Negroes Frightened With
a Threat of Enslavement
OL K.C. Ifl. In Otwrt
Many negroe* h»v»
their purpoee to rapport John W.
Dmri» and other democratic randl
la iUtM like Indiana, nil
York and Ohio
can do Mek
to the re
way 0. 0. P.
trying to mlelead the rotor ta to aa
Daria will ma third. That tart of
ataff Makea rotoe 'for Coolidg*. for
Mi and women oppoaad to Scan
tor La FoBetto UfM that a rote for
Davie might help La Follette and
let htm he the
m biir attraction that nobby eaa
aaa antll the Mh ahow ohm. Vote
dar -Cool CaT CooHdge and then call
at 4m white bona* and take a look
a* Mm. CUIimii Butler baa told
hka to do )aat what ba ia doing aad
al wfll ba watt.
Proa parity ia bain* played for al
It la worth bf the G. O. P. Senator
Curtis on hla return from Europe,
•aid the Daufra plan would mean
■neh to thla country. Democrat* an
•war that the Dawea plan wjmld not
have bean neeaaaary If the* Wilaoa
treaty bad been ratified. By thla
timr buaineae would hare been normal.
Senator 8immona Menu to bare
boaa right whaa ha declared montha
ago that certain well-organised boat
aaaa interest* got behind Mr. Ceol
■dge whan Mr. Harding died to pot
him orer If money aad hard werk
would da It The machine-like But
tar wa* aalact«d to da the job. and
ha ia going ahead with hla taak.
There la a feeling km that he ia da
mg fairly wall, bat the Mat few
waaka may change the aitaattoa.
Mm W. Darts ia expectod to wla
many thinking people to htm and hU
naming aato by hia able, toaragaim
from the atatea report that ha la
—Mag a flae impreaalan. They aay
that i hla apaaehaa are expected to
*•* the paople that the r»pabH«aa>
an trying to faol them again aa
they have daaa .tnce lilt, when (Kay
Iwrilt Congraaa by promisee they
tmn aavar able to faHtn.
cSSSartS
tin Inquiry iMnntd to Ua mwl
months ago fey the National Awv
riatioa tor tto Atmnwnl of C4
mA >in>l>. to which to «n astod
I to gtoa lite position an tto klan
which then had jnat carried the In
dinna Rfpaklietn prhnftrjr.
Now that Maine toa elected a Gov
ernor Indorsed by tto Ca Khu where
as Texas and Oklahoma, two normal
IV Democratic State*, hftti dHfM
tto secret organisation fro* politi
cal power, tto natross feat it Is "uj
to" tto 1*publican standard-hearer fa
speak. His sOsaca, they maintain
srhraa sanction to participation hp tto
Is Klux In tto Republican organize
tion.
Shelby J. Davidson, Representativi
here of the Calorad Association, sak
today arrangements are being mad*
to question tto ftoaldant on his Kt
Ktox sttituds, to vtow of tto tosi
that tto first inquiry was net answer
breaking in, M *u wad h Itw f»
rent Smwmi Brsthera flovi robbery
which on.mled t Acrt fm aco. A
brace and bit am need and Um
leek waa bored off the door.
About I6M.OO waa stolen from
the aafe, hot the merchandise waa
untouched.
Mr. Crockett of Pulaski count}
brourht Mood hoonda Tuesday and
efforts were made to trace the rob
bora. The hoonda took the trail which
lad to a branch road that gooa to nppei
Snake Creek. Here tracka showed
that a car had been stopped and
backed Into the main road. TUa wm
evidently the place where the auto
mobile waa left white the store wai
KaU- U 1
wwi§ roowcj.
Three boys from North Carolina
were implicated and on one of then
waa feund the tnatrument aaed tc
open the aafe. The one waa held and
the other two ware released. Ser
geant W. G. Akers haa been work
in* with the County authorities la
an effort to eatahlleh the identity of
the tahhwa. \ lewaid of ITS hai
77 to ^"CtLco ratetaw
of governor, aa the imimn h
head of the Militia, which ia
led to be coaapoaad of
ektixaaa" ahorr a
Diduon ia a law partner of
•hall Hieka, atftfl
the dcmocritk itatc
kairmaa of the
tyation to national
convention. Mr. Piebaan aaid
not in any way
the benefit of Jadf Fall* D.
he had been oppoaad to both J
ad the Ka Ktux Mm.
the
ta
BASE TO DEATH
a U Mi at W<
Far
at lit.
|tla Cattalaac)
so ia held ia <
pf in*
ta* *
TV tiny baby «M focnd
in • corniWd Mir the Imm of W
G. V. Hmmt, in. Little Cattoloochas
township. It had bam ilii|lii te
death. a cord being tightly
•boot the neck when found.
At the coroner1! heal Ing
testified that on Tneeday morning 1m
had seen the school teacher in the
cornfield. She had bean staying at
his house while teaching the school,
a short distance away. She taught
school that day, Meaaar finding the
body of tha baby shortly after aooa
of the same day.
When questioned by officers. dM
admitted, they say, that she gave
birth to tha child hi tha cornfield
Tuesday morning, strangled k with
the cord and then, in
taught school through tha day.
She ia held
IB. at the
Lrrmg CnwffiHo— Hick ia City
of Grssaibero
Greensboro, Sept. 14.—The coat of
living here la to ha ineestigntod. dl
of the Chamber of
night holding a
tha secretary, C. H.
to get pries Hats of staple
articles in other eMaa la order la
compare with prices here.
Persons from Inn* eMaa ky4
come here to locate aad gane h£k
NSW LAW ACA1MT
V TWt any ptrmem violating amy
provision of thoso .Kail
be gwDty of a BlriMMiwr, and upofi
conviction ikill bo (hwd not ««nJ
tnt fifty dollar. (50.00) or h.prta
onod not «nnitlM thirty (•»> day."
GOVERNOR WILL ORGAN
IZE COLD STORAGE
from New T«rk
TW gowriwr got the Mm, Iw
hU, from observation* on tkt Brio
canal in Now York atate, whore ap
ple* and otker product* grow* to
that atatc art (tored by the fanner
or aoM to tkr storage coirpenioe and
orderly and profitably.
Jo* Brown, a merrhai
farmer, confirmed the nood far
nek faciHties in the atate whan ha
pointed oat that 5,000 barrels ef po
i what* In CoMk
leana* thoy covld not ha|
hi tima.
rriaoa1* addrsaa today,
at noon to a crowd that fiTt
ad the hu-ge court roe* of the Cil—
addition to an ai
for pert and
to d.
of
of the state for
of the port program and a brief die-1
of the
Muter*! Vote#"
Aug. M—TW
LEOPOLD AND LOEB TO
SERVE iJFE SENTENCE
Jodt* A44» a t*>Y«ar T«na far KMtaappfaf •» Mack M>
tnapt ft* Fiat Bay'* Slay— la Fatan