NEWS REVIEW OF
CURRENT WEEK
Peace Lc-nms in Franco-Germa
Dispute as Result of Recent
Events.
FRANCE DISAVOWS LAND GRAB
Joint Statement of French and Belgian
Premie* and New German Movemerit
Cianf> n -uation; Brtti&
1 H c d A . More Ir.sh
lu. .. . j.. Len.n Rcported
Nu Death.
<p? .
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t i : n .
popu atien
la htotory, sts taken from tho roc
. ord *
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ftifilCltlr II ulh
l?iosi! r:_ i W- :'r <?f <lgUtmhh
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the f??n :urati'<n : the 1 n h
umt V"-:. winters i im:>? i ?:n
huil u> pur; -i their i r.*. rii u?ur>ler
v( iw.? i ; WjBgBWWIf;
jinryn^aMCT-.niiyn IIIIM- i 11 HI I Will
acres- the 1:1 . : :i
ment insti;: i b> 'lerr u \n?: t -1
expressing Cer:
men: s : .* the ri
fixed l?v ti.e V . - . s : far
US tier r:
Taken " ?: : tl a'
:l ! " , T 1 *
were t! \ f :i* *. Men t *i.
live bti! tin N h? - - > ! in
the bead i of the vletii
M. M i- ', in n > er f war isi t'..?
Fret: li .. i Fn.v
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BPt^cnvl
RELIEF OP
Coughs. Ccids. Croup
WHOOPING COUCH. HOARSENESS
BROV CHITIS
-SOLO LVuRY.VHERE ?
PUBLIC bALES
We h e pur n*? 22.003
pair of L'. J. Army N un^on l*-t
tho^>, ?ii"i 5 1*2 to 12, eh h
whs the - ti. ,? au us st ??
one of the .?r ;.*?t L . S. Uornr
merit shoe contrii. tors.
This Shoe is guarinteH cne
hond*-rd per cf* sol'J 1? ath -r.
color uorls t.hollows to?v;u. ,
di.t ?nj wnlsrproof. Tlio ac*
* tual value of this ..hoe is $6 00.
Owin* to thia tremendous buy
we can offer same to the pub :
t $2 95.
Send correct sixe. Pay Postman
on delivery or aend money
order. If shoes are not as represented
we will cheerfully re
7""1 " " 7 r-* "?r-"7 uc
on roqur?t.
NATIONAL BAY STATE SHOE
COMPANY
2!>6 Brondvay, New York, N. Y.
ATTENTION,
PUBLIC
Wr have leased the Til?on
Shoe Shop, located in the Griffith
B ?!ding. and ar- prepared
to do first-clan* Shoe work.
All Work Strictly Guar
anteed
Y/>ur Patronage Will Be
Appreciated
ELLIOTT & HANEY
i "
action when he said. In our attitude 1
( ward* the population our soldiers
have animated sentiments of humanity.
hut such m critue cannot remain unpunished
and tt is only richt to curry
with it ten !e rv;?ri^s?l-? "
T!..? Mayor , Buet, lis "j.sist iPt,
the chief of j** , r. and ;*vo I'rjcliwiit
'citizens !invt? I'tvn arreted and . ??
j b? nt; h* lit as hosia^vs. Tiie deaths
f ?w ; :.it o.' one French * dser and
two othc s v.ououed in the i ame d s)
tri? t and this latest outbreak lia? pat
the trusts In an unpleasant fmme of
mind '1 he deaths s.*e laid rt th? do??r
of the ex|?elie<l ilermoii p?db*e |?y th,?
French but no grounds tin? the> :uay
have *. r such a chare have b??a
cabled to ties country, j t* unueriybi^
thought in tt.e mind* who
are keeping track o.* . . - is to w ?ndcr
if the t?< .in* . re .-darting in on
the h- .. | u ie-?:seur movement of
f >> tat resulted Iti terrible
r. -..lis I.v ; e tJeni alt Invaders
. EX - . \ n " oitART
The murders ;:.e -m siatement ?
