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16 NEWS AND OBSERVER, RALEIGH, N. TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, BLANCHE N'CADE FOUND NOT GUILTY Stormy Petrel of East Raleigh Section Gets Another Chance Charged with immorality Blanche MeCade, Sam Bruce, Yanco Bailey, Jack Wallace and B. Wallace were found not guilty yesterday morning in City They were found under suspicious circumstances the house of the McCade woman in East Raleigh Sunday afternoon by Officers Gargis and Gattis. When Gargis knocked on the front door three of the defendants attempted to escape through the back exit but their journey was blocked by Officer Gattis. male defendants testified that they had been asked the McCade woman, who was recently pardoned from the County Jail by Governor Morrison, to help her arrange some.

furniture which sho had recently had moved into her house. There was also evidence of a corn-whiskey and raw-egg party, out of which Prosecuting Attorneys Clifton Beckwith derived considerable in the examination but failed to convince Judge Harris beyond a reasonable doubt of an act of immorality on the part of any of the defendants. Judge Harris however expressed his sorrow that Blanche should have again taken up her residence in East Raleigh. Elvin Rogers and Grace Granton, a colored couple, wore also charged with immorality. Rogers was fined $25 and the woman was given a suspended judgment.

Charged with transporting whiskey for the purpose of sale, J. P. Turnage and A. B. Stallings were allowed to submit to a charge of receiving more than one quart ard were fined $25 and costs apiece.

Paul Irvin who was driving the automobile in which they were arrested was fined $10 and costs for speeding. Judge Harris and the prosecuting attorney were both convineed that the men got the whiskey for internal purposes. P. G. Garrett, colored, went to sleep with a lighted cigarette in his mouth, set his night shirt and the mattress on fire, cursed bed-fellow, Clifton Little, who tried to his, quench the flames by pouring a bucket of water 07 him, got hit in the head with a kerosene lantern in the hands of the same loyal bedfellow, almost bit off, Clifton's thumb, went to the doctor's and got his head sewed up, went to the city jail, went to the city court and got fined $5 and costs, thereby setting a record for any twelve hours activity.

Clifton, the wielder of the bucket, the kerosene lantern, and the sore thumb, was also fined $5 and costa. They were both good friends when they walked out of the court room. Charged with cruelly striking, beating and wounding her beloved husband id Mildred Morehead was fined $5 by Judge Harris. Police testified that they heard her calling her husbank, York Morehead, all kinds of disreputable names, more than a block away. In the same connection, Margie- Rhodes, recently released from the County Jail was fined $10 and costs for saving evil things about Officer Vaughan who arrested her mother, Mildred Morehead.

Sho swore was talking abont a colored boy named Efe, but that change the verdict of Judge didn't, who told her she didn't have a right to say them on the street about anybody. PAROLE OCTOGENARIAN TO UNDERGO OPERATION Frank Watson, White, Sen. tenced To Two Years For Gambling In Bertie Sixty days furlough was granted Frank Watson, octogenarian, serving two years on the county roads in Bertie county for gambling, by Governor Morrison yesterday in order that he may undergo an operation. Watson was convicted last May and received an unusually heavy sentence. The appeal for his parole signed by a dozen citizens of Bertie, who detailed the old man's illness.

is said to have made model prisoner. The operation which he will undergo is a very serious operation. FUNERAL SERVICES FOR W. K. WOOD HELD YESTERDAY Funeral services for W.

K. Wood, who died at his home Raleigh, Route 5 were held yesterday afternoon at four o'clock from his home. Dr. Weston Bruner, pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist church officiated at the ceremonies. was in the Oakwood Pallbearers were: E.

P. Maynard, B. M. Sasser, E. Burke Taylor, Edgar Peeples, Rufus Hunter, and J.

M. Edwards. old and served in Confederate Mr. Wood was eighty years Army during the War-Between-theStates in' Harrison's Company E. N.

C. Cavalry, Barringer's Brigade. He is survived daughter, Miss Lalon Wood of Raleigh, one brother, T. Wood, of Apex, one sister, Mrs. W.

A. Jones of Atlanta, Ga. He also leaves six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Return From. Hunting Trip J.

J. Horton and G. E. Robertson of Knightdale, have from Vanceboro, where they tworeturned, day hunting trip, bagging about one hundred quail. They also enjoyed a deer hunt, whele there.

They were the guests of Mr. A. R. Blow. DR.

T. BEATH Physician Surgeon Fayetteville Street. Opposite Postoffice "Sharing Dr. W. C.

Horton's office. Phone: Office 478, House 2463W MOVE SICK CHILD'S BOWELS WITH "CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP" MOTHER! Even Bilious, Upset, Tongue-Coated Children Love this Pleasant, Harmless Laxative. A teaspoonful of "California Fig syrup" now will thoroughly clean the little bowels and in a few hours you have a well, playful child again. Even if cross, feverish, constipated, or full cold, children love its "fruity" taste, and mothers can rest easy because it never fails to work all the souring food and nasty right out of the stomach and bowels without griping or upsetting the child. Tell your druggist you want the genuine "California Fig Syrup" which has directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle.

