas y comprobar sus apli-
caciones cientifcas. Junto con este es-
tudio profundo de valor inestimable
para la Humanidad Sc han efectuado
los ingertos glandulares, para rejuve-
necer, basados en- identicos principles.
Sus resuItados han sido probablemente
psiQuicos y fugaces pues Ell desgaste
natural, propio de todo ser y de toda
cosa, me parece que esta algo mas lejos
Que en- las pruebas hechas por los idea
listas en- esta ciencia moderna que la
mamos ENDocRINoLoGIA. Ell hom-
bre con ell ansia de vivir, con Ell deseo
innate de los goces naturales, con Ell
alma inclinada a todo 10 bello y 10
grande, Sc esfuerza por proiongar la vi
da mas AHA de los lffnitBs naturales, y
ciaro esta que surjan eatos grandes
hombres estudien, analicen, y ahon-
den en- los secretos de la creaci6n inves-
tigan5o algo, rebuscando algo, y encon-
trando algo que cuando menos los psi
c6iogos estaran completamente pronto
a aceptar
DR.. E. @. sEGARRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-22
Notas de Ia IsIa
DR.. E. Q. sEGARRA.

do diacono: mocencio Costa, guarda
.emp.o interior; Jose Maldonado, guar
Ga temple exterior y ec6nomo: Hilario
Martinez, portaestandarte; J. M Vega
Riollano, primer experto Jenaro Mar
chan, segundo experto
MIsAs DE AGUINALDo.- Dieron
comienzo hoy sabado. Estruendosas
bombas nos despertaron la vida q
CSC de las cinco de Ia mafana, unl
alegre diana invitaba a la comunidad
a dejar la CANA para disfrutar de los
primeros albores de I'm nuevo dia los
acordes de la mdsica. Luego de fnaai-
zada la misa, comenz6 la orquesta Z
oar asaltos al comercio. FL pueblo Sc
divierte. Bastantes penas SURE en- 81.
lencio.
EsTACION RADIO TELEF ONIOA:
Sc ha organizado aqui una sociedad
radio telef6nica a iniciativas del Sr.
Enrique Leiguarda y de otros entusias
tas A nuestro entender, es esta esta-
zion una de las mas inportantes de Ia
Isla, v una de las que mas atlas torres
tienen. Sc efectuaron va los primercs
ensayos, y Sc oye acknowledgements bien
cuanto concieFto So celebra en- sen
Juan. Es el objeto de la misma, ei CO.
municarse con todo el mundo. Felicita-
mos sinceramente los promotores de
esta civilizante empresa.
Sc CONSUME LEcHE PURA: De
hido la plausible campaia que m
venido desarrollando en- esta poblaci6n
e. competente inspector de Sandal,
tCcntinna en- Ia 5a. pagl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-22
NorAs DE JUNcos

sUBASTA PARA Ell ENHANCHE
DEL AcUEDUCTO:- Sc ha procedi'
do va por el Hon. Comisionado del
servicio Publico la publication de "a
fecha y procedimiento seguirse en- "a
celebration de la subasta para la eje-
cucion del ensanche del acueducto, Ia
0ue Sc verifcara el treinta del presen..
te mes. Is este 81 comienzO de las di-
versas obras publicas que Sc habran de
ejecutar aqui. FL pueblo esta de pla
GENES, por el dinero que ha de circr-
lar, y por la signifcaci6n de las obras
para la salud de sus habitantes.
LA LLUvIA X Ell TABACo.-- Sc
dice con insistencia que esta epoca llr-
viosa esta perjudicando demasiadc s
las plantaciones de tabaco, debidc ]
que es esta la temporada de la tras
plantation de la semilla. Hemos sabido
adem6s, que ha escaseado mucho este
ano la semilla, habiendose vendido poc-
clio a precios nunca vistos. Un fraca
so en- la cosecha del tabao, ocasiona
ria Juncos una rnina en- toda la III
rea, puesto que es la iinica fuente que
ca vida durante todo Ell afio esta
comunidad. veremos como Sc presen
Ia la situacidn.
LA LOGIA CABALLEROS DE LA
NoCHE Procedi6 esta logia a las
ciecciones anuales, habiendo sido cleo
ia la siguiente directiva que ha de
regir los destinos de esta institution
Gurante el afo 1928: sres. Jesns Ma
ia Cortss venerable maestro; simpl-
clio J. Cordero, primer vigilante: Ar.
eel Gonzalez, segundo vigilante; Mi
guel Mufoz, secretario: Francisco r.
Tizol, tescrero; Carlos Garcia de la
NOceda, orsdor; DR.. jose Barreras, al
rutado a Ia g. Logia; Francisco Apsn-
te, primer diaccno; @. Figueroa segan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-22

