m hi tka dark. Ikq
To than thai
1 look marh llk« • |
political plot to art tko faca of tka
treaty fa£nra. To
of party l«adar» in tkoir
tko adoption of a tow of Cob*
gnoo will not aeeonpliak aaytkkf
worth whilo n to M thto country'*
^ Wtion,
ad ayi ka
only front kaaraay what tko rapobii-1
cans karo boon Miif. Mr. Flood la not
antknaiaatic for tko reoolution if it ia
anytkin* Uko to tko Knox raaolation,
which ko think* ia unworkable.
So far aa aoeurtag a gurantea from
Gorman y ia concarnod, Mr. Flood
point* oat tkat tko matter ia now oat
of tko kanda of Gcnaanj and in tko
kanda of tka allioa. Tko treaty. ko Mid,
into cffact whoa rmttftad bp
of tko eUiea aa tkat tka United
*r tka prapoaad act af
Ha Mid tkat it weald ko
I far
Tko rapokikaaa hare (track dtffl
in tkoir affarta to draft a
One of tka
act
tka Carman piuputj kaU
to Anorfcan kanda A repeal of tka
alien piupoitj act would not bo faaa
Mo at thia
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GLENN YOUNG AND HI9
DOG VWT IN CATAWBA
\Jwm,
A in l
mult of
Waters, i
lirrtktr, John
at Camp Jachson next
Linney cam* to Hickory to sar tha
and agrsed to hold oat
to his brother. Whan this
pair tarns ap, they will maka 894 da.
■artors arreeted by tha officer.
Mr. TaMf saw • good daal of ac
tion in tha two short days ha spent
bars. In enmtpmny with Chief Lenta
snd night officer Popa ha was on Ma
way to tha Banry river section of the
county whan a horse and a bony bo*s
III sight. The affltsia paaaad the hog<>
ry and than decided it alight ha well
to invsatigate. la the scuffle that en
Kued, Mr. Yeung gat Ma sar twisted
and tha officers gat CM Lail. Ma
Sooth Mountain liquor. Later Tail got
12 montfca em tha ruade.
Waters waa In Hickory Thursday in
rsspies to the can of Mr. Young on
fiim tha day before. Ha described tha
rieit. "I saw the dog first and than
(Ms man," Waters said, "and I run, I
■topped once and then the bullets (to
ped by ma. lto, I didn't get Mt and I
iidnt step to meaaare how cloee they
auaa. That was tha faateat running I
rrer did hi my Ufa."
The officers ware seen before they
rot near Waters' home in the Henry
river section of tha county and the.
foung fsllow made a ran tor tha tim
tora. Later to
He saya Young
■ a good sport and la not nearly so
The Belgian police dog, which is
>n*-half Russian wolf bound, and tha
tther half hitelliffenee. attracted more
ittention here than any dog ever at
tracted before. He waa worthy of no
tice. Lang and elendcr. a combination
between thehound and collie, and with
the looks of a wolf, M waa good to
look apon. He is 28 months old. has
Mas wounded in tha war and letalaad
treatment at the Camp Jackson boa
dog,'* aaid the owner, "will
put a bunch to a circle, leave Pal hi
Aarge and they wfl ha there whan I
return. Or I can leave Mm to a ream
with half a doeen mm ami they will
itoy there."
Pal will go to a hetel office dealt,
take a hay handed to Mm, ring tha
■ * - *■ Wjn -* -II, a. *- ' ■ TM—
•wviior mi! ana not to nil room. *»•
srfB tern sa tha water and wollow in
the tub. Ha is fsad of bathing.
Whan Mr. Taong waalaavtog Hick
jry for Aahharo hs Uft the dog to
rharge of his baggage, including a
rifle, which were placed on a truck.
Persona who approached too doaa
were warned by the dog which never
•loaed an eye.
"If I had that dog." observed s local
officer, "I could do a big busineae raid
ing btockadcrs. All he wants is a look
and he does the rest. Ill say he is
iomc dog."
Forward Movement Coafer
Hm Friend* of North Carolina mat
in confereuca at High Point last week
preparatory to their Forward Move
ment drive the last of April.
Ten w—lisi i of the Mount A try
-hurrk war* la attendance. A team of
Ave warfcei ■ trvm various section « of
tha United States ware in char** in
-lading Prae. Levi T. Pennington of
Neabtrf, Oregon, director of
Following thie
Ike ars of the team sopersUd
Sunday Quarterly misting eonfsr
■neea in various cantors of the state.
Mount Airy P Heads ware a hie to ee
rure ona of
Delegates wars in
rariaas nearhy meetings. The worker*
ror Mount Atry were Rassuel L.
Hayworth of High Paint, Elrhy V.
Bowen of Uraan shore and Ida l«
Autia* of Deep Riser. The Missions
vera interesting, instructor* and in
ipiratimsl throughout.
The Forward Movement of Friends
In America Is affiliated with the
Intorrhurch World Mrnmastof Noth
America, aa agency consisting of
mm thirty co-operating evangelical
i,v. .