Mother, you must say "California." Refuse any imitation.Adv. The KAPL IN BRC S. CO. What to Give We have made a study of buying gifts that are individual, novel and useful. Things for Milady to wear and dainty little bric-a-brac for the home, soft downy little things for baby, they are all here, and nowhere else in town will you find them duplicated.

NEGRO BOUND OVER ON SERIOUS CHARGE A Alleged To Have Criminally Assaulted Small Ne. gro Girl Charged with statutory criminal assault upon a seven-year-old colored girl, Nathaniel Allen, twenty negro, waived examination in the City Court yesterday and was bound over to the Superior Court on a capital offense without privilege of bail. The attack is alleged to have taken place several weeks ago, and the little colored girl, Katie Gray, is said disease. to have contracted a contagious Police say that Allen confessed to having committed, thea assault, but told done 60 with the consent of the little girl. He did not seem to that he faced the electric chair, efforts realize, of Judge Harris to impress upon him the enormity of his alleged crime, failed to affect him.

JOHN G. NICHOLS WITH MORRIS PLAN BANK John G. Nichols, member of the bank examining staff of the State Corporation Commission has again severed his connection with the State service to enter the banking ness. He goes to Norfolk to cept an executive position with the Morris Plan Bank, having the territory of the Carolinas and Georgia under his supervision. A yeor ago he went with the American Trust Company in Charlotte, but returned to the Corporation Commission later.

RADIO-LONGEVITY SOON OPEN TO ALL Dr. Field Says Treatment That Renews Youth Will Be General Ere Long New York, Dec. treatment, which radium experts in this country anti Europe agree will extend life, restore the vigor of youth, prevent wrinkles, produce new hair on bald heads and possibly a third set of natural teeth, will soon be in general use these purposes in the United States, Dr. C. Everett Field, Director of the Radium Institute, said last night.

Although at present there are only seven or eight physicians in this country who are familiar with uses of radium solutions for the treatment of diseases, they are used at numbers of European spas for rheumatism and diseases most common to advancing years, such as hardening of the arteries. Already it "is said, radio active treatment to store youth and prolong life has passed the experimental stage. "There are in America today," Dr. Field said, "some 4,800 persons more than 100 years old. Investigation of the life stories of these centenarians discloses that each of them somehow discovered the proper method of caring for his body chemicals.

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It can be made to do the same thing for the human body. Many authorities have seen manifestations of its power to normalize the body chemistry and when this is normal life continues and is worth living. "Dr. Douglas C. Moriarta, of Saratoga Springs, who is an authority radio active treatment, and whose institution there is equipped for its use and for research work, has es tablished that 41e twenty-three springs at Saratoga which are radioactive, furnish the most curative waters.

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a pastorate of four years, ten months and one week at the Spencer Baptist church, Rev. K. D. Stukenbrok preached a farewell sermon to a large congregation Sunday morning. His sermon was especially appropriate and recounted many of the pleasant features of pastorate and experience with his parishion ers.

An interesting program of music was also well rendered while Dr. F. G. Sigman spoke to the congregation on some of. things most important for the church at the present time.

He also presented nice purse which had been contributed by the members of tho church as a token of esteem for the retiring minister. A number of other- cash donations for both the minister and his wife were also handed in. Rev. and Mrs. Stukenbrok left toBryson City where Rev.

Mr. Stukenbrok has accepted a call 18 pastor. Saves Home Baking Ask for luscious raisin pie fresh and Juicy--at your grocer's or a neighborhood bake shop. Just telephone for one to try. Once taste it and you'll agree that there's no longer any need to bake at Serve tonight for dinner.

Let your men folks decide. Made with delicious Sun-Maid Raisins Had Your Iron Today? EXPENSE ACCOUNT OF DEFEATED CANDIDATE Omaha, Dec. kissing of "two old maids" and the near joining of church were among items listed in the expense account of L. W. of was filed Little, defeated, for sheriff candidate, at Auburn recently.

After stating that he spent $27.50 in his campaign, Little itemized the account as follows: "Gas and oil, car 1,000 miles, walked 900; blow-outs drove. and seven punctures; gave away nine yards of cotton flannel, three hair nets and two pair of silk hose; was dog bit twice; told 10,000 lies; got kicked off two farms; kissed 62 babies and twb old maids; attended one barbecue; came near joining church for policy's sake; made one public speech and if I had made another I would not have received a single vote." COMMITTEE APPOINTED FOR TURLINGTON MONUMENT Smithfield, Dee. H. Austin was chosen to head the drive for funds for the erection of a monu ment to Prof. Ira T.

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