North Carolina Newspapers

- t J. B. SHERRILL, Editor and Publisher. PUDLISlir.D MOIIDA v 4 k VOLUME XLVJII. concord, n. c-THun ;.vv. DEcn;.:Df:i 23, ice ' ' ; Investigating BombFldt Muscogee Grand Jury Called in Extraordinary Session Jjomb Attack Was Expect ed Last Night, v TWELVE MEN ARE ; ' INVOLVED IN PLOT Pint Discovered Which It ' cII,2n!' f A!lat:r. l"b In;iu?tiranp"bU- nmnfant am! imom tnx -. . i n j r " r" i i will hold m Hi Ht.htif. I. tb suiW .f mnuy r- Said Had Been Formulated to' Hring About the Whole sale Destruction of City - C.,liiiubu.S (Jil., IH'C. 'JS.-TlK' Jhw. (.-.- ( oiiiify jrraiid jury ... wa. -siHfd j cvinionliiiary WhKiori hw lodii.v j i . i.ivi-sriwiif ui aiicm iHtii. plot g.vM-uoii nr. JiiauxuratnL liHre ln?n imiMiilK-d hci-4' yesterday,. uiiIcJi;wjt bnmdf-nst ibrotiKb the Slate by (-nis.l ,the ixdice to -place jruards1 He!efary of State John J.l.vons. who arom .l the home of the five city com-(.will -be master of cereinon'ie. lu , oioncrs. jiii aiMirriiient boiiKe, and erltably the bulk of thene card of i n v'' -factory. The ioIlee reftortel Invitation will prore of little more ,.;nh (...lay that there was no visible Value when presented at the dMr than nunc ( nit- I'.m "I mi- uut-Kfu pioi-i H i s last inirm. . . . The .ili'e. contIntieI their nctlvlty t.!:i t ohi.iin evidence arid to round nji suspils. ,aiid ' it was ald' they u-Tt' , ready r prexcm u ine jjiarin J 1 . M IK.. ."! ' .. jin v inn ue.Hu.s ih nie wo-caiiei pioi wliirh tliey claimed luid teeii forum l.ttt d t In ins al'KHit wholewalt destruc tion in this city. . . I v Aiinslial Morton a city commission- A. A. 4. .. " - ' cr in a siaieiiieiu iiume purine last nielli, ciaiiiieu rimr me anegett plot-1 n-i-s lni'i iilaiined to make ' their first ft i it. 1 I iitia-i-k cany tnis morning. lie Ham li,. i.astHl his-statement on what had taken i.fnrc at a meeting of the nl- I. -.mI jilotters held Tuesday, night in j, i.k ;iI cemetery. - - . . In his statement he intimated that the iitithi.imeH nave tne name or ev- .'V man who aiu)uiei , wie meciing, jillliuimli it is sui)pose.l to 1 veiled inl the deepest, secrecjv Another meeting lmd been planned for yesterday, but the activity of the police is believed t h;.vc ( ailed 'off this meeting. The police say twelve men are in- voived in the alleged plot, which , in- ' J'eniwTHtitwomen wno uirt dndes inenibers of the lmal police Ue- j , f 1 snare in rolling up the re- imrtinent. nialciintents, ciiminnls, and cortl "'eakinjf plurality ; for the Gov- ..ne- or two persons from - Alabama vnorjeleet will have a ctimpany .of t.-wi.s across the rive from here: "a.rchera in the parade. Ai a meeting-of citizens culled yes'-J Ordinarily ' -the inauguration program tenlav afternoon it wa statetl by the) covfer da-Ys-- ti"e the sm4al Muthurities that they had infornw-i VW ,her fef tu,rs will continue U..n to the cfTecthat the plot wrrfT,h!r,?UK.V a wl,Hi of nv" beginning , .. ..... ... i:..i,i, ....o. I with the wcj come ta the . Governor- iiniinfity ot T. A.-T. lllld-'ir the Jill- jidinted nioment to use tJie explosi 'explosive! "1 ... ni the property marked for destruc tion, so that all the explosions would occur simultaneously.' Tlie places to lie destroyed, accord ing t the police, were the following!:. kt,side!):e of J. Homer Dimon, city commissioner, and mayor. ', "y Uesidencv of Miss Anne Griflln, city coiuiuissinner. . - , Riidence of Reuben Kyle, city com missioner. Residence of Marshal Morton, city foniinissioner. - ' ' . riant of the National ; Show .Case Company, of Which Mayor IMmon Is president. - ; y - '--".v.'