I Verniers I'o : : and Th unfc .1
n\ ow : , a: ther. ?lits of Their ; v.?
: n and Brig utn i -
\ i . b inr criai :u-n!l !
el r V.
we '?? - i ' ? doe ie ' i
! -et ie ti expected f.-o . ! -?
Id .w : ;;the - : i . : > dear I s I"
{ statement says, catrforlrally. that
i r' . iidd ? na' Terr ??ry "
he* jran; -i.. " i c% :llf d
mcnts are tl .n Ury
' " " = " h> ' r'- tx
f! . > ? : r ;>.? *P"
.:ii> tli rv t? .? ? wpj the puhli
! it ; vi' : v. ! the ll'tlr
f.? the t!el?l of nuti'Mai
; _i?? u t!.-- ht-r^ians a >i?
t t'." t iiio'v j.r. l'm. I
-.nihility to control tli- \t
der i nltuai 'i thai U re: inlei!
Iinii ti a t;. ' .ry ihh%
1 i ti I . - ?\Vti a do> re t'?
i the i? : rely to a .0111t
. . ..ne i" ev t: ; inly t' ?
.lit'. a : .-it . II, .IlfN ;: Tl 1 lli.it
11:? N nviet heitl.' : r . ! to Use their I
arin> 1- a r?r?v ? h : eto>.
1 vtll tl ! . lar:;t ; y t he two
pro fiat they would evacuate the
t? : : itor> n> fast as , .\iih'Ct
tiii* iio-^lul.iy |j;ut the It ihr would
ti! find Itself In the - 0* it as
A . I. ? u l-.irt oi 1 : 11 ?
.\ if! :i" .< if:,. ; i:i'ni?*nt
is iJi.tr it stands ex.iftly upon
w-e-.ls un l it . us ?>f that ur h
?n? i.\ Frata-e tifty-twb yours a so,
lltstuurclc.
II r> re-ord* that Ihsnarek. !n
".1>-ni; I'r;.as.>o: u*| he would
r?-t;r*? with ! s array as fust as pay.
s f).. .U.lonui:t\ VM?ro III: ;o.
The French sin try ?:" those days
as will o remembered. emptied t
hidden ..rn.-rs their cupboards and
I inside ??f three ye..rs pah! hv>t t ? the
To a.i~: -rds the enormous <
for that period of the world's ry.
f tl\e IIions f f ';?ri--s. roughly S1.j
ikHMHmuD. u-s. !? ?. territory.
| Fr.tni went tJu - ugh the same strait
that ny is under*:-?i: a
vast port i. <* Its people nb> utely
refitted to aid in t ie payment the
intbminify a:.?l for two months th? j
; < .ne, the Reds ..f that Time, raced
t. rt? i,-' it Par. attacking eons* t
> .ihoriry a! the tlertnan array sat
: !ly by :.d \v.il< hed t!?e situation !
?'ar.fy Its. If
I > >ry Jlppe-ifM to V.-o. e rope -.ted
is It has a habit ?-f doln*;, in the
'T1'" i'r .an dlspuT- <'! -'? !
I1 : . l.i are wot'lilni; t<> see whether'
the ne will :?* anions the ;
T?- n. p. !es; whether the <*-r- I
| u. in -si :.* ,?f the I'ranetl . .- ? i
-v '! .ruse. - .< - indb ate I hy the m :r|
ders .?f the two Frenrh officials; and
| wise:her th.e indemnity will he jab'
inady.
I
? w - . 11.. ! ! ?vr I
^ .. rrr::n-: ! ..?! in i'*r in: {' !
declaration f Fran ? an I iT.lirinm r:.:r i
they W'.uUl retire as ^"-11 a> their v : ,
!]?- : I a ! been pah!. s not known ;.nd ;
it \er be . Itritislt >1 :
II its are rev. I* fa'* ikBSrnt win*;: .1:1 |
;jnpert2Ttt mutter of fe.relgn iioli.-v I
unes up. It is a prime pr.r of
? king's a?Iv:>ers that Kng'uiml - all,
i'e always with the weaker jiowor,
jibling it tip until it overshadows Its
opponent. whet?. in turn. th??
fir Irish change their sj mpathies.
