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ana Rhomarra tribes. Numerically
he was three times as strong as at
ohe beginning OF his campaign
against Spain. The arms captured
from The Spaniards. together with
smuggled resources euuipped him
Tor TWO years, fighting He was
swep. along by, success beyond his
original aims
One political purpose. according
70 our author. was present. BY en-
gaging France in difficulties. the
Kin war party hoped, and presum-
ably stir hopes, 20 compel France
to bring pressure to bear upon
Spa 10 sue for peace. 1t has turned
out the other way. France and
Spain have joined hands Last years
campaign closed with the re -estab
lishment of Spanish force on the
shores of the Bay of Alhucemas and
he recapture ot the Riff capital.
The French have regained the posi-
TONS from which they were driven
In the sudden Spring attack. Possibly
Apd-eikrim's position is better than
the Pars dispatcher described it az
lhe end of the campaign last year.
But on the whole he seems TO he
waging defensive battle now.
The nature of the battle il Of an
unfamflar type. Here are the Riffs
heir mountains and the French
at Fee, Between them lie he Arab
,rlbal population which has had to
pear the brunt of tie fighting. A
comparatively small fraction OF the
regular Riif forces has been engaged
The chief activity has cons sted in
br nging various forms of per-
snGsion 40 bear on the buffer rises
sometimes Is propa ganda of the
wore, in the name of Islam agains.
the inhdel. Most OF the time il is
propaganda of 'he deed in the form
of Riff punitive expedition. which
presents The tribes he cho'c e be-
eween turning on he French or
hav ne their villages burned and
their women and children carried
off NW
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DEATHS REPORTED


The following is list of deaths as
reported from March Ia, 1926, to
March %, 1926, with date of death:
March Is, Sallie Brown, 21O w
Coutts street, as years.
March Is, Martha Love, 2216 f
Main street, 60 years.
March II, Gertrude. Loretta Simms
8 w. Clay street, IL months.
March Is, Ellen Robinson, 705
Buchanan street, 6S years.
March II, Sarah Hobson, SIS n. I'd
street, AZ years.
March Is, Zachariah ID. Lewis, 202
E. Leigh St., 65 years.
March II, James Bass, 500 1-2 n.
4th street, 35 years.
March 10, Lewis Watkins, Virginia
Penitentiary, %.
March 16, Augusta Lee Herndon, sos
Norton street, 25 years.
March Is, Laurence Johnson, COS
N. 7th street, IL months.
March Is, Lula Ellis Brown, 1913
w. Catherine street, 40 years.
March 10, Mildred King, 508A w.
Leigh street, 65 years.
March 10, India Cousin, 1919 w.
Catherine street, 81 years.
March 10, William Flood, 700 1-2 W..
Leigh street, 60 years.
March 10, William Hope, 1901 N.
7th street, 81 years.
March IT, Hughie Woodberry, 1908
f. Main street, % years.
March IT, Joe T. Mickey, 1115
Moore street, 62 years.
March II, William Hawkins, Ghol-
sonville, Va, "a years.
March 10, Margaret Hill, 704 N. Sd
street, "a years.
March 10, Mile Brown, 1204B ST.
James, street, 20 years.
March 20, Lena Brown Stokes, 11l3
n. 1st street, 35 years.
March q, Rubie G. PoindeXter, 904
n. 29th street, months.
March 10, Clarence Peyton Johnson,
AIS w. Baker street, % years.
March A, Freddie Saunders, 209 Bal
lard street, 80 years.
March 20, Isabella Tinsley, 615 1-2
Kenny street, So years.
March 20, Louise Coleman, 1913 n.
18th street, 81 years.
March 81, Beatrice Lee, 402 l2 f..
Leigh street, Is years.
March p, Cary Woody, Jr., 1926
Temple street, l year.
March 81, Annie Lewis, 1909 Boyd
street 10 years.
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ABINGDON NOTES.

Mrs. A. d. Williams, who has been
visiting "Ma and Pa" on West Brad
ley Street, left for her home in Poca-
hontas Monday morning.
We notice Mrs. Virginia Gales is
in our midst again after a short visit
ito friends in Bristol.
Mr. Geo. Jefferson, from West Vir-
ginia, is visiting home folks.
The Willing Workers rendered a
program at Valley Street Baptist
Church on last Sunday, the Cave City
Glee Club sang few selections.
Mr.. j. A. Minor does not improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul f. Chapel was
visiting Mr.. w. II. Brown in Bristol
on last Sunday.
Miss Louise Goosley was in the city
over Sunday.
Miss Louise Davis, of Bristol, was
the guest of Mrs. Jamie Anderson OF
"a" Street over Sunday.
The Public School building on Kings
Mountain will be ready for use after
April LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Flack will NOV,
back to their residence on Fruit Hill
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THAT BABY YOU'VE LONGED
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''For several years l was denied
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any married woman who will write
me-" Mrs Burton offers her advice
entirely without charge; She has
nothing ito sell. Letters should be
addressed to Mrs. Margaret Burton
267 Massachusetts. Kansas City, Mo.
Correspondence will be strictly con-
fidential
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he War in Morocco.
african Yhieltain HDDeaIS
10 the Great Powers.
FIghtin9 for Fundamental Rights.
n PEI Picture OF the RifYian
Leader and His People.