-' Iiinon Court Apartment, owned 'in part hv Mayor Diniou.t v Resiiliitions were sulopted ata cit izens meeting to back the cityrcom- .i .en,rs j, the . limit fnany tepof t u ,;,.v, take to -enforce -the' law, . pre- fh ffrve order and protect life and prop -erty. ' i . -1 . "' . The citizens offered services to any extent "needed in. ridding Columbus of tins baud of outlaws." W00DROW WILSOVS 66TH UlflTIIDAY ANNIVERSARY Whserved Quietly at His 11 fi fitrno Home in Washington. V ' v v Washington! 'Dec. 28.- Former Pres llleilt Wilson Ilhinillllir n iniitot- rVArV-. ame f tin .w.,.ocs ta dtrt home" was receiving congratulations , tHl;.v on his with- birthday. - The .on - ly schedule event of the day for the: former President was a visit of , - a rtelegation from the Woodrow Wilson Foundation at 3 o'clock to extend ! I'in'.idav .wtin nd infnrm'him of! in'.iday greet insrs and inform'him of progress made -by the Foundatton ui raising the $l.(XM).fKK) fund trt- lie 'ised in perpetuating the ideals enun- -Kito.1 hy him. while I'resident. It was wiiiiouuced at a meeting tf the' Foun i.iii..us l.o;jrd of trustees 'itf'Nw oik esterday that $800,000 of the "mount had been contributed with.au otl,(.v $im-i.iMK) expected, in reports not ; .v,'t in hand. . N v : ? . "' .i . . Hair 'lmrIotte Dec nnrbximately i The loss 'which was partially covereil h ahehaf bincrlby i?"" V88 88 o.rue Sfioo.(xx) building ap4 ea6w-T Ul;iit fund for Davidson College,. Mai mi I.ockhart. director of the cam ll:lIsn aniwmnced here today. ixty-eight churches - in the ' North iirolina Synod of the Southern Pres ".vteriiin (Tiurch have raised ox ex-, ried their quotas;- and- 60 others lin. ? - 1 fcfe raised at least half of theirs hef Gluttony is defined- in .-.the regula- aildwi. - - . v tions e 'excessive consumption of (l!n . ' "w1 Ifood or drfnk, arid the fact of excess Wtl Joins in Declaring for. Guaran- is determined by the cost of the meal. taa. A T.iJ.-ov .?'- iS. J morl-a M t which thP fflllt- -tusanne. Dec. 2S , (By . the Assa- tonr iegijis is -to be fixeil and announc-l Joined v i r ! ( f l , .1 ' . Vi . . o 1 li Lit I .i . -'.'ii me licuuA ui iuc w..i.v. "'i.'aticns f tniUr',! niPpHllff Of tliei '"Mtnlirt i. ns -(ommissibn .."ls' ''""iferehce in deelar of the Near f ts have declared abolished.' V 111(1 rl IIIMI'IVTI II Ml n In r.kUti IT Til ' W II llllllllll X & . ItiAVU 1.1 b 5 "in-Ts mnsr iw vpn 'lurirey . r . 1 : j... tkq inHiMmoni j - x o-.. -tni .miss litV , , capitulations for extra ter-. g e isoner was arrested for Uject them " - - j Grow, '!,f'1 al rights" for-foreigners which the 1117 f r Kemk ta. he 31 :. nem-: abeth Mr t 'T; T T- Z ; rrtnr hen -this must be put a : tte L : T- Dry wh( tias been ill foryis J2 J;n tiemen we shall iWiloda? rePOrted Sme". S?o' of S?be sale- ? air Alleged at C olumbus Ga ' 4 f - " - . , BRILLIANT INAIGIRAL : FOR GOVERNOR SMITH " . ,. io ne yie Most Grtlllant Event Errr fct'tt In Allianr. Albany, y., I H.