'1 he ItrfTi-' |>ei>rle* h ive not forgot
i Tea 1 ivour.es iniil-teU the Cennan
j | ;l"Ij-fcOSU, l-ot &e.ii?oT liiVc iiiCjT *OT |
' ?tten those decades nro-md the open- ,
ir.g of the Nineteenth ?entury when 1
\ .rwl.M^Ti'^ name was used to frighten !
children to sleep, and when the menace
of the Little Corporal, standing oc
| French > i and gazing across at the 1
.1- of I?over while he assembled a 1
!host of fishing vessels r-? transport a
grant Inv:.?iii.g army. In' ; heavy ?>n nh
Kngiand.
In spite of tire terrible nature of the
war wag 1 by ftermany since 1914
-Ingirind n be relied upon to keep
'Jennany in *':e concert of nations us
in t?.V<e* to r' e power of Fran?"?*. Slie
has checktniitcd France a'ready in aev ral
ays in the present Imbroglio,
chiefly 1 > selling coal to the Jierlln
authorities to enable them to keep
fBTs'oo -j or up
at..
T1 r.OKEE SCOUT MURPH
WRES~~*.!NG ALLIGA1
KNOW
:,Sl;fe:.
1 . A lijrator
i-arti.. , is k . vrn - 1
vcr th c -v .. ... "All -.t
i"i -i ; t'.n* ln\ region.
..? r .* *1 : . . * it prin< ijile ?>.
I" r it. . < iliilicult t-?
? i t ' : i n:mj w !1 n??t
- - ?1 ' f i* Hiihr
rrl< ?. I .... of ith tunnufai turitnlus:i
< >.
-pin: ii;i. :i srio.x wu.i. n?>t
* a .in i ?*\?' n-? -m [ ;?re pro.
. of ?:? ibof* of the "Reput.S-v?n
w r?* *A.*t
:.< :n ? : ! ?>ok stti?l the
lay following i ;r t <<re .u\-v execute*!
: *ai> nil u .ming a to* i of
n ent ii. - I ? ru. - , . !
- ''.?* iNillstit :? '! ?<?v
" > - - * r. ^ t.M-TIV
Imts f i i ! mm and (heir fam- j
i if \ it a li.u'.? !.-liti-iii'! .>n f
.< > wii:<-l|tf\?r - 'N* V - : ?.
i>n<?r < It. rv wl'l ! ivp ? !<?
I'.lial 1 S" f.' i
tllN ill ? ; *11 tliP l 'f .* . I! ? t !
na'i'an go\?-; nmcnl I" allow a n*pr
lit? I ? <!:;.Tl Ii from N?-.v \ .?rk -"..to
-:n v.?? t1 < f f lunnl of tlu? ?".r ii* I * - t
Uli empire is set a-riinst trcvolu- |
j KXIX AMI xi:<itzkv AI:k I:E-|
L' j- *rt.-*I r.? ..r tUaih ? .. i'< **r A n- ,
.i*>u<lor tliarhs K. t*rai:<- ;< i the
wi.rlii is woii'lorins what ?\il happen ,
< pre-, ut It*i<< >ii p * in-- with the (
passing of i*'t!i?'r or <?!h -f these men,
who are unquietmnutily great in their i
aohievements. no matter I. *.v one j
\iews t r :i'*tiv tTin* ilrath of
L.emn win.hi put me mjvu'i pai mm-tu j
tu It* greatest test and it ?1 !.? will ,
anmu'er the ?p:e-Tli>n us to the depth to 1
which his l?nl>?he\ k teaching- have!
{ enotruied to the ti:a?'.s of the people.
Coven :ent is seized or perpetuated I
by three things: by hereditary. by elec i
tli'ti or by u coup d'etat. Lenin will |
have no heirs, even If they w.. : d be i
re'iignlZP'l by the soviet peoples, nil unthlnkuM
thing; while the .umtry lias
no election nirn l r.i n..<! . seh.r.re by I
the military Is not < insidere-.l likely.
