! The Concord Daily Tribune !
ASSOCIATED
PRESS
DISPATCHES
VOLUME XXII
CONCORD. N. C , TEUSDAV. JANUARY 30. 192V
no sdt,
TODAY'S O
NEWS O
TODAY.
in
AllejfhanHMan to, Leave den-
I . ...
erai Assembly Alter SServ-
ing State in That Body for
- - v
Many Years.
NEW OFFICE IS . .
PflVSiniTPirn IinVrtR
CUISllf&Krill llUNUtt
H Qnpni.lc A n Wallc nf
i i' v ' v u.' . . 1 '. TV f I , V
Statesville, as Commission
cr of Re
Carolina.
vf U. -Man. fvf Vni-lh
VI UI III II IHIV ilM llUllll
nmini.Tr..! nrnim
UUUblf UN ntmi
M-.ir. I : in tins in mi iiiini ni t snpMi-
a.fiun. Illiiiil riipiin-invtiis nf tin- pin
ItaMgh. .Inn. .Hi i By tin- Asn intiil (vaatnn nmv iliaiuiml muantof ininw-i
rreaat. U. A. IHiiichtnii. rt-iirrsrata-. fn Im-iut premrv iintiiiiitnrs tiir thi-ir
livtj fiimi Allo-.'hnii.v (Vmntjr in the work.
CenpTnl AHjtenilily, tnnay rosi-iiii'il I -t is nu wtiiuler Unit the Inn! of
fi'iin llii- llmiyi' prior tn l.-ikins tin-1 ";iltli i insiusnry fur niiKlfrn m-bfiaJ
oiith fur tin' onVr nf State ('innniia-1 icnhers In nlllisliiii'l. the icrinil." hi
shiner uf RrvoiiiH' lo nnli-h lie wns :i-' siilil,
i . iuti-d yrsteriliiy. The Kennte last Anuiher ulili inl. who i-eipn-Hliil Mini
iiiln in exiH-ntivc an-wlou rntlHeil Ihe'ln-r uiuui- i i ilisrloscil. ilei liiie l
(iuieriH'i's iippuinliiunt u$ lr. l-mieii- enrlii-i-n mm- rul-lnil of min-li plins-'"it-
I lire' liy the nltilmli- of t-uiiiiuimily i i -
Hefni-e I he si ssinn niM'neil lliis iiiiiru-1 lxi-nv iimnril them
in Hie repiesen III live, tur iii;ih enrs
Itmjui-ily leailer, mnl nine lieiileiunil
(rovi'i-nor, uns siirriMiink'il hy hosls of
li'ieiuls nml iiilniireis who express, -,l
refjrvl nt his lenriliK Hi" llnuse. Inn
whu iuiiurntiiliileil him no his new np
puintmeiit. Speaker iHiWKon 1ms yel in an-linilUI-e
the sin-iinsm- In Mr. IKillfchtoil
i! ehnirninn of the Ileum- Hintn.ee euni
initlee. la-fore whieh the general rev
enue ni t is In i nine lliis week.
' Mr. I lull Klit in was appuinleil to the
levenne tiftiee lifter A. I). Walts sutl
(ilenly resiinsl late yestenlay. fnllow-
inu the issiiame ul a peine v:i r rn nt
ehai -(tiiiir anliiiK nml neetluiK m itn-
inuriil rnilililit.
Ilitl'iKlnrtioii nf nine new hills, ref-
eii'iue ul a Heuil nl lielilinns must nt
wliiih Imre upon the prnimseil leuis-
lntinn tn linrinunie stnte ami mitiumil I
laws en irulilli!tion. nml the passu i;e'
ni a lew Im-nl ineiisnreN nci-iipipil the
Heiiifle's time tuilay. line hill whieh I
eiinio lu lis llilril reailini: Inrtiiy, t tin I
nniemlin-; the "law i-plnting In nlinmuy
wilhnnl ilivoree.'" in ssi-i 1 niter vigor
mis . oiiKln light Upon It lei I hy Senator
Chillies 1'. Harris, nf Wake Comity. J
The law as iinieinloil provides (hall
Hie liiislmnil may set up en Hti cliarse
. . i , , 1 1 .... .. .... .. .if........ ...I...,. Ik.. .i-:r.
mi,- a..: ... in, -in nun i.mi
In whom appiieal inn is uiudft Senntur
llnrris voiced objection In the leglsln
linli asserting that It left tin-pnwer of
ileeision us to the woman's chastity in
tin- hands of one man. lie offered an
amendment providing for Jury trial of
Hie issue on appeal, hut this wns voted
down nml the original hill passed. The
hill originated in the Ilmise, uud now
hns pnsfteir both hndies nf the (Jen
eral AsBemhly.
The Bum-oniue County sihimI luws
dime up in the llnuse with a Senate
amendment, nml the aruendment wnsj
eom-urred in ufter short debate, and a;
call fur division on (he ayes and nays.' !
me Mini i, mi inn
orders1 to tile lists
olHceis with proper
up fur imssage, hut
to provide secret
nf members a ml
authorities came
was sent hack to
1
resentntive Wade, of New Hanover,
whn said ills district was Hooded with
letters ami telegrams f rouii Ira tend ties,
and secret orders which requested to
be hca rd nn Hie maflsitre.