-WitU ar riral Lcr- . twlay of iltni-turr Ui AIfr-ll f- Xmtlh art. I ff,:l1m tl jrrnHi of fxert isr nnI o-ll ffaflriikw m tTJiiufc-nu with th- t-ruin iiiaugro - ration wa uberi-J in with a -boaie-! c-nmloK" -rfftntlon t-ndirl i,v ih. tpifol n'Xt Monday.' Imt ihciI'.d it there will If a rouriu rf mx-lal fifn- tin) , that "promise to inako ihr la- fctiguratJon tfu !noit brilliant n-ent of Its kind cv-rj' Wnlitw. , ' A rword bte.ifclnjc atfendaiW of tNI tor proinljMHl. Fiflwn thousand 1u vita thuja, calling for aduiiunn.e ti tb aKHCUlblr (-bniiilxr. t-!irt ln-tn(nV nit-, provcriua wrnp or paper, for t lit UKKeudily cbaml)er can nccXuuodate only ftUmt '2AHH) ier-inR, and 'much of the pac will be nifuplcd by incoming ;ind outgoing fctale otticiaK Judtce of the court of apjieals, the LK tiiemlierH of the newly elected bi!Ifittife and others with what . might lie termed S esleI I rights" at the reeurring'functlons that mark the ct.uiiing in and goins otit of state administrations. In addition to those who are luck v ' 10 gam aunuasion an fpectator at Inaugural wrejuony, thousands i n m 4 . f f com- u ..iuany ior rue erent. it nas hen estimated that at least ten thousand In addition to tiie- fifteen Wionannd Invited y will ie . on hand, Space in Albany hotel for the. in'ang- runon w .already at n premium. - v.'uwtiiuc lejuiers irom an, parts or .mmr n Miiiiiit-ii uy wrm- delegations, will 1 here. A civic and ar.v parade will lie an outdoor i me inaugurnnon. -in tnis the , Tammany braves and Democratic marching clubs form some . of the big ne" OE ,ne tflte Ptrt to make a big fll"ll "uiuri i. uir .iih.mi.t v,ii.iiuiit'" vv- pi.-uuu.ov ifv.! . . . . m . . . . . .onnnerce. .An nu-iay ceieoraiiou is iiiannei ior riainruav. wnicii win iie:; the birthday of the Gciyernor-elect. The. program will conclude in the even ing marked by a Xew Irar's "Eve linner at;, the Hotel Ten Eyck.v' On .Monday will come the inauguration, with the. parade and a reception at the executive mansion. : Governor-eb'ct Smith will probably be sworh in Saturday, inasmuch as the hist day of the year, falls, on, Sunday and he must qualify before the mid night hour that -ushers in the New Year. ;. ' ' '-' , - . The 'ajssejnbly chamber has been rfaborately prepared for the inaugural ceremony. "V A large platform has en built for the accomodation of the chief participants and the' guests of honor. Xew carpets have leen laid.-the fur- the big eyent it is planned to have Zr profusely decorated 'with flags and flowers. , . ' s THE COTTON MARKET 1 Yesterday's Advanes Followed by Re- act4ons During Ear Iy Trading To- V - - : - : .";.' New York. Dee. 2S.- Yesterday's ndvances were followed" by reactions In the cotton-market during today's early trading.'. Liverpool was relative ly easy, and there tvas liquidation or .realizing here with the result inac first pric-es were A to 13 points lower. Offerings, were well enough taken tby .the, trade or fresh commbian house buying to give. the market a steady undertone however and prices held around 26.71 to26.7u for March. . . Cotton . fntnres opene.1 steauy: Jan- uarv.sana: .March-20.72: -May ru.w; July 2(1.53; -October 2it!. ' FIRE IN CHARLOTTE ' . .-, . AVlioIesale Grocerj' Establishment of Thomas - & Howard Co.' Kumed. Charlotte, N, C, Pec. 2S. The building- occupied by the .Thomas & IIowarrT-Co., wholesale grocers, was destroyed -.with' its contents here ear ly today by fire of unknown origin. -iW'Vw.. ; ' Berlin Jmposes Tax on Gluttony (Correspondence of Associated' Press.) Berlin, Dee. 3. A tax on gluttony is the latest method of raising funds to be devised by the municipality of Ber -MS9 j y o-T ....m -anf tne rate oi v a . " , 1 : ' ' judge "in delivering the charge toibe a common-one. The tmie A ma. i.ti.i- ..v.... . , i niri iianjimpn vnn nnvi i: w . . . , - . 1 Ann -mrcor 1 T-n w- I I INCOME TAX EXPERT I to m: heard ii eke CJ. PlKmiflart UDI ?fwrak Reffcretbel liinanU Club Htc Tomorrow MrhL I I'e.ilirln- lb- Joiunrtuftt part wii i f Imp Federal ami S;ate f North CVir- tllna Income tax py In tb yt world, -the Klwanls CltuVef 0.