Ir 1 s t'ndo-<*' iv 1 thnt t st' coterie
?t Len.n' r " * nten.
ve already v..Loned their .?n?t lii
\c ev. " rs tl. ' wLl Htic i?! the i'l6*
a tor's pav-ir? f r> *tn power hnt .he
.vorlil will won.!* whether the etiv.aisrs
<ir the ?1- nnrles will be It
tin majority when > .at event c. ine? to
pas*. Trot.v-y's is said to he
slight by other* < h?ue ge?n him
this month.
n ?"rpri*lng!;.\ Crcnr T* It r.lr.
already bar* uccepted the American
terms for the fun ling of t!. war
debt, and it is now up to congress to
I ass the measure modifying the present
law and giving the Amen.an commit*
sh?n broader pov ;s. Tlie haulers In
congress !>elieve this can be done at
tids session. The proposed settlement
is on the basis of o per cent for the
tirst ten years. U'.j per cent thereafter,
and maturity of the loan in t*J years.
There is provision tor a one-nan or 1
per rent sinking fund whereby the
principal will he reduce<l annually.
The amount due the first year would
be 2H7.197.
The tirr.;s propose to give Enu'uinti a
slightly lower rate of interest than
the average rate paid by the government
to holders of Liberty bonds,
n-bhh difference must b?? paid by
American taxpayers. Senator McKei|
lar estimates this difference at $T?S.?
IX *>,< <*) annually. On tlie other hand.
It Is pointed out, that this difference
would be offset by the savings on Interest
or. Liberty bonds, which would
he retired with the proceeds of British
payments.
PRESIDENT HAKDINO has accepted
the role of arbitrator between
Rent and Chile in the Tacna-Arica
dispute, and the rest of the world
hopes, with the Vatican, that this will
put an end to t%e uge-long enmity betrset!
*bo??o two countries.
WI'ii n
IY. NORTH CAROLINA
ORS SIMPLE IF YOU f
HOW
S&L Vr ,
- <j
v ^
1 L
"n : ?
*! a:. handle any a1i?r.?lof up to his
w _ t anyw'xre. lit- is no
ih m? t daring and skillful
t r i tht.-o rc. tiles in this counIWiPPPtiWMI
M
'T'1: v.\. >i\ts ?f i i: t.Eok
A l.: ' ?. t ? ;. -u
y-, an a\?i km _ 'u, at his home in
l-Uli "ore a. li.i. r?'' r?ed t ti<* v.. . <i ?if an
Ji.i: e 1T w.:-. t! ' ||'l
bit I rt, t radical in ihoajhl
v } a . .*nl ! hat: 1-trii tly t?? itm
or? %. j.r his prof.--*;. n It r
. ? *!??K*t??r I.. i? vh?? Mrs? attracted ?
! by *-.a nans Imitation <?? 4
? a I. . :r.i ' ? !>. hi- osptrl
n. -n ? r f firs. -Mowing
; *'v --Ttivl. ;i<; n result 1
li- 1 "'at nh.tid trntis
"'i !??1 " t?Mii|M?rary re..f
?iM i--.- It .
??f hi- that
the r I my month* and 1
. 11<>?? . -r.. i?
1.; - ?! ti , ci-iudti- <;
' r ?'t. ept In *
M i-- ' * a p . cox :m??M3
" i 1 *r ! -i nut*, "n n?.in> of
nliii;u he - ' i'y . jvrated.
At: :tr . : t in t of 1 i
\v?? >?? : a t rial r at In
m - . ! - ei ?r the op. at hot
c\t?' t the f- r > ne %
f the !.< ! - a ! eti ' v !i!?l
r v ' h ' ' v . .. - .?n?
t\vnt strl t^nn ..i.l \vc.V> tt h?ok
f :. tiv.u.
