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"pROF" ACCUSED
OF POISON PLOT
Climax OF Feud OF Two Years
Standing Between lnslruc-
tors at University.
ONCE GOOD FRIENDS
Pfofsssof 81 neciu UnNsfsiy a. Hon.
trsal fsest chsfos q Attempted
Murder Made by
Colleague

Nanircal oqr iames ! Hofn
professor 90 fpenrh in Nrlinl untefsi
~. faces ,hafss ~ attempted murder
brought O., Prof Herman Walter head
~ ihe Maaerns department ai thv Hame
iu.iHuUnn The trfrsrd is nn Hf
dalued minister 81 ths rfeshi isflan
church
Suppressed since the mefnliE A-t
August ahen tcsi ~ fNs nt.. a.
Walters cottage at MMinagnN -.
,'aled paris green. ihe siurt of D 90.
mafkahls frud h,iNtNn tAa .fHss
haired scholars nfs long colleagues
end on,e personal ff|ruds nns 90.
,eaied bore Preliminary beaf|n.s y
ihc ,ass a., to hs followed hf p1f''
iuai in TIE Criminal Asefes ainun
has entered SUN ~ sintrn damases
90 hls reputation ana lhis fase may
funr np laief lof lene t.fiod hoip
nere suspended hy the president N
the eoi'rGe sf Arthur ,uule
Taught Many wears
Walter and Meru hase ian-hi hfre
fof noarf seNsiniIsu laei p'fH.
r.ea adjoining sammff homes auf uffe
hosan friends unfl differences ar halne
aud college interviewed 1nd developed
Into feud Two trars asp Walter
bafed that Merln bad Injured bis
tfess and latter bHrped dUsn bis eUi
tage 1hs siImaa raur Hhsn ono
might lnsi summer, according iu inr
complainant he suspected iampff'Hr
wifh ihe uaief supply an1 warmed h's
son. feiix Nauef anat ffuui ihe evii.
A warrant was stofu erf aul hls
nrlshbnf arrest falioafi
President ,nrfe ohialust baii aui
sainly sought reconciliation Be-.
cause ~ lhe college siaf short aEe.
Waller sas ieesnilf feiusiaffi anl
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FORE NEXT WEEK

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KILLS SISTER TO KEEP HUBBY
wife Shoots Girl ss She Sleeps and
Calmly Surrenoers 70
Police.

Long Branch = Mrs Hermions
Rcntzinan thirty. arrested in her home.
calmly confes sed 20 the police that she
had shot and killed her sister. Ger.
nine Vessels. twenty y-seSen. as she lay
sleeping. because she feared the young
or woman was stealing the love of her
husband Next night she wrote 10 her
husband Who was in New York tell.
ing Of The tragedy and adding that she
wss sbout 10 kiil their lf-monih-old
child aud herself Renizman notified
the police.
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In an interview with Mr. T.
dc ~. Fallc. vice president oi
the Baldwin l.ocomoliv Works,
on his return recently from
Poland be- said Poland s ia
dustries have developed So rap.
idly that she Is now able to ex-
port textiles. oils. hmher, iron,
gram. and Of course salt With
her great natural resources She IS
likely 70 be one OF the first
countries of Central Europe 20
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suited TO future conditions
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ESCAPED OPERATIONS
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Happy Results in Both Cases

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ln iNo ucoks
shakespears club A, Library
Quotations from hamlet were
given ia answer % ron ,an al he
meeting 10 ,ho Shakespeare cu0 se
iefday afternoon a, ihc tlfa9 a
rslor % the cfif was elvsn m
aaostlsns "a Act 81 fhs p.sf and
me roa ems of aag Miss Nefa
Kelly ga,c an excellent papes "a
contrasting Juliet and oaA,Na
Ng gw
An Gnloyahls Affair
a N,n rnioyaple affair nas ihu
party gwen Nf q A iiafilri ai Dts
homie on Meet iasau Ah.A nfA
ra,.is. mainly mema,n ot the
Na1arne church. we're aseemh.sd o.
5 .sh him rood fortune 10 Ms new
location Games. singing and prayer
,vere tbe features 81 ,er, pleasant
evening and dainty refreshments
were served ii tho end ~ thc enlcf
talnlent
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Waves often carry great enc. -.
Invisible vortex ring i1 The air can
De sent across room in sleh 4 eay
as to bi0w out a candle
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Grid powder busted over the hess
aud body u poultry is sood Femed,
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To he Medicine Massachusetts
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3. Q. o. Club Entertained
At All Day Meeting