&er 1 hl rrard hare Mr. G. E. I kvad. . krt- proailaejit author and fncotrie ta expert, addre It iuiticrli!p m tM U Imifanr iujh t ir est rjru bir kijr 'uuftln-r .vrtl h I lo I IJ'I FrMir m!cjt at it V. 31. C. A. Mr. lMnWirt!t frt-as-rljr no- hHlhl tr 1 1 h f V tn,mA fsv . ..(t .r" i.. liurran of Iaff-mai IitTu m Waii- , xmrt'Ti in ao tmtiaj -u..t tty, bnt U how mpmn inttHl .u-tth lh Ainmnthtx SrrTbi fouirniDy. k TiarIoiti firm ff n te lniru! poini f jh ' rnl ini-ooj tax law whtHi bT puMJsb''! In rarlotj-i mifarlne and trade iiir. One at lib mrt rei nt artjcle "Sfoek IHrIdendWbyr ap lireil In tlm fluirb.tle Obrvi-r Iat week.. '' 4 Mr. iKmdiUart Unn let-tured on the tdibject of iitcoui taxe li-for -mtc'--!al ami Industrial oreanixultona iu rnrioiM part of tin ctuntrjr. ' At the conclusion tif ills addrej. Mr. Ic im! bart will hold an open forum. "durln which he will answer any.qatUni on the pnbject proptmmle from tbt floor. KiHiinlaiM will therefore hareihe op iHM tunity of Jielug enU2htcnHlNi any tax prol.Ums with which they miht le confronted. - In hix address oi Frid iy. Mr. Ihunli hart will diciisM uch inirxirf ant ttointw ax MiH-k Uri(IoiMN. Inventori'jj, bK. Invest eil -apltal, the relief wcliona of the law and deprec iation, the bug U-ar of American tax payer. A im it j'nr. attendanv U therefore "exi teI. j - i fiti itrii mi l rnv itv ifiu n ir ' .HEDICAL 'ollkc;e I'JUirOSAL Pretildent of PavbUon, Klon anil Gull fonl Approve -Eigfit HHIIon Dollar rrocrt.w . ; Brock- Barkley in Charlotte Observer.' Raleigh, Dee. 27. -Three dfn'o?nina tlonal colere presidents put thejr o. Jc. on the $8,000,000 medical -college project follow In? a conference with Governor Morrison today. The confer ence was upon the "invitation of the governor, who wanted to explain the whole scheme to President Martin, of Davidson, the Presbyterian ; biys school of the state. President Ilaiter. f Elon, the Christian college, and Pres dent Blnford. of Guilford. The governor will confer soon wih President Poteat. of Wake Forest col lege, wbd b now In New York. With in a few days he will call a nieetlhg or the special committee-'of univeiitc trusteea who are to investigate the proposal and mahe a reeomnieudarou to the full loard of trustees.- n .... . . . . ....... ...... . . I. . x ..-.-I ttI a uv-nmu uouui uuii iv n wriw me irtiiurai asncuiui ai ine in sentiment" toward the project w reptrted with the clearer understand ing a to just what Trinity projK.se in the way of turning over its ; million dollar building fund and three mi '.Hou dollar endowment and announcements as to the sta?e reached in considera tion of the pan. t - That Trinity's action would imount to a virtual gift of four milliuu col lars to the state for the const.-uctlon and maintenance of ihe school - and hospital, upon condition that the stat appropriate-, a similar 11 amount Is the announcement of officials deal ing withrthe proposal. About the on!y string now t'ed to Triuity's offer i the location of the Institution at Dur ham, as It Offers to p'ace the opera lion of the college entirely under the. states control, with . the board 1 of trustees appointed, by the governor and confirmed by the sent. FEAR "DEATH AT IIERIUX. So Farmer Witnesses Form Serret .Protective Society. -Suspicion, and,, fear are .wldespiead in WiJiamson County, 111. . The farmers fearing their testimony in thA Herrin massacre trial