-p.il: m??v.:m3:\v itt on ro<?T
A . \ *1
ir- . . . . ! i- ;i.e. c;t?re t?? he
-irunn.cil with ^r.at ... In ?s
. -
thereby tie .t re structure of t.er
.nan :ry will he placed in puvn
t ? foreign 3... ;i?U"? a- the basis ??:' un
iutcrtsa' i-nal loon which is to he used
to 1'ii.v ; art i.f tii** uuntr? > in-ity.
Underground reports from Switzerland
say that the move:- ?*nl
has i?r? led to the evtont *ft;.t n
leader ..f the equivalent of ten i ll!ions
1 of dollars in gold was made to a I r. noli
emissary. This offer Is the largest
| that lias ev.-r been made :;nd is c-?n1
si durably higher than <*h : *rl!r?r
I Cddo'b tender at Prrls. the rejection
| of wld- h v as si^nal:/.ed hy tin' o, < uJ
patlo'i of the Ruhr. Ac.ej < . the
j o'.Yer will uuquesti.nuhly result in the
\ Immediate retirement of the French
rroni the lnvuded district. as soon as
satisfactory guarantees have been
made.
As tl;e Fren h have tni-en one leaf
out of Bismarck's hook by occupying
territory, they will not net hastily
In consenting to a reduction of the
occupying forces. In fact another 100,*
000 -i?Miers were teported either In
he it Vr or on the way. tighte* wg
their a11 ly powerful strnngle-hoh! -n
BS|SS5S^SSS
SENATOR BORAH renewed his \ rrv
posal for an international conference
on world economics, and told his
colleagues he thought the administration
was drifting aimlessly although
another European war threatens. The
senator, more than usually pessimistic,
asserts tne French invasion or tne ituhr
is likely to result in a triple alliance
of Germany. Itussin and Turkey; that
fids comb Inn: on could bring on another
general European conflict, and
thai the Unites! States would he drawn
Into the row inevitably, lit? suggests
the United States can call the conference
(! participate in its ,ii?!!b<>ei> <
tlons and leave to the European pow
ers the responsibility of carrying out ;
Its agreements, as was done in the
ruse of the Aigeciras conference in
2004 Tints he replies to the objections
of the Irreconcilable* as voiced
by Senator Johnson of California.
RKPIIESKNTATIVE IMIUTKU of
Pennsylvania. chnlrin?.n of the
bouse foreign affairs committee, has
Introduced a resolution requesting
, I'resident Harding to urge a world- '
wide limitation of the production of
narcotics and habit-forming drug*, and
to report to congress within six mouths
[ the results of his efforts. It Is left to
the discretion of the President whether j
or not be shall call nn international
! conference on the subject.
retort*
BILL BOOSTER SAYS |j
OOVJDT. FOLKS* MV NAMES
B1U. BOOSTEQ AMD I'VE
COME HERE TO LWE BECAUSE V
t LIKE THE LOOKS OF THE
TOYJW AMD THE PEOPLE \ SEE
OH THE STREETS! VM FOR
THIS TOVJM STB.OUG AMD VIA
BOOSTVMQ VT HEAVT*. MAT BE
V CAVA DO SOME GOOD \ TOUR
EDITOR. SATS, "GO TO VT, BILL!" tr*
VRMY EXAM. FOR
APPOINTMENT IS
ANNOUNCED
A f r.al ox i* : i?f candidates <
ar annointnu -it in. of i fi
vond I'tut*" vt R- r ' >r Army, r
ill 1 c H' M d*. mr the week com- f
rr .Tune 2.", 192". -j
T11 exam "nation is pen t ? all
?e male Anv . ? " : hotw? > S
>e : r: s of 21 :.rtd 30 \?ars. to fill a
pprox'maloty S."? v.oaneie* in the ml
ata::t branch ?. { .. . t rmasti t
r;??. On' : I?rti t nt.
her..: al Warfar St rv ..-I I
uni-c 1>. artm * t.
i -i didatc obtain the neccs
-1 * i . <! .? -n and a:- 1
1 "".ta?n Man!: f m\ from the n nr- "
? Am:. ;i . or deta h?j offa-.*. ?
t the." m .y to th<* Command : ^ *
It . .-. I. 'i Con A- o. V M ;
I , her.'on. (ia.