SENATE BROKE FAITH
WITH COD
Monro* Hank »—"! baiiave it to
■ terrible thing to Ife I* the LaM Ood
of tke local pMt of tlto
Mt
He ii<Mnd to the fact that two
y«am ago this nation mM dawn oa tto
to tka toak of i
la poaea. "11m mm
who want bdlaeod. The 26 fraai this
od. Bat in failing to ratify tho
treaty tka United States aerate broke
faith with tka men who diad and hroha
faith with God." On Friday tka lttk
of tkia month, fowver W ha known aa
Black Friday to tka annala of tkia
nation, mid tho governor, the United
Atatea Senate, in an orgy of pereenal
mm! political hatred, itrangM to
death the IJealli of the nation.
Tka epeaker declared tkat bat far
hie belief la tka naarraetiaa of tka
of
bald in tka i
from every part of tka eooaty.
EifbyJmi EarthqwOw m
um
Though the |«n«nl public may not
be twin of the fact, the United 9tat
m usually experience* frotn 1M to
200 earthquakes each year. This ia
^ ^tTT^T* 5rf* r~^T
Agriculture, from the large mnabar af
stations which it maintain! in various
part* of tha country and from Ma vol
untary eo-oparatora who aand In notic
aa of earthqoakee uhaai »ed in their
reepertive loalitiu. Tha number af
disturbances last year wan 47, ami tha
number reported tha previous year
waa 127. A vary tarjr* r^oportion of
thaaa, of course. are «o livnt aa to he
entirely unnoticed by tho public. On
tha hcifk roast slight earth tremors
are af sufficient frequency to eauaa
no eommant whatever. The -najority
of earthquake* ispuitad are from that
regian.
One surprising fact, however,ahown
for 1919, which haa recently been pre
pared, ia that mora than a tare af
Miaaiaaippi Valley, the regies com
diana, waatarn Ken tacky and waatotn
while ana waa recorded hi smthiasl
era Miaaciuii. two iamaBataiy sooth
of Wichita. Kaaa^ and eae hi Waah
the total number rsportod weald hare
wholly eacaped attention bat far the
seismographs, which are ao delicata
that they usually will detect a violent
■hock, no aiattcr in what part of tha
worM it occam.
r«
A Bom* Of $1.50 A Dmy
Washington, March 22.—It* exec
utive committee at the American le
gion tonight pot ay to Congi ess the
pi np«ml to pay adjusted com pense
tion to fifir Mrrfce MB and MM
at the rate of $1-50 far every day sf
TUi action iiriiwi
vote token by t)M committee which re
corded 17 (tote npieeentatNei ia fav
or of the legislative committee'* plan
for cash relief at fla day, which -was
adopted aa a substitute for the origin
al prop seal of >50 a month. The cena
aiittee's determination to booet relief
followed a general review of • com
posite bill which th
af
training.
AD Provisions af the bffl,
the award of cash based on the
Hod of service were adopted unani
mously. Strong oppoeition developed
to sight, however, to the ISO a month
plan, and by a veto of SS to 14, the de
mand was fixed at $1.80 a day*
Are Tan Happy?
Ta be happy yon moat be wall. If
yon are frequently troubled with cons
tipation nn<1 indigestion yon cannot
be altogether happy. Take Chamber
others. They i
MA VWard pLIES CLEAN
ovew mountain cm
^w -
Aiming For A«lwnTWH> l.wA
la Mor (a at on mm4 Wiraa
fMvlii W. Maynard, wit* Ml Kims
villa, Tom, at Z:W p. m„ for AriM
villa, InM lately at Morgaatoa
nhortly after I p. a.
Orti 10,009 paopto wmlud throatf.
oat th* afternoon, la a fteid on th
Biltmor* ratate to put tha "flylni
paraon" achadulad to appear bora ■
4 o'clock, only to ha diaaapotatod, what
Uaotenant Maynard wind back fm
M o nra n ton that ha hadovarahot A aba
rill*.
Tba aviator atatod that ha waa fly
in* high to avoid th* moantaina an.
unintentionally flaw over Aahavilk
landing In a fWd naar Momantoa, «
tailaa from ban. Ha will fly to A aha
villa Sunday morning.
A bmqwt for th* aviator by th
local alumni aaaodatlon of Waha Far
•at cottage, including daaamatoa a
th* fliar, baa baaa arranged.
A Thrill Of
Morganton, March 27.—T Iwt. M
rta W. Mmjmard landed
this afternoon, and the arrival at th
famooa flying parson haa given Mar
Kan ton a thrill of excitement am
The machine tn which the record
h reeking flight acroaa the continen
waa mad*, haa been secured for tlft
night and Lieutenant Maynard la thi
gnoat of superintendent and Mra. I
Goodwin at the North Carotin)
fo
Ashevflie la tin* to keep Ma
ing appointment thara. ^
^ Pilot Mountain Kawa.