At All Day Meeting
Mrs. L. ;. Page was hostess 10 the
D. b. D. club Al an all day meeting
Yesterday. Her hone was very
leserly decorated with 81 Patrick.
suggestions Green shaded candles
Sere used on the table and . co.or
scheme Of green was carried cut IN
ne three course luncheon.
Games and fancy work we're
'eatures Of the afternoon. Mrs.
Fleckepstine viii entertain the club
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-02-09
Notice Of Election and New
Registration.

Be il ordained by the Board Of Com
missioners Of the Town Of Rockingham:
Section |. That there has been filed
with the Board Of Commissioners Of the
Town Of Rockingham, a petition signed by
the Board of,Trustees Of the Rockingham
Graded School District for white and col
ored children, by the Chairman and Clerk
/ Of said Board, requesting that an election
be ordered by this Board in said District
in accordance with House Bill g., Senate
Bill 1877, Of the special session Of the
General Assembly Of 1921, and requesting
that new registration Of voters be had
for said election.
Section z That under and by virtue
| Of the authority contained in House Bill
81, Senate Bill 1877 Of the General Assem-
bly, Of North Carolina, ratified December
18th, 1921, and pursuant to petition d
the Board Of Trustees Of the Rockingham
Graded Schoolfor white and colored chill
dren, filed with this Board, an election is
hereby called to be held in SAID District
on the 2ist day Of February 1922, hr the
purpose Of submitting to the qualified
voters Of said District the question Of the
issuance Of $t0n,00000 Of bonds for the
purpose Of erecting and eQuipping school
buildings in said District and the levying
Of sufficient tax for the payment Of said
bonds and the interest thereon at the
maturihes thereof.
Section 8. That a new registration q
the voters Of said District is hereby or
dered, and for such purpose the registration
books for the said new registration shall
be kept open between the hours Of 8
O'Clock am, end sunset each day (Sun-
day excepted from The 2Srd day Of
January, to the tlth day Of February,
1922, both inclusive. On each Saturday
during the period Of new registration set
forth above, the registrar shall attend
with his registration book at the voting
! place for the registration Of voters
Section A. That H. L. Guthrie is here
by designated and appointed registrar,
and Clyde Black and C. ]. Jones are
designated and appointed judges for the
said new registration and election.
Section 5, That for the purpose Of
this election and new registration Of
voters, the polling place shall be at the
County Court House in the Town Of
Rockingham.
Section 6. That a copy Of this ordi
nance signed by the Mayor and Clerk 0
this Board shall be published as a no.
tice Of new registration at least once not
less than thirty days before the closing Of
the registration books, and as notice Of
election at least once not more than forty
days nor less than twenty days before
said election, said publications to be
made in the Post Dispatch. a newspaper
published in the Town Of Rockingham
and circulating within said school District.
W. Steele Lowdermilk, Mayor
W. C. Nichols, Clerk
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-02-09
NOTICE OF LAND SALE.
North Carolina,
Richmond County.