was brewing a spirit'of hostility among the., miners, have organized a secret pro tective society to guard their families j from vengeance. , The 4ives of ten miners for very farmmer killed because of his testi mony in the Jlerrin trial." is said to be the slogan of this I society. y - T have gone off by myself ami cried like a haby because I had to tell the Kruth, one giant fanner conressei, ac cording to an investigator. "I have no fear for ray life, . out Fd rather lose my farm than pV-o niv wife and little children in the path of a mob.", this, fanner said.Hie farm ers, while admitting the miners have issued noi threats, organized the "r so ciety on the quiet to . -prepare . for probable emergencies," special stf 'workers, asserted. " ' --.-- i -- Killed at IIiishanda Grave. Chester, PaM Dee. 27. Mrs.. Alice. Cheetham. 74. on the anniverstary of her wedding, was killed today by an automobile when about to place a wreath of laurel upon the grave of her htisband in Chester rural cemetery. She. stepped in front of a "ear driven bv-Charles F. Gronke, No. 2129 West Ninth street. She was identified', by her wedding-ring,. Gronke was held in baiL - ":- y . '.' Irish Women Defy Authorities to ject ". . ' Them New York. Dec. .23. Mrs. Majel CVLicSwiney.; widow of the former Lord Mayor of Cork, and two other uiuen, who said they were acting ror inejto oe onerei uunue ir r. Irisli rennblie. todav entend the Ir'sh ad. carefully ami been hand tomorrow consulate in Nassau"iSir'et and defied !tne attempts. of Lieut. Gegan.; of-thet - President Harding broke-. Whlwf House ' records - of v several '- mouths standee when be shook viands with- S fsoT'i a re?enteptl0I PBESIDEIlIi .11 ... ""' .''' . .SDL BOI VsLs the Senate .ct i A J Resolution V !:n- Far An Economic xn 1 i, 2rnia--3Ient Confer .c. SENDS LETTi; I TO m ' SENAT 3 LEADEn 3Ir. Hardin rd Directly - to Block Sen: j Action Af ter lie Cor fcrrcd Willi Secretary Hughes. ViutMiz1ott. iHTi Probleel Ili'ntinsii'lte! tte tttaie ti.iy ri in adopt t-nnlor Ibtab t rIl ftr t 1W IlltfYIUltiotUtl - ll naf? C"ifct iue. tmy In z in a M r r ; 'ib-ait leadr Ih1 Itut i f' tia ul t'-ft-jc?-f'.'mil actlou ou tb utji-t t.itw would t mUtrr.'iM liim tiw In dc t Li -tlonir Ih 1 ihw tit luctlnt bxJiing to och n nfcr4ice. Tlie 1'rebletit'x ! r ii mi i Senator l-lf tur i r nln n dnr log t he Sena t e'n d d -4 " l -l a te on tbe lUruh prot t wbltti ! errj- ImmIII in an ameodis nt to tti t ual appropriation bill, i . ' Hie President a1 -l dlre-tty to Il'M-k Senate- a t Ion n:tcr tie lmd ro,- milteii with .si retary Ilnhi-H ninl af i''r Scmitor udge Us action on the It.'rnh plan' mlrbf give '"false Imprewlfus" to European power.- . - '--y y.-'-vv , Tlie ndministratfon 'J. tLe President said, waa "trying t be Jieliiful" hj the Etiroix'au. fcituatln. which . had leen given "nit .-norough and thoughtful consideration -for jnanr months. ,. As to further nrmr,meiit "limitation negotlatlona also provided for in the' negotiationa .a wo proyuieti tor in tuej .... i. ..i iu....i.i..i ii..-.it.. i J .CU i,L r Vn against what mipit a get of "promise to tbewrld .which t-an-imt Ik fulfilleif untfl ti e nations, di rectly concerned exp; their, readi ness to crtKljierate to l an enil." . Without din:ioii: "ie -det.iil whatp.e -Ja-doijt.a , t--.y:..rtii gestetl that Congveei uught t helptnl by freeing the b:uwhi of the allbsl delit commission. .He also ib"clarel that the reparation was the foundation of the Euro'iean : difficulties, and that this nation "cannot assume to aay to onejnation what it shall iwy in repa rations, nor to another what it shall accept." ,-. - - -." .