ALEXANDER S. HAKES IS
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER
Succeeds R. A. Do;ighton, Who Re-1
signed Fnim Commission home Time
Ago.
(By the Aaaoelnteil I'rraa.)
Raleigh, Jan. Sb. Governor Camer
on Morrison today appointed Alexan
der S. Hanes, of Winston-Salem, mem-1
be fur the seventh district on tne
State Highway Commission succeeding
Jt. A. Doughton, of Allegheny County,
resigned. Mr. Doughton resigned from
I he commission when be entered the
Ccncral Assembly and his reappoint-1
ment was expected tn have been made!
after the adjonrnmeilt of that body.
His appointment yesleVday to be Com
niissioner of Revenue succeeding Col.
A. D. Walts left the office of highway
commissioner vacant.
Bob Williams in Stale Pirson.
(By the Aaaoclated I'reaa.l
Knleigh. Jan. 30. Bob Willinms, no
gyo. sentenced to He electrocuted March
T for the murder of Special Officer
Jlradley Ortbb, at Fair Bluff, N. C, ar
rived at the state plrstiu tiskiy from
AVhitoville. He was placed In n death
ceil, Troops guarded the negro dur
ing his trial and up to the. time he
wns placed on the train Inst night en
route to Raleigh.
the Jmllcinry committee .. i " proposed state medhnl school, the ma
bearinKS on the action, Action ul Hep-1 i,.,,..i mimees nf the
The
Directors and Officers ,
Of the Citizens Dank and Trust Company
Most Cordially Invite
You and Your Friends
To the Formal Opening of Their New Bank Building
. ' Wednesday Evening
Seven-thirty
j
u ts niifjw no not
ml r i:ih c
Are IM IJm U Ttarir wl Get
I ..il. tn-i I . , Murine IS.
, Ma..-ths.
"J I ....
Raleigh, X: C. Jan. m M.a'.ern
I "I n:.. a a whole, have kw
1 11 1 .ithmi iiihI muu-a-tunit I tuin uu
"l,, r "f v. ta
lirufeasiim. 111 1 hi- iM!iiiiii of iMihu-
hi imihurHie in itaieisii.
: l" !Mir J,u''
aiu J uli' 11. Withhi. sunnirv if the
- North CaroUaa Rdinviion Aaeiatkav
!"linun' uf nninaruax and raHed dut-
' les
! 'The ft vein ire teuclier in-ts in h,-r
'lass root" Hy th morning. Hete.
. . llnlll mi,,,,(1 ,lf
'nfi'-i iiiHtn with stiulli-s nnd pupil"..
,'",n. her entire iiftd nnuns nml an'
, nf ln-r I'vi-iiings nil i-niiKiuintl in ritnl
InaE ami tnullnir ik-i-i-. nc planning
'"1
"I,h.I
ii-ihIii-is are MijiM-l to i-n-
jut ii iIiht miMitliM' ramflnn irn li
'The i-ai-hir in :i siniill lou-n." she
ilsseilnl. "inlisl nul iliime ur play
ennlK. If she ilues. lint town will talk.
"If -lie is .Miiuif! nml pretty, she
must net have ilates' with yoium men.
If she ilni-s. Hie luw'n tail s.
"So there you are.
"If Hie hnrtl-workiiiK, pomly paiil
tincher wants tn keep her job, she
must work must uf the time, ami mi
line her pleasure ami rerieatiun within
Hie iiarruw limits nf an unjust pulilii
ntliniile." Men insl riii tui s. il was aurei-il, are
mil "heinineii in" us lunch lis their
" sister" winkers.
MADAM MATZENAIER
IS GIVEN DIVORCE
(rand Opera Singer Free nf Matri
monial Bonds After a Lengthy Fighl.
I By llu- A.kKlalilt ln-MM. i
San Finneiseo. Cal.. Jan. 30. Mnd
II in M nven ret Miit.ennner. grniid npera
singer, whom -her hiisbnnd enllod nu
oreilid, was fre tndiiy nf I lie Imnil nf
iiiatriinnney she nnitiiii leil with l'luyil
lilolzhiK'h, whn denerihwl himself as
"wlhl nillstiinl." Ulntzhueli hel'nre he
met Hie singer, nml after lie m)niiit
eil from her. was a chauffeur. lie
Wnlllil
is.
I Maihiin .Matzeunuer was awarded
mi interlocutory decree nf divorce
ffota Olotzlwch yestenlay in superior
court here en a cross eoinplnint she til
ed some time ago after (Ilutzhnch hail
snught marital freedom on the grnnnds
Unit she practiced cruelty mi liiin. She
in turn alleged cruelty and .asserted
that Glo!-shn-h had maintained rela-
I tlonshljl with mint her woman whom
I she minted.
I Among Olotxbuch's sneel lien Hons of
icrueltv were nlleinitioiiM that his wife
desired him to have breakfast in bed
and to hook up her gowns.