Richmond County.
UAdeI and by virtue Of the power q
sale contained in the mortgage deed exc
cuted BY ETA. Carter and wife Fannie
Carter ct al to 1. P Byrd, bearing date Of
December H,191S. and duly recorded Id
the Office Of Register Of Deeds for Rich.
mond County in book ITO, page 5S7, the
UNDERSIGNED will sell al pubic auction,
FOR Cash, to the highest bidder, at the
courthouse door in Richmond County in
the Town Of Rockingham. N. c., on Mon
day the 18th day Of February, 1922, at
IL O'Clock N, the land described in said
MORTGAGE deed which is as follows:
FIRST TRACT. Being part Of a zoo
acre grant that was granted to Alexander
McFassion and begins in the second line
IS poles from the second corner and runs
with the second line $50 W 1878 chains
70 the Srd corner, two pines and a black
oak pointer; thence with this line S 80
E 44.7S chains to three hickory pointers;
| then with the 4th, line N 60 E 1878
chains. then N 80 W 44.7S chains cross
ing the said tract 70 the beginning, CON
tanning 1853 acres more or less, excepting
however from these boundaries a tract Of
8 acfes conveyed 10 B. +. and H. c. Low
dermilk bySJ. B Capel by deed bearing
date Of Jan. Il, 1882, which deed is duly
recorded in the Office Of Register Of Deeds
for Richmond County in Book /, at page
206, reference to which is hereby made
for more complete description Of said
excepted 8 acres.
SECOND TRACT. Granted 10 Aaron
Baldwin, bearing date Of April 18th, 1914,
and begins at a white oak tree, red bud
bushes pointers. the northern side Of a
small drain Of Little Buffalo creek on the
south Of Phillip Brooks corner in the
second line Of Meacham's tract Of 200
acres and runs N so, W 20 chains; then
$50 " 3 chains to the line Of said Bald
wins 200 acre survey; then with said
line S 80, E5 chains to the corner, a
black oak and pine by the side Of a
branch; with said Baldwin's line S 60, W
Is chains; then S Is E rs chains and 50
links to Meachams corner and with his
line direct to the beginning, containing so
acres more or less.
This sale is made to satisfy ihe debt
secured by said mortgage, default having
been made in the payment Of same al
maturity.
Kind ofsale: Public aucticl.
Place Of sale. Courthouse door in Rock.
inghan, n. C.
Terms Of sale. Cash.
Time d sale: February IS, 1922 at IL
o'clock NJ
This Jan. I. 1922.
L. B. BYRD,
MORTGAGE.
By ". STEELE LOWDERMILK,
Attorney for Mortgage.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-02-09

Under and ny virtue OF the power
LOT sale contained in a mortgage
deed executed by Ed. d. Young and
Penny Young, his wife to B. w.
Townsend and F. L. Brewer, part
Iners trading as Townsend q Brewer.
(which is recorded in the office
of the Register Of Deeds
Of Richmond County, N. c.
in Book 1928 at Page 1873; de-.
fault having been made in the
payment OF the note secured there
by, and the lands conveyed by the
said mortgage having been duly
advertised and sold on the 2nd day
of January, 1929, and the bid at
said sale having been increased as
allowed and provided by law:
Now, Therefore, the undersigned
mortgages will on Monday, the 9th
day Of February, 1922, at r o'clock.
noon, at the court house door in
Rockingham, NJ C., under and by
virtue of the power contained in the
said mortgage, offer for sale to the
highest bidder at auction, for cash,
the land conveyed in said mort
gage deed, described as follows,
viz:
First Tract Beginning at Penny
Young's west corner IN the right Of
way of the Scaboard Air Lire Rail-
way and runs with the said right
of way to Meekin's corner; then
with Mcekins line running lit right
angles with the said right of way to
his other corner; then parallel with
first line to, Penny Yomg's corner;
then with her line straight to the.
beginning, containing onefourth of
an acre. Being the same land CON-
|veyed BY John Wooley and wife
Jennie Wooley, to Penny Young by
deed dated September 9th 1918, and
recorded in the Registry Of Rich
mond County, N. C. in Book SO,
Page 227.
Second Tract: Beginning at an
iron corner side Of Il road and runs
south IS east chains to a stake in
the right of way OF the Seaboard
Railway; then as the right Of way
of said railroad north n ~ east
3.75 chains to Jones' corner; then
as Jones line north 43 west 800
chains to his corner; thence south
81 1-2 west I97 chains to the begin
ming, containing one acre (1), more
or less. Being the same land con
veyed by John Wooley and his wife,
Jennie Wooley to Penny Young by
deed dated September 9th, 1906, and
recorded IN the Registry of Rich
n1ond County, N c., in Rok 81, at
page As.
q This nth day Of January, 1922.
B. w. TOWNSEND,
F. L, BREWER,
Mortgages.
2. ". MCMILLAN,
Attorney for Mortgages.
Terms of sale -----.. cash.
Place of sale ------ Court House
Door, Rockingham, N. c.
Time of sale 1910 IL o'clock,
noon, February 9Th, 1922
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-02-09
Trustee 5 Sale Of
Valuable Land.
North Carolina,
Richmond County.