-Senator Lodge presenod the Presi dent's .letter immediately after the Senate convened, and the reading of it by a c'.erkwas listened, to attentively by Senators on both sidea of the cham ber. - " Senator Tiorah noted on. a pad of paper the high spot of the communi cation, and smiled broftilly at the lresideuta di-ciaration thaL the pr posed amendment would in effect give the impression that the executive branch of the government was not "fully alive" to the n-Bent world situaaion and that Congress o:J facilitate the work of .'the debt vra miss:on by freeing the bands of mat body. - " . "Senator McNary. - "republican, of Oregon, galnerl the floor after the let ter had -bei read, and began nn adi dress in beualf of the Borah proposal, which he charapioned as "a measure likely to aid the American farmer by restoring Europe and increasing European purchases of American agri cultural products. . Iodge at White House. Washington, Dec. 2S. Chairman Lotlge. of the Senata foreign relations committee, who yesterday openW the attack of theadminlstration Senators ou Senator Borahs proposal for a new economic aim uiwinuaiurai t-iu- ference, wan anmmoneil to the White House today, ami after a talk with President Harding, indicated that the President iirolmlily would send a let ter to the capitol during the day out lining bis attitude toward the confer ence pbm. ' - , As he left the AVhite House Senator Ixwlge declineil to throw further light on his announcement in the Senate-de bate yesterday that the President' al- ready was negotiating to bring atKut a new international discussion of tbej White Ilonne and hi -efn'rte.I ltbew,," ,H utmiimi mfnttu fnwmn&, i'i t -t, jst , , - . , - u progresH made In th? ' erm!neil tl2bt!,l,Trrint :"tiv U vsrfr rrnTtV,iJi,J It'! w t5n f t .41 t ' i already leinif waged ..piim4 the fwi. j'h wtfataiA"ba Vattl aitfU ftvt - niirl - wArt M : rah amendment adminlitratiraortJimev X X, b f . J f tt- , . leaders In the SenateT : ! J"' ncf"iienrby pH-ntrti knve!tla 1 b.-j .lib It ifc it,tt - ,,' , ,,.,. The letter htnte-l ;bat-while ; tte. "M'rUI fnvdv.r th dluir, hU$ mt, sikI f. tfctf rvm b. it ,t r t ,' U. S I T Senate jplght proirlv -adviser : in' rt I.ebPRtTAl otbt nt tU-i ultin -Mie j - , . :r r(,j j remird . t Infernatlo Lil" nerntkittoiM. M-hal-er "f otu1..erce. Me Uaiit lif.tttfc-T, tUl U tfcl n. world economic aunauon. n l-Krew manager went ver" null I lieved in' some quarters, however, that jt,m4,nt of by rar. The IV! t a part of what the administration is IroJlJW, mt for Frtdar. Ie doing In that direction might be re-. 2jtb, ami that of the Ptal vealed la any letter the President J for JaDUary Mth. might decide to send to Senate lead-r Many riolations of the rbU 1 ers. ' ; -.'. : (tabor law. In vCharlotte have -nl : . T. TTj- irenewed activity on the rmrt of Soier- rre-inventory oaic at tairu !. The annual after Christmas Pre-In-' ventory Sale at Eflnla will begin on Friday or y tnis ween ana conuuuej through Saturday of this week. Kvery suit, dross. -coot or wrap of any and'pfntPni: the Arriral cf New -Turkish every description will t cut in price! Instruction From Angora, and $10 and $13 will be the prices Lauaanne. Iec. lPr the Am featufeiL 4 y v -tiatetl .