Chapel
Hill Not Popular as College
Site.
Uy tbe ANMoeliited trenH I
Stntesville, X. t'., .Ian. 30. Chapel
Hill is nut fMvm-eil us Hie site fur Hie
rniversily of North ( arnlimi being
opposed to it. according to Donnan
Thompson, a member uf Hie hoard.
The objection to Chapel Hill with
reference lo the new project, he as
serted, is that the population is Insuf
ficient1 and that If lacks facilities ami
oilier necessities needed hy a large
hospital and medical Institution. There
is no intention, he continued, of re
moving the school for the lirst and sec
ond .vein men.
"Not being in the center of the in
dustrial region and being off tbe main
railway line, patients will not ho at
tracteti there in numbers.
tic stated.
"In addition tn bed cast's, as ninny am
bulatory cases as can lie ubtained are
desirable, cases demanding regular ob
servation, but not coliflnonicnt. in cit
ies there will be no difficulty in find
ing them, it is feared by the medical
'men that none of our North Carolina
cities is really large enough to supply
the sort nf clinic that should be main
tninetl in a university hospital."
Lincoln ( n to Make ReTunil.
i By (he Anaoclaled i're.i
Washington. Jan. 30. The amount
agreed upon by (lie Department of
Justice and the receiver for the Lin
coln Motor Cur. Co. in settlement of
the government claim for alleged ov
erpayment on war contracts is $1,
OOOJJOO, according to Win. 1. Ititer. as
sistant Attorney (Jeneral, who said to
day, however, that this figure is sttli
Ject to the approval of Judge Tattle,
of the Federal DiBtrlct Court ot 'Chi
cago. to Ten O'clock
;r;r
TO THE COLORS
4k icr.ra. Jan iBjr lb Am
filiated PmaM The lire.-', aila
4) birr kl Ifc-rar. Hi much tbr
M i ha nntiltal Greek of
the 1 1mm of licrt la bkl Hh-iu-
M mivrm in for a mil In
4- lta mbin. lie iM iIhtp v.imiM
la- Ifci r. rti. ( li.Jl-.
jKltalti-fcifilifaMiliil!1 ujrwoi. mo win i . a-r mm ram
; uilu. 11 nil it!" Hevl iiIiit John Ifctin
- lihisl.l in lioinu hpld in thi- polir sin
SIMIAY SCHOni. rS'HTITl'TE i""11 " ruailM f lnviii
IN CONCORf), POWt'tKY 7 a;""" 'n"' lrl ,rn Hhul lliro,
- , l .il.:!. the l.inii.
Record Breaking ITowcI Is Fvpcrlf.l
to Attend Sc-slo. of Liftllute lo
Ke Held in Si. James hlirrlt.
En nftV-em uf lalmrrns IVmnly
Siiikhiy 51 hi -nl AwK-intiuu " inif llu
inforiaallon Unit all imlb-athms miu
in a riiunl breaking allemiMin-e at
llu- Cum-ard Kunda) Si bmil Inslllnle
at Si. J h in k l.atherau lhun-h in I'mi
itinl. un Kehriiary 7. !.
The prugiain fur Hie iimiilule bus
Itrea mi armillENl thai there will l.e
.-.dresses and liim lisslnns nf interest tn
workers in ail departments nf tin
Sunday rVbooL The work of the Ad
ministrative, lining P'Mples' and Ad
ult Divisions will he ciivei-i-il h Hie
ries nf adilressi-s delivered by llr. K.
T. Alliertsnn. uf imliaiiaiiolis. Ind.,
and Mr. I. W. Sims. Heiierul Super
inieinleiii ofithe N'uilh I'arulina Sun
day Schunl AssiM-lalioit.
A series of add roses nf spcrinl in
lerest lu wnrKi's 111 II,,- I'vimIm' II, ,11.
Itejrlliners, I'riiuary ainl .liiniur le
lartmeuts nf the Sinnhiy Sclnf will
! delivered hy Miss Haisy Magis-,
Children's Division liiiM'ilntenih'nl in'
the North Cariiliita Siiiidny Schunl As
siM-latiun. Kur a uuuiher of years Mis.-.
Magee lias Is-en making a spei-ialty of
the work in the Children's Division of
the Sunday" Kchuul. She has organiz
ed and supervised child, en's work in
Im-al Sunday S-hool: served for some
time as elementary superintendent for
her denominntlon in Mississippi, and
for about seven years was the snc
i essl'ul leader of the t'hihiren'si Divis
ion work for the Ueorgia Sunday
School AssiM-intlon. Miss Mag-e
cunies to North Carollnn fresh from
a year of special work and study in
Boston Cnlversity.
At the. first session of the Institute
there will he a roll cull of Sunday
Schools when each person present
from a given Sunday Schunl Will lie
asked tn stand, and a record made ni
the representatives present. It is ex
pected thn I those in charge of lite
armngemcnts. that many of the Sun
day Schools of I he enmity will he rep
resented al the opening sossioii of the
institute.
T!p" "! ?'; p AMj)
OlfGO WILL BALANCE
Enstrad of Estimated Deficit of $fi