The teacher* who have been takinf
tha Reading Circle work at Pilot Moon
tain had thair laat meeting Saturday
morning, March 20, at 10:S0 o'clock
Tha following tome hem were praaant
Miaaaa Luna Wagoner, Roxie Sanu
a la, Carria Marion, Louisa Hiatt
Flora Hutchina, Elisabeth Hutchins
Efcaa 3ollivan, Mania Redman, Bab]
Stevena, Cornelia Wright and E L
An examination waa given hy Prof
R. A. Sullivan on The Work of th.
Teachers" by Davie
After the
did joatiee to a picnic
by the
by the Civic
High School.
Thia group of
lag the year. At ana at the
Mra. T. E. Johneon of the I
of Examiners aad
H. Allan wet* praesnt at which tfam
Mra. Johnaon conducted the daa
The taachera have not only gaine<
information from the study at th.
book, bat having cone together
time to tiaw have learned to
each other better, and the profa
spirit haa been improved.
The Reading Circle mark for th<
year waa brought to a cloee by ia
from Principal R. A. SolHvai
of the coarea, hi which re
of the
nine interest manifested by tha teach
era. Aad that ha hayed each one weak
retail to hie or her reepetUse comma
nity with a greater enthmriaam for th<
field of education.
JJ u
Doa't W>|Ud T* Phat
Popcorn h Farm Cmtdmm
Doat fMfd to hrhfc a phi d
popcorn hi yaw gardaa. BmUm lb
■Mk food rahM.
On Many fama wHara it la act do
•M to grow pope of aa a atHw
crap, a fow ram ara pltaM in Dm
lardM far boma una. Thi« uodb to
tor^oto tka chiMrai and H la a*B U
lot Um« do Ilia planting.
If It la doatrad to «r«w popeora m
a Add trap, tho aarptaa Rock that I
not araatod far 11 in mm eaa a—all]
ba add to Waal aodaatt at a fail
patea, or a profitable iaaai trado aaq
bo MM ap br illHim II <*■« *
ELEVEN STATU HAVE
DAYLIGHT SAVING LAW
Of
w«t Win Ofcnm It
New York, M.rrh 27.—Daylight j
xaving will go into affect at 2 o'clock J
Not* York—New York City, Buffa
lo. Collin. Trey. Utiea, Syihiw,|
Yonkern, Clwwi»i)fa; New
Cwiiw, PWifkM, (tow
HoMm. Jersey City;
—Clinton. Lynn, Wo
| Penneylrania — Philadelphia, Pltte-I
burgh, Corry, A lion town, Harrioburg.,
I nam; Maine Portland, Sooth 1
land; Now Hampahtre— Manchai
Michigan Detroit. St. Joooph; Coto-j
*1
"Wo da not anticipate aay em
iea," Mid Mama M. Mark*, praei
or tho organisation which hao
fighting for daylight. "Tho
adopted by Now York city, fortnot
win bo aatomatlcaHy oboorrwl by all
dtiaa aad town* within a radio* at 50|
r j miloa or Mora of tho mstiopslis. Tito!
i i nai can ba Mid of Philadelphia and,
,i Pittsburgh. Tho Now York Contra].1
Now York, Now Haven aad Hartford,
l'
Maine aad Maine Central railroad.'
are preparing to operate their local
t| train* w ao to take care of
i muter* in the territory
■iMii
of
I *■
which io now b<
lo
' to have been Indorsed by iimiIj 9001
municipalitio* and ia also said to have |
the approval of tho city
j era of Newark, Pater son and Eliza-1
: both. New York state already ;
os a law ordering the docks turned I
' ahead tomorrow, but strong efforts |
. are being made to obtain ita repeal.
Tho Massachusetts house recently I
• pasaad the state-wide measure to third!
, reading by a rota of 186 to to bat
, attitude of tho senate la said to ba|
' problematical. The chamber of
. merca of Pimklsaia, E. L recently|
HAS WINTER WORN YOU
. DOWN?
i!
Tktl
A <*
prafHbr
U*aa ap and
ta*tia« and aaa* Ma*aajr«« faai battar.
Taw wwa druggist baa It rand? for
I r*f fall, and In both liqtUI and taMat
i farm. Jul aa jm prafar.
"I mb Just from
I hm llstanad to tfca Boat «ahn4
rmbfeat in tfca klitory at tfca wirld
H. I do not
to wm dant
to do.
is in
•
to stand at
of notions at
in flka
tho hand at a i
ad to our boy* at ktaa and ki
hi
«o,bo*
m
and wo hmwm dona notfctn*. So tar aa
willing to go bock to 1914 bafora it aB
WMt Ihm Bra
"The long-winded argument! in
■mitt were like fiddling ma
burned, talking with a world in i
Do yon blame me for saytng that I
would rather be a dog and boy at tk«
moon than to spand one minute in tfea
HMtt after the expiration of my
term of office?
The grant conspiracy coalmenemt
the Preaidawt want to Varanfllaa
tram Ver
They are t<
I call them «
i that ia what tWy are, no ■
' high their station,
►tor Lodge la the head ef