-. Prea!. Thf meejlng of the The company has a page ad. tday lctmmIs.ion on capitulations of tb setting ' forth s?ome of the flne'haTgalna Near fat confers ice fa Iftat t icake ad. -arefiilly ami he onjmnd I.r i. opening ipf the nale. Kathrrn Bostian. or Liiina Is the guest here of Miss Eliz- Hahn. : - ... -. , .T - 'Mrs.-: w. .U-- iarrun w.: connnen ro her home on West Depot street on ae- Snnf of Illness. .- - f t f - Cfef r5 it I J B t40iVW4tf V.f t 2.: K C I- rv- fSi iJi U-w U Vai V.Aii.ium t. It a A . Jk . lift fv. t. fiC .i LJt lti bi! P- r f t f I i.l ; ; - '5 tU I JT- 4 e turn L.- nnri a . it i -;;-r-a iW'( , ! rf rt rikf fcwflt rtl -4 tisM-l -tlJf i.U.W'i 1f w iw v- tte,- tsl - !-.-r nimni.rt.'J'rit S tt !! t.V Jl.a .51. t.f tvs,t.i''. ff--jt,-i frvwa tiM t tU t ;.i uwity r.z("Uijiim lrfs Il'ih t t . ft t ? t,.' ii:ut t?rt." iri m.-c rtu itj-r rt s1 v ttl l iit t:-. V - ffwrt In iU;i fr tl r-af"n . rrcliir.lsjirr arm nr-t, tt!i f;I MtttL tie f,iit.iti.. of fatttM f whbh will k- i- f.re lie fcwTat ml4y ta Jauitf t urse -iuirtnent ,f a u4?'rt j at ...... 1 , . . . . ft - - . l.M fr barcinc fctmter a4 pt 'men a 3.minai tlvte !. XU fwel from II I tthl ! tiiMt t unlnfi'u the hn mihI. l rvtl l -Te.fnjifl, f tete rau pfei-rieji aul fe-k l.atti North Carolina r"irfie fw f . Mat- wtkn bai. ttvaisH'",'J Irtj;he oihI af-l"ie-wlle law a. on ntu.tjti2U rnw - oliiltl ihe; th ' niVivtftint e?a!4 l..l bt arvl ftate-wble law on bt'i.t)ti2U T'nw-iti JuvltntJofiji hae tsv-n niaile-t. acror4 lug to p.ailey Gru(UH; inertias etlitir of The 1ia riot te tMnnr, wtj I la charge, of reitertntiiC y RRiTisit Miirs cAUJ:r IL( K TO NEAR fUST - Slifnn of the Mediterranean Ieatue .Vent to Malta ltetrotly. Hare lUm failed rark. .jm-o, JateI Mm ltd. I 1H it By, I he PnlAa a mt.f m.a.tUfanry new rrom ijinsanne. u i uix3eru-i ttiat tb uhlpa tr tbe'ttrlti,h Medltcr rat.eia li-atw mfclh arrhed tere on lKs-.-ei'; '"r i f' r a three-Wt l ti- I? ;nl onfer i ictuttf tu.t dw. 1 ! .f,ii f ;r;'V: t - at u t irUi . 1 day, but It was lellevel that Jllinlral I hUocUh k, comma nder-In cblcf of the Mediterranean lnigue, wh pniwrel to leave thiif afternoon with all available- vessels. ; .',.". " Conferenre Fared With Scriott Cri. Ijiusantie, D-e. .2H I By the Af riattHl Press ) Tlie. Nenr East., con ference wa faced with aerioua trUea twlay as the hharp'and apparently Ir rcconcfllable conflict tfiwecn v the f:ngllh and th Turka over the Mul oil fielda reachel a din-lra Mare. Lord Curwii'n afatcuient that the. L'turning ioint of tb conference ham cfimei and that r.nziand would ir:me to continue the Mosul controversy, wan in ilimt conflict with Ismet l'aba' note asertlng that tbe TorkUb pier bad decided to "employ to I be last limit of It forces all means to obtain the return of Mosul to tbe.mntherLiud.' ; Jletween tbee two et rru.e there U a gulf which wtma likely vt W l?ffl cut. if not luni4b!c for the confer ence to -bridge. i- WARRANTS FOR VIOLATION OF CHILD L.R0R 1AV Sworn Out Against the Postal Tele graph Co., Belk, Company and Kress Htorea In (liarlotte. t- Charlotte. N. C. Iee. SA. Warranta charging violation of the Mate child Lilnir law had leen sworn out tij M. Gray, county- imtierintendent ef pntdic welfare against tb bx-al rep resentatlven of the PoMal Telegrai h & Cable Company, 8. H. Krewi (m- Lwny am, aeniugt Belk ITrr. department More, It wan lear thera. a lea mod here today when F. A. Fbtchrtipn, manager pf the bcal KresH at ore. was brougbt Into court for a hearing. Mr. Fisclimpp admitted luivlng em ploy in two girl during the ruh of the holiday trade, witbont elnff to it us n-uulreil by law, that they. had. age t cert Iffca lea. J. Inrewe