Ell. VESUBIO

rartksipc Z kG nunaeresA sllsnsslA
eus nusvamsntS nas sneusntro q
frsnts dc xnts tcrsdltAdO Regtaufahi
aondS s1eontrAfth an sxmsradO sss-
ytci0 i n earsA
ss AdlKfth AbsnNdsn D eNNna tAA
~ Ios saBssS6s spAkustti Z svs1fl
vikAEss n1NxEwK
AiixA -. N8k t6kh. TsltfOns eps
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CENTRAL

aaiSsdh SeassFufaa 6HTssskNsne
4. H0t@l mcdsrnAments aquipads
- ansenp0f. habitaeiones con Be-
selxfono. tiInbres , euanto re
,-se u nodsrno "eonf0rta. Plan
sap<c ReskauFant Il eArsa. TsN
snnop ss1-1i44 Bnv lzea. Baa
* rlsxa prsnslyAl. aan 1uaa
asrss Rise.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-22

nOl fU3. EScUiNf ~@
cAfE EeHT AslE AAAsr
barvlcl0 Z n cafsA. Preoloa. :.
o. vtct0 10 nnSIof - B1n Jssms
tfSrs unA vIxIfA i - do1sAnoars
pvnFsl3tmrlr wMxgenr Asas1As''ss
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E.ARIBE

Sisnado W u eonaE6n A. y staaA&
pvrfectAmsllts acOnditiOnadc con 70
svs loa Adelantos modernoH: AsssA
ssr, rxiefohos, Tlmbrss, MAgnansss
hkbitAciUnes con bAno privado , efse
sos .anitArios. EspecIaI sonfort pase
famiIiss viaiGAtss rrseisz s6cse
FadOa
TslksOhu 4s4 zoos, =. .. bez svs
6.nIle a. SAN FraneiSse. NJ, ~
~ JAA6 p
10 UUE UsTED NEcEsITA
Antes Due NADIA. toda persona
necesita corner bien Y dorttlir
confortabIenaente. listed puede
obtener anlbas cosas en- Ell Hc-
tel San Francisco, Ell cual cuen-
Ia con I'm nuevc local, construi-
do expresamente. EI hotel esta-
ra situado en- Ia esquina San
Jbsto a Luna. 'tiabra habitacio-
mes frescas " ventiladas, pro-
pIas para hombres solos v ma
tFimonios sin hijos. En- cuanto a
conidas NADIA neior. Habra nu-
ft1erosas personas que atiendan
las mesas y en- la cocina. Tam
bi6n Sc sirven con1idas doni-
clio. Prontitud " esnero es 10
que demanda ell sigIo. Para mas
informes, dirljase a Rosario Cas-
tfo, TeIsFono 1 5O0 San Fran
cisco as.
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AkECIBO, Plaza Principal. Msesl
sfs. Colmado y Restaurans nj Ne
sr de Arssibo. Eitis para 'S6spA4vi
:. aAexs a Motsl
rEDnO OhFl.
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BALEARES

Tel 1913, ApaTtado 1903. pTopietsTi
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-10-12
Wednesday A Great Day
Rockingham Was Host to Several Thou
sand People Wednesday at Two
Cornerstone Layings. Fine Speeches
by Lockhart and Poteat. Splendid
Parade. Nine Masonic Grand Lodge
Officers Present.

Rockingham has entertained large crowds in the past but
probably years. has such large asembage gathered
here the Wednesday the laying Of ths
ing The July lS 1912 Worlwar celebration brought huge
crowd here but yesterday gathering estimated to have been as
large if not larger conservative estimate would place the
crowd at 5000.
The Grand Lodge of North Carolina A. F. A. M had been
requested by the County Commissioners and School to
formally lay cornersones and Rockingham Lodge No 495
put forth every effort to insure ecous day. The various COM
The Grand Master James III Webb of Hlboro and Grand
Secretary William Wilson, OF Raleigh arrived Tuesday night
The Shrine Band from Charlotte the early train Wednes
day. S strong and the costumes by the members and their
elegant music made striking impression on the people
The band gave concert l0 o'clock the hotel corner and
at 1J the Grand Lodge convened in The Garden kindly
loaned by Mr. French The Comandery assembled 10 in the
Asylum Promptly at 1880 the Masons filed from The Garden
and preceded by the band and the County Officials and followed
by over so Sir Knights uniform marched to the courthouse
Mr. Barnardt charge of construction for Little Son. had
prepared large platform and the grounds nicely cleaned
The procession arriving at the platform opened ranks for the
Grand Officers pass through choir Of 100 voices sang All
Hail Power Jesus Name after the Acting Grand Chaplain
Howard Harz had made the opening Then the formal
the Board Commissioners made e formal Grand
Master that the stone be laid and doing spoke for three min
es eloquent vein concerning his coymen and the edice
The brass box containing the records etc description OF articles is
Grand Treasurer Everett and Architect C. Hook Then
Deputy Grand Master Hubert Pat stepped forward and scattered
stone emblem Of plenty Senior Grand arden
Gand Everett poured VINE p g an emblem q 10y
oil it an emblem of peace After the further
hy Acting Grand Marshal B Payne Mr. Don Philips "a
few words introduced Commander James ockhai q the Sae
Legion Mr. Locka spoke exactly 10 minutes and rarely have
our people listened patriotic deiveance was gem
After the courthouse band then came O school chill
laid the paadeWas formed This dren then score OF uniformed
parade splendid affair and men, then the WOOD
inspiring Headed by the Shrine Continued Page ~
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-10-12