Concluded from last week.
Around the wide edges of the sui
tana'e persisted the historic milieu
of a large tribal population which
obeyed the sultan when 4. pleased
not very often-and was allowed to
do much as If pleased. provided it
refrained from making trouble.
There was mild and sporadic fight
ing ent rely of a police nature.
Abd-elrkrim, whom Mr.. Sheean
regards as a man of force and mag
nation. was to show that such men
are controlled by events as well as
controlling them. 1t is the authors
belief that he did not personally will
the war with the French. For that
a. least he has the authority of the
lRSf leader himself. He told his
interviewer that he did not regard
h mself as the leader OF a Moslem
crusade.
The Pan-Islam:c movement does
not exist. All the talk about Pan
Ia amism has the sole object of
frightening the French and English
nto an at'itude of opposition TO the
Riff Government in its struggle with
Spain. Our attitude toward France
is friendly in the extreme. We have
no in 'ention of attacking French
Morocco. To me. war with the
French IS inconceivable, unless we
ere attacked"
If shorty thereafter the Riff at
tack was let loose against Fee, the
main reason would be that Add ell
hrim's hands were forced by the
war party, between whom and the
moderates Mr.. Sheean found the Sui
tan as late as September, 1924,
holding the balance. Another cir
cumstance counted. The signal and
unexpected success over the Span
ards greatly extended Krm's au-
thority beyond the mountain Riff
proper. He ruled virtually up to
the gates of Tangier and now con-
troFed the resources Of the Djebala
~.
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VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court Of the City
of Richmond, Wednesday, March
3rd, 1926.
AUGUSTER HOLDCLAw, Plaintiff
against
LILLE HOLDCLAw. Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce from the bond Of
matrimony from the defendant Lii
lie Holdclaw by the pla'ntiff Angus
ter Holdclaw on the grounds of de-
serfion.
And an affidavit having been
made and fled that the defendant
Lille Hd,6claw is not res dent OF
the State of Virginia and it is or
dered that she do appear within ten
days from the date after the due
publication of this order and do
whatever may be necessary TO pro-
tect her interest in this su;t.
a Ccpy-Tes.e:
e. M. ROWEILE Clerk
BY Garland q. Taylor, d. G.
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Glade Spring for the weekend.
Mr.. Ballard Lee, Of Bristol, motored
up and spent the day last Thursday.
Mr.. Will Hazard is somewhat indis-
posed at his home on Kings Noun
tain.
Mrs. Celia Edwards was called to
the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Ma
tilda Reade, at The Meadows. She
is reported much improved
Mr.. j. II. l.. Page and Mr.. Chas.
Anderson are working in Roanoke for
Jettyjohn & Co. r. &c.
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LEGAL NOTICES
VIR GINA:
In the Law and Equity Court of


In the Law and Equity Court of
the CITY, of Richmond the first
day of March, 1926.
ELENORA BOILING Plaintiff
against
JAMES BOLA1NG'. go. Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain an absolute divorce from the
bond Of matrimony by the plaintif
from the defendant upon the ground
of wilful desertion and abandon
ment for three years and more.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defendant
is not a resident Of the State of
Virgin a; it is ordered that said
defendant, James Boiling, appear
here within ten days after the due
publication of this order and do
wha' may be necessary to protect
his interest in this suit
A Copy-Tes.e:
LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk
BY p. M. Edwards, D. c.
J. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD, p. 4.
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Richmond, Va.
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Wednesday, Thursday. March 3
April y
THE GOOSE WOMAN"

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Friday, Saturday, April 2, 3
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VIRGINIA
In the Law and Equity Court of
the CIV OF Richmond, the 18th
deg OF February, 1926
SADIE ELDRJDGE. plaintiff
against
JACK EIDRIDGE. Defendant
IN CHANCERY
The object of this suit IS to obtain
an absolute divorce from the bond
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-11-08
COTTON CROP
REPORT SHOWS
BIG INCREASE.
November | Estimate
Places Total AT AL
most Is Million
, Bales

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-GPl- Pro-
duction OF 1913 bales Of cotton this
year. based on November indica-
tions was announced today by the
Department Of Agriculture. A fort
night ago l7.f54 600 bales were in
dicated. Last years crop was 16.-
l03.679 bales
The indicated production by states
follows. Virginia $4,000 bales: North
Carolina. l.2l0000; South Carolina
l.ltn,O00; Georgia ,ig0 600: Flori-
da 2H.nu0; Missouri 100000; Ten
neSSee 10000; Alabama n .450 900;
Mississippi l,S30,OO0: Louisiana 7G0.-
ucR; Texas 5,55N.000; Oklahoma
l.as0.o00; Arkansas l.550.000: New
Meaicu $500. Arizona ll2.0 900: Cali
fornia $4,000: All other states 2l.-
oop = bower California cold Mex
irpi Sn.n00
Basinr ~ forecast IN conditions
and other factors prevailing Novem-
her the estimate placed tho CROP
~ more than one and three oar
ters million bales larger than last
scar.
Census Bur-au statistics ~ cotton
Einned prior 20 November . placed
the quantity at ll.259.n OPS bales.
There is still some uncertainty
with regard % the quantity ~ cot
continued ou page two.l