Jonea. cur- 4I for the welf.tr i.nperhiterj.b'nt. Mateil that ' Mr-FiM-hfutni .had - -tier at sl revKudy with tbeeilp"' tendent. and that lu this lnTam- a- .Uhi tilm WAu!l 'not te pr Yiual Judgment in the e of res!. lbe nfpnflrat Grar. if waa atafe-L UHS.VNNE CONFERENCE REACHES A DEADLOCK pnsr-j the allied legeate on knaior the hall rtM tte riwutw lad nw ? ut, 1ninwitm5 from Acsora. . A speed of miles an hoar will be entirely pos1 We ln atrcraa 1tfc!n r .k. resaor. r. - ,rrSZ ,m,, aeronautical englneerins depsrtsest of the Unlrerattj of Mlchi . i i mm 4 tV 'I' J 11. , tt - - - i r 'A 4 fif .'.li I ....... k i ... s.1 !t-i. . , f tvt Air: r t t - f. . 't tr " ,ii ';v fi it- ttti -jm iil ti iW ti. -'"e ttT ttl t r ,'nuu! ?;. f.r U f f ft .. . i i i .. I . . . . -r,tfe)f na c W "it ')" ! b II 1m jirl t ti.i i t tt d. ir- ba it i U '! ImmJiui!. j p-H- ib " wuihh. I f.n!bT nUi ilrtl..m tbI ni'Wi aHlfK, - . . . . . I ..... . ... . . . ... . A... t Jm b;Jtal trt rt4fW a tr4r1 wilt Kte alt of id ti t tbe fc , jbriy, dilar4iiS Ibf -, 1 1 "f . T. r T !ip ubiir i i,i,,n in k mLi jut Kcrbnj itousbt to any t-4iitt f irrf'wamm lam.je rr tti-ir viutimM After It b talk tb itwtut-i aked t tllMtib"' it f ft 1--1 t-rftft t-routtt. t.b t.!-r .e ,u HNrWi'i. " maw viit;- prvp!!b'U n 7Ut i m-nii?"i 'v made a ;,b ra P,! Fi'tier, ! -JwUl afei!'y.s eMuv j watt o ti air for tt ww btd at;ci t agtiest i titt --?' wrI lie mM. Tb elf r&rt frsjft4 ua rrial iKt!.ri li rattle io bi ti ken-li mi il.-ir ? ttr Tar Hl fffte. !! tr"niatlo!) broj:bi ftl w&i pflal'tr - if , fft ? pLiuee. , Uruif fcap.tat-4 i M t f?i' i Tha'rlub te1n net eek ht t-J. re t e 1 jt--!?-tendoo -jatt lth tl-e .. HaUtity I -.eftir-t ? t 4rr jNt cluti, TT mntf w$l k! f' wtbi.r.fi!JSfi.. a4 the io!isg tlub will t tKf to if- Mihe.Ti'-t-4 &tW! f t r wlntintf lu! at a ne f'e4.,, "- jdyriruE o-l lt5ft -ate t -n t-f Music by MieK Wtiirr. farb lutti ji fcSV tt ttrtt t tt'ta Imnlt ami M urea ret ltartell ri ,mr all Jr:J tl 1 f . m feature of 1 iBWliig. SINiTE SENDS MIHAGK TO WOtUlUOVT WILSON Mmarf Epreew IWure and, Jy j -n fftott Over lUsraiery f Health by Mr,,,r n4 p?4 Wilson. Wabii.'foti. IW. ZKAVULtrti de ltfp a?vl with a fbrn of ajea 1rm derm riitb' eruitom ail lbtc .fri tiiowt of t! rcpnMUO 5'i". lb Hr ate toilar adopteI a re"lutj'i JTerel lr t- n t or 1 1 rrl . f1io.rra t, f -r-gin. espreing "ll H '' el i of tb Setiate r'M-ry ward health of fonr I'reI.fs.t Wl son. NK.IR HST C ONITlRENt E WJIX lii; AIJORTIVK If tlie Turk renI.t' In 'Their !'rfrt s Method ha) a a DkpiUh. Ixnilfn. lKr. i7 (Ry the AoHitH PretMi. A nter dUfh fra Iiuwnne aay : ,fTbere ! wrrUrim d to per of the Near Eat ennfereftce ! comlr.r aU'rtire if tb Turka i-r!t la their preaetit toef hods. t'rrea Exnamlcw of Teawldnf Itural! Sorlatosy ..la SrtMl. Hr -bi t mrl' s e ttibiigo. 1 . . A b eiinbi lajwrlibf f t n I the teaibing of inirel al4osy.-la n4-j f a orl H istr i I .?k&t!V me runil l ! baie trj- fb mimntwtw4,.Vlf- ar..f n.itiotiAt life. llarl t -I f rp t S,trto a ,lrC ' i2t of lbttatMi4iia -sltfr br3b!. "it;? t:i a ?t ?' r tolay at tt akunat rHg f It Amerliaa JBiolos-bul efy. -I!h1 lif liwlij'r frtrwY;t a fi-d t - mwt utlMv lH . far m lb- p ft t a st-" t9Jf ltl of dlwfery of iwr truth 1 r,a it a" - . iw - e-rcHl, be 4afel. Tlie fatt- bfir f4e f yuit :' -f can.aHtle a nr44ta In t.l mo uttftd tiat ra ' TL t-vtl mtfl i?-- ran n4 to-eioter irnio ta Reld I bat w1U tr,sk a tTtiirTt trlbntton to bunjaa welfare. 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