"When you consider that we have no
coin?"between the 1-cent piece and the
5-cent piece, and that many articles
worth more than a cent and less than
."i cents sell for the latter price be
cause of the lack of an intermediate
monetary unit of value." says the di
rector. "the economic importance of it
will readily be seen. Articles which
now sell for 1 .*> cents each or two for
a quarter, would sell for 1J 1-2 cents.
Popular shops, such as the 7, and l1"1
cent stores, would undoubtedly place
articles now selling two for b cents,
on sale at 2 1-2 cents."
BLOCKADER IS SENTENCED
Klrtflirr Snillli. of Slnkoo to tin it,
?lilvrn Oil#* \ car mill
ii IJiij.
I l.t 1 to Tlv> Tinies-l Ms-patch. I
li.\N'VIM,i; V.\ . November HO.
Klet ch<-r Smith. of Smi t h t o w n, X". i'..
a notorious t>lo l;uil?T of Stokes- ?.'oun
ty. umler lioml to appear !.?? f? ?t-?- the
fnit-'l States I'uurt in ? ;reeti>|,oro on
next MoixIhx '"ii a fdiatiie of \iolatiln:
the Koveriiinent liquor laws, this morn
11 w i?l<-a<l'-<i trijills to a -hatte of Illi
cit 'iistillitiu ami was sentence*! to
one year and a day in the Atlanta
I tit i.i r>. It was hi-- second .if
fe us-.
A ssist a tit IMstrict Attomej t'hit
w ood said this niorni n u that Smith
will, if he behave, serve ten uioiiths of
l is term ami theii paroled. As soon
a!,?? free he will he attested and
r -lioioK'd for his appearance in lire.-ns
l>o!o, when details of t he Smitlitown
r.fht between raiding deputies and
the Smith family will to- brought out.
JikIko Waddill adjourned court at
noon. after sentencing prisoners.
There was one unique case. John <i.
