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e 4 - W 9 PittCE: $4.00 per year.- OONCORD. N. C. FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1930. , -INGLH QOP 5 CENT'S. 3 rzzA&gr j2SF'- Kli .Ptll I I II V: M. I i I L -S I . I I Ilk 1 1 II I 4 4 - j V ,1 V, 4 . . If r if USE imb "ioMor American Troops Wanted Fe klulleld Till Ocder is Restored- Ne gotiations With Aueliorized Repre sentatives. The administration since the rescue oE Minister Conger and all other Americans and conjointly ill foreigners at Pekin does not intend to further press the Chin ese and will send no more troops there. Some seven thousand troops on the way will probably be sent to the Philippine. There is no war declared with China and negotiations are in order -but not with Li Hung ( )hang until he presents "creden tials from, the Emperor or Em yiress Dowager. . Order in the empire is de manded and duly authorized agents .of the government of af fairs will be necessary before the troops can be withdrawn f rom Pekin. These requirements i nay soon be met when the trouble will be gotten over. There are some dispatches in dicating great disorders in Pekin but if so they are destined to be but temporary as the boxers are dispersed and the city is policed ':y sections by the different powers. . ?rof. Nininger to Bo Assistant at Con cord IJigh School. Prof. Nininger, of Roanoke, Va., who is one of Mr. Lentz's assistant 'teachers in the High School for the coming year, will arrive here on the 28th. Prof. Nininger is a graduate :f the University of Virginia, i rid has also taken his A. M, degree from the same institution. Ie has also spent one year doing post graduate work at Johns Hopkins. Prof. Nininger comes with the highest recommedda tions. For the last year or two ho has tiqen tutor at tfie Univer hity of Virginia. The High Ichool will open Monday, Sept. rd. Salisbury Ts. Concord. The Salisbury base ball team has challenged Concord for a gam of balf to be played here Labor day? Sept. Srd. Spencer would also lika to get a 'game vith Corlfcord he same (fay, . either in the evening or morn ing. Truth-Index, 23d. leath ofa Child. t The sixyear-old child oi Mr. C Hortorf, died toflay (Friday) !j!Cannonvill6. ThS dofcth ws sddenarld un rpected. if had suffered from' malaria and it is thought died in ' speak on "Transportation Prob '. congestive chill lems." Professor Smoot Way The remains will be taken to and Gold Brick Potter will do tVi:ady Grove, Iredell county, to-J the Covington cake-walk. Britt, . orrov for burial. 1 Iowa, Dispatch, 19th. MR. MlCltU1."" C00DMAN Fases Away Iharsday Evening of. Luns if.scase-LeaYes Wir and Two'.... . ... . . . r,u.. Daughters. Mr. Michael Goodr?. of No. 5 township, died .i his his home Thursday "evening', and "was buried today (Friday) at St. John's church. Mr. Goodman was about 50 years of age and leaves a wife and two daughters. He had been linger with ltmg disease for somo years probably superinduced by the ono weak ness of indulging appetite. He was, with this exception, well-to-do and popular with his neigh bors. Jolly Children. The Children's Missionary So ciety of St. James congregation met in the parsonage yard Thursday evening, the 23d, strictly on the business of eating ice cream and of having a jolly good time. Incidentally they elected delegates to the coming Synodical missionary conven tion at Lutheran Chapel. Thebon or fell to Miss Zula Patterson as principal with . Miss Wilma Corroll as alternate. Cornelia Stuyvesant YanderbUt. Mr. and Mrs. Goo. W Vander- bilt are the happy parents of a little daughter that came to their palace at 9 o'clock on the night of the 22nd. Her name is Cor nelia Stuyvesant. Weary Willies to Meet In Urand Re. union. An active market has deyel- oped in the padlock, shot-gun and bull-dog line, owing to the fourth annual convention next Wednesday, of the "National Tourists' Union." This is the annual reunion of hoboes. Some few hoboes already have arrived and organized them selves into committees, on cre dentials and entertainment, and have issued a programme for the convention. They also have issued a list of "tourists' who are qualified to sit in the convention." This list in cludes, according to their an nouncement, "tourists, printers, bindleshifts (thosewho can cook anywhere), nestocrats (experi- enped. sleepers), 'society tramps andbojacks.' Here are the features of the convention: 10 a. m. Address of 'welcome t by Wary E Br&df ord, head pipe of T. U. ho. 13; response by Ch'aflo Tired Noe, gran4 head pip(jofNational Tourists' Union. Onion Cotton will peftk on "How Ve Got Here." Dusty Gilrcjj, chief routo picker, will PfHNID I Hi uu Seientist-Dr. Wilk'ison lYjll be Charged With Abduciion. Speoial to The Charlotte Gbseryer, Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 23. Dr. Robert H Chase, one of the most celebrated scientists in the country, has examinod Miss Josephine Packard, who eloped with her brother-in-law, Dr. Howard M Wilkinson, from Do ver, Del., and gives the opinion that she is mentally unbalanced. He advises her immediate sub jection to treatment. Wilkinson will probably 'be indicted, at Dover for abduction, a crime that is punishable by long term imprisonment in that State. The Tides Toward Mr. Bryan. The