Preliminary t. xara'nati . consist
r ineuir; nt > the phy oal,
Southern
Syst
ANNUALF
United Ccntcdei
NEW ORLE
A r*?i i n_i
m 12 JL V" J
A
Account of the abov<
ern Railway will sell roc
Orleans at the following,
Fcr Members of th
Veterans ar.d immediat
families accompanying I
MURPHY
For sons of Confec
federated Southern M
United Daughters of th
sponsors, matrons ard i
MURPHY
All tickets to read
each direction.
DATES 0
ticketi will be sold froi
olina Points April
FINAL
Final Limit of all Ticl
All tickest will be sol
certificate p.an, ccrtificc
by proper authorities ol
erans' Association to v<
lies which entitles them
mile, miles traveled, an
caces from Sons of Ve
Southern Memorial
ra l. _r ,> ^ r
jL-^rtuyiiLcrrs ui . .ie
trons and maids of hon<
ara rare for the round ti
Through sleeping <
will leave Asheviile on
m.. Eastern 1 ime, Mon
J. H. 1
DIVISION PASS
42 Havwood St.
Friday, March JO. ,,jj J
Iniversity Prepares for
Flocd From Schools '
'ill Build Additional >
Dormitories With the
Funds Approbated by '
Last Legislature.
Chapel Hill. ? The University is
tunic ready to provide more room
r the new flood of high school
udents.
Two dormitories, pehraps three
ill he built out of the money provide
1 by the legislature. The dt rmirie?
put up a year ago haw just
irely taken care of the increase la
.tendance ince then.
The r.un.ber of g aduates i: \ rth
ar-'lti a h . h sch?> >ls next ' - j,
mated between 5.000 n:.?l 6,. ,
A greater and greater p. CPTlt
them are going to collet . and
i niversity, of course, has to take
lire ?'f th largest share. it is ?
i i >;it task to find enough . rrvs.
>i hm <nr.g* talked ox most are 0
f..r * r?lo -y and ? h
nd th0 wontcn'j buildtng .VI . an As
b hu.lt hccau* there i* noj
- ting money to put up all of
hem.
'i applicants, to determine whether
r not they have the requisite qualiiulion?
L. justify proc edir y w6m
final examination will be held
,11 till ' to time at the ne.iresf
. tary ; t or station wher. -here
ffu < : t personnel for a 1. ;rd.
?uch preliminary examina*; : will
void inconveniencics and urnecesary
exj r to loth the aplicant
.ml tl. <i verrm nt in rx 'y rosea
\] : >h uldt therefore, be
. in ited a- early as possible.
\Vi 11 balanced rations tor the
. help produce hoys and girli
coo.l bi'T-.e, good teeth, mu>clet
.i, .' ! of being de\ 'oped, and a
? > lear head. say home demon*
. t . n workers.
< ?untv agents in North Carulind
i irted LVt. 1 r,r? crop demon tr??
i 70.1)73 a ti s last yea-.
Railway
em
IEUNION
rate Veterans
ANS, LA.,
13, 1923
? occasion, the Southind
trip tickets to New
; fares:
e United Confederate
e members _ cf. their
them:
$15.34
lerate Veterans, Conemorial
Association,
e Confederacy, and
naids of honor:
$31.03
via the same route in
F SALE:
n Western iVorth Car
6, 7, 8, and 9th.
LIMIT:
cets to Be April 30th
Id on the identification
lies having been issueu
f the Confederate Vet
:terans and their faniito
rate of one cent per
d also separate cevtifi terans.
Confederated
Association., V'n ted
? .racy, sponsors, maor
at rate of one start Jrip.
cars for New Orleans
Train No. 10, 3: JO p.
day April 9th.
Wood
ENGER AGENT
Asheville, N. C. _
HL_: J