On Wednesday of last week when the case against Younger
Smith, charged with selling whskey called trial Super
Court the attorneys for the defendant Messs James A. Lock
hart and F. Don Phillips presented His Honor Judge F. Long,
an affidavit wherein was asked that the bill of Indictment be
squashed for the following h because member of the
Grand jury Hasty also member of the Town Commis
sones who employed detective to here to ferret out the
cases. 2d because asy and other members of the Grand "
members of the Mcendon Club that is active the prosecu
ton of these cases. 3d that L. D. Fruchey member the
Grand Jury is also County Commissioner and that the County
Commissioners paying part of the detectives salary 4 that
another member of the Grand jury L. Hawey member of
the Ku Kux Kan which is charged with prosecuting the
5 that other members of the Grand Jury belong the K K K
Immediately upon reading this affidavit to the Court the Judge
ordered taken that the State could prepare
adavts The day. Oct 5t the aavs
the Court denying empatcay that any bias Or improper mot
i've acuated the Jurymen finding true BILL and matter of
fact when the tried the following day petit jury be-
eved the evidence Of the detective and found Smith guilty
cases and the Judge sentenced him theoads for Is months he
began serving his sentence Saturday,
nasuch these adavts have aroused much interest," the
DISPATCH printing them in full that the people may
just what they contained.
The first affidavit the filed by the liquor mans attorneys
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-10-12

Gov. Morrison is spending to
night in the city.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-10-12
Klu KIux Klan Parade.

Around half a hundred disguised
white-robed individuals paraded the
streets of Rockingham Wednesday
night at $50. For an hour or more
the streets were pretty well lined
with people awaiting the appear,
ance Of the Klu Klux Klan, and
when they appeared marching up
Main street much speculative guess
Ei ing was aroused as to the identity
Of the disguised ones.
Promptly at $50 three white-rob.
ed figures, hooded and walking
abreast, appeared around the court
house corner and marched up
Main street. The center man bore
aloft a cross. Behind them in single
file came several Klansmen, and
then three more abreast, the center
man carrying a U. S. flag. After
them came about 40 other Kluckers
marching single file, and about ten
feet apart. The parade went up
Main street to Lawrence, thence
down that street to Green, then
to Rockingham depot corner, then
again to court house corner and
again around the two squares. This
was repeated four times; but by the
time the fourth round was made the
spectators had had enough and the
novelty had worn off. Some several
onlookers when the parade first ap-
peared tried to create some ap-
plause, but aside from a smattering
of handclaps, the appearance was
received in silence. The X. X. X.
evidently changed their numbers on
each round, as on the first there
were IS, the second 46 and diff
ferent number, each of the next two
rounds. About 9:15 the Kluckers
came through the streets in cars,
and drove through the colored sec.
ton of town. II is thought that
most of the paraders were from
Hamlet and Wadesboro. And
Rockingham men who are supposed
to be members were conspicuous
by their appearance on the streets
when the parade passed, establish
ing, as it were, their own alibi. And
when a parade is held in other
towns, no doubt the Rockingham
members parade and the home
members take front rank in the on
lockers.
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Purse Lost.

Purse Lost.
Lost, today Oct 12th) in Rock
ingham a lady's purse; contains
Bennett Bank & Trust Co. blank
checks; also about $13. Reward
for return 10 Post Dispatch Of
flee. advt
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-10-12

The Democratic nominees will
speak at Mangum Oct, 10Th at
10, Covington at 3, Norman Oct.
20th at 8, Ellerbe at 7:30, Rober,
del No. l Oct. 23rd at 7:30, Led
better's 24th at 7::30, Pee Dee No.
Il 25th at 7:30, Hoffman 26th at
8, Roberdel No, 2 9th at 7::30,
Crosland school 30th at 8, Zion
31st at 7.30, Steele's Mills Nov.
1st at 7:30, Midway Nov. End at
7:30, Hamlet 3rd at 7:30, Rock
ingham courthouse Nov. 9th at
7:30.
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Carolina 20, Trinity 0.