North Carolina,
Richmond County.
Under and by virtue of the authority
conferred upon the undersigned trustee
In certain deed of trust executed By ].
F. Diggs and wife to B. r. Reynolds. Trus-
tee for the Bank of Rockingham bearing
date of Dec. oath, 1920, default having
been made in the payment Of the in
debtedness secured thereby and III order
to satisfy said Indebtedness the under.
signed trustee onMonday March 9th, 1922
at IL O'Clock m. in front Of the court
house door in the town of Rockingham
will offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash the following described land:
Lying and being in Wolf Pit township,
containing "a acres, bounded on the
North BY Mrs Bette Long and Mrs ]. p.
Little. on the East BY John l.. Everett,
on the South Nv D. M. Hay and the es-
tate lands Of w. ]. Everett and Eli Man
ship, and being the same land described
fully in the Aforesaid deed Of Trust as
recorded ia Book 143 at Page so HI the
Register OF DEEDS Office for Richmond
County. and known as portion of the
Wetmore Place.
This Feb. list. 1922.
B. F. Reynolds. Trustee.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-02-09

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eis g se'e e2''i..
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, ,S,a R e.s s a.'s a y
snd recorded h \
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o1nfv n II IA
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ssc,,, ~, & =, ,'ss ,. .s.s.s
Nm sell y ny MIME NJ, s,a.g,,A
4ighest bidder fof cash ST Inc
lonse door al Richmdksl county. 81
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-02-09

NORTH CAROLINA,
Richmond County.


NORTH CAROLINA,
Richmond County.
i, ]. r. McEendon Of the town Of Rock
ingham. n. G. hereby claim and enter so
acres of land, more or less. lying and
being in Richmond county, N. G.. in
Marks Creek township, On the north side
Iof Marks and ON Gaddy Branch. adjoining
the lands Of ". A. Hope on the North,
the lands Of John McGhee on the East.
the lands Of Mrs. J. B. Lies on. the South
and the lands of w. A. Hope on the West.
Said land isvacant unappropriated and
subject to entry.
Entered this the lst day Of February,
J.R. McLendon,
Claimant.
Notice Is hereby given that warrant
Of survey wiz Re issued on the above en-
try. inless pTo:ast is filed before the
undersigned fmfry Taker within thirty
days from date hereof.
This February LIST, 1922
r. L. Johnson
Ex-O ficio Entry Taket.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-16
DUTIES Of VISITING
NURSES NOT KNOWN
Clearer Conception by Resi-
dents Would Increase De-
mand for Service.

"If it were possible to let every
one In Wilmington see typical days
work by any on Of our nurses. hen
estly believe we should have to triple
our stafr to meet tho increased de-
mand that would Immediately be made
upon us; and moreover, ! believe
we should be able to do this because
of the increased support that would
come II all citizens who are financially
able to help us gained n clear know
ledge Of our activities" This state
ment was made by Mrs. Joseph Ban
croft, the newly elected president OF
the Visiting Nurse Association. ana
the FIRST to serve since tho association
received Its Independent charter of In
corporation and ceased to DO n branch
of the Associated Charities.
sickness In any circumstances ap-
peals to our sympathies," Mrs. Ran
croft continued. "but there is nothing
more narrowing In the life OF our cit
les today than the needless suffering
that iss due TO poverty and Ignorance.
Among the greatest achievements OF
our age IL our increased knowledge OF
of how to care for the sick And yet.
were IL not for organizations such as
ours. large part Of the population
would benefit very little from this ad.
vance. and the whole community
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-16
RED CROSS RETURNS
COMING IN SLOWLY
Work of Women Who Can
vassed City on Sunday is
Appreciated.

Returns are coming In slowly from
tho Red Cross workers IN Wilmington
who, under the direction Of Mrs. Henry
I. Scott, made a canvass of the city
on Sunday afternoon seeking enroll
ments for the year 1923. Il is impossible
at this time to do more than estimate
on the returns, and it is likely that
the final reports will not be available
for several days.
When Il IL realized that It required
nearly 500 women TO canvass the
city, all of whom volunteered their
services free Of charge for the cam
paien. the delay in receiving the re
turns can he understood. Mrs Scott
is apprecative of the corporation of
the workers and eaid this morning
that no better illustration could be
found of the willingness of Wilmington
women TO give their time and strength.
than the work which the Red Cross
women have been doing IN seeking
meberships for 1929 with no return
except the knowledge of good ser
vice well done.