New York -World makes these significant rellocUons: ' 'In 1896 the independents wore practically all for Mr. McKin ley; this year many of them are for Mr. Bryan. The willingness of ! many more who supported Mr. McKinley in 189G to con sider calmly the , issues, and the candidates of this year shows that something has driven from Mr. McKinley some of the most intelligent, the most unselfish and the most patriotic of his supporters of four years ago. "The men who havo turned away from him are intelligently among the strongest men' of an exceptional class of citizens. They are the leaders of those who put their country above their party. Somo of them were the glory and strength of the Republican cause in 1896. They are now to be tho glory1 and strength of the Bryan cause." "Oh, George, dear, what makes you treat me so coldly?" "Coldly! Oh, darling, how can you doubt me? Don't you know you Iook so warm with' the ther mometer up in the iinetios, that I couldn't think of treating you other than coldly, loving you as I do. I'm afraid you'd melt and m off the sofa.". Then she suggested ice cream as a cooler. Ex. 1 A FRESH LINE OF Nice Cand?es, ALSO NlCE FRESH Summer Cheesb AT S. J. Eli VIST'S II v; ii j .'5nSS OfEUOASII tiATRW. Sortli Carolina College Has a Bright Future Ahead of it. Mr. Lutz, of North' Carolina Callege, has secured a matron of the dining department,. Miss Pearl Qvercash, .of Enochville. She will bo assisted hy her sister. Mr. Lutz returned to Winston Monday evening and tod'ay he is moving to his permanent home, Mt. Pleasant. A most earnest and success ful canvass for the college has just closed and Mr. Lntz is con fident that he bas not labored in vain.. lie doserves success and no young man will make a mis take in going to North Carolina college. i The school opens tho 4th. Salisbury Truth-Index 22ud.- m The Boy Wanted In Business. "What kind of a boy does a business man want?" was asked of a morchtlnt. Ho replied, "Well, I will toil you. In the first place he wants a boy who doesn't know much. Business men generally like to run their own business and pre- feoome one who will listen to their way rather than teach them a new kind. Second, a prompt boy, one who undei stands seven o'clock is not ten minutes past. Third, an industrious boy who is not afraid to put in extra work in case of need. Fourth, an honest boy honest in service as well as matters in dollars and cents. And fifth, a good-natured boy, who will keep his tcmpor, even if his employqr does lose his now and then. Augusta Chronicle. And There Are Others, ."Charlotte is not the only town that has suffered from having it's reservoir used as' a swiming pond. Such has been done here, but the guilty parties have n,over boen prosecutod. Rutherford-1 tor cor. to Observer. You AH Know About The Man Behind the Gun! We are aleo rejidy tar action in correct form with steady aim, Iodet!r' with all kinds of ' Furniture and House Furnishihgs to the muzzle. Weo forth eonqnerng ail lo conquer. -ft-Cui Ioi and saving all discounts. We axe in a position to do yoT joo .? Sir line of iVlahogony, Birds Eye Maplfi and Golden Oak Suits are beauties. Iron end Erass Bfrla ar the tali of tho town, You " can't call for anything made out of wood used in the housa for Furniture that we hayen't in the store, or on the way. Pictures!! y . - Did YOU tVer rS ( Come and see us, woar'o cover Bell, Harris & Co, 'residence Phon 10. WW- f WE ARE AGENTS F0R,ofai & Eureka Piano AND o Furniture Polish, wmcn nas veen wen jnirouucfcu o IPS through here by one oi its rnulera Those vtho hno tried it know C what it is. Removes Spots, o ra Stains, Scratches, etc. fTT4 Pric&: 50 cents per 1g8!c.j. Concord Drug Co. jf Phono 37.. o oOofloOoBoQofloOoBoBoSojJoa i t n . . i i SUD1Y SCHOOL COXYEXTlOJi. Two Sessions Next Sunday Reports 'at 3 p. ni. Dr. Kllsjo at Night All In vited. The superintendents of the various Sunday schools of t'har town will please take notice that the Sunday school township con vention to bo held at ttu-firsrV Presbyterian church on . next Sunday, the 26th, will have to sessions ono in the aftoruoorr beginning at 3 o'clock and on' at night. The afternoon exercises will consist of reports from all tha schools, songs, solos, recitu tlons und talks by the various Sunday school workers of Uo.' town.v, , Tho meeting at night will ha addressed by Dr. J C Kilgot president of Trinity college. All Sunday school teachers. are especially requested to bo present. Each school will be givots n. place for its representatives in tho church. Sanitary .Notice! All persons are notified to clean up thoir premises at once?, those keeping hogs are espoc- lally warned. The commissioners have taker. strong action in the matter arid tho mayor has given strict orders. A word to tho wiso is sufficient. Clean up and stay clean and save yourself of fin& and cost. Jas. F. Hakius. Chief of Police." The Best Prescription for Clulit. And fevet is a bottle oi Grove's Taste less Chill Tonic. It is simply iron ia quinine in a tasteless form. No cure no pay. Price 50c, . 2My5ica !nstirainnts g ' Third shipment in two months i" which shows we didn't tbny uci. (S advisedly. advisedly. too busy to welcome you. oro rbeno.
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