A number of Rockingham men
went to Chapel Hill today to see
the University : Trinity football
game. The University won 200.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-10-12
R,ham IL, Fletcher Q.

Rockingham highs and Fletcher
Memorial team (from near McColl
battled vigorously ON the gridiron
here Wednesday, October 18th, Rock
ingham winning IL to O. The Flet-
cher boys played strong game and
a clean one. There were no penal.
ties, other than offside, and no kick
ing or misunderstanding. About
two weeks ago Fletcher defeated
Raeford 70, and now R'ham has
whitewashed Fletcher.
The R'ham team leaves here to-
night for Shelby to play that team
tomorrow (Friday). This game will
be played under decided handicap
by Rockingham, inasmuch as a
game was just played yesterday
One day intervening is not nearly
sufficient; however, Coach Law.
renee and the boys wanted to have
a game for the cornerstone laying
crowd to witness and so played yes
terday. The tomorrow game was
scheduled sometime ago. Charlotte
highs only defeated Shelby 100 last
week, and though Shelby has pow
erful machine and our. boys are still
jaded from yesterdays game, yet
nevertheless they will play their
best and give a good account Of
themselves. And this is not written
as a defense in advance, either.
The R'ham team plays Asheboro
here October goth, Ellerbe here DC.
tober 9th, and Hamlet here Novern,
Der 3rd.
The Fletcher Game.
A summary Of the Fletcher
Rockingham game played here Oc-
tober 18th shows Rockingham made
IS first down to by Fletcher.
Rockingham made a number OF
pretty forward passes, caught by
Johnnie Webb. The line plunging OF
Frank Ellerbe was particularly eff
fective, and Crawford Lisk showed
up we'll; lie is running low and
lodging better. In fact, the team
as a whole played as a unit, with
no one starring; that's what makes
a winning team.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-10-12

North Carolina, Richmond County.
In the Superior Court October
Term, 1922,
State VS.. Younger Smith. 4
Younger Smith, being duly sworn,
makes oath:
|. That the present Grand Jury
for this county was impaneled on
the - day of July, 1922, and found
the bill in this cause against this
affiant on the End day in October,
1922.
2. The Board of Commissioners
of the Town of Rockingham has
Continued on Page 2.)
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-10-12

Last weeks term of Superior
Court for criminal cases began
Monday, Oct. End, and adjourned
Friday afternoon, Oct. 9th. Judge
B. F. Long presided.
The next term begins Nov. 9th
Continued on Page ~
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-10-12
SUPERIOR COURT

Stealing Horse Lands Boy
S Years on Roads. Youns-
er Smith and John Steen
Convicted in Blindtiger
Cases. Smith Is Months,
Steen IL Month on Roads.
Steen Appeals. The Chain
Gang Got 8 Recruits from
Term.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-10-12

There will be an important
of the Parent-T Teachers Associ.
alton on Thursday, Oct. 10Th, at
3::30at school auditorium. Officers
will be elected. Every mother is
urged to attend, and join if you
are not a member.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-10-12

Sept. 30: Lawrence Roper and Lot
tie Griffin, colored.
October Z: Lonnie Jones and
Della Pemberton, colored.
October AZ; Robt. G. Todd and
Lily Goodwin, white. sss 4
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-10-12

Officials: John McAulay and c. L.
Page, umpire and referee; time
keeper, w. N. Everett, Jr.; quarters
IL, Is, II, Is. Attendance. 500.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-10-12
Pony for Sale.
For Fsale, a pony. Apply to
Mrs. w. F. Long, Jr. advt

Found, one female brindle and
white dog. Pay for this notice
and get dog. advt
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in Liquor Case

Whiskey Ring Strikes Snag. Affidavits
Filed in Superior Court Last Week
Attacking Action of Certain Mem
bers of Grand Jury in Finding True
Bill in Whiskey Case. Counter Affii-
davits Filed By Grand Jurymen and
Prominent Citizens. Moral Forces
of County Aroused.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-10-12
Comparative Cotton Figures.

With view to suggesting the possibilities of changes in
after the September condition and crop figures
issued print here comparison of endAugust and
Der condition figures with the Departments December estimates
and the final gnnngs for the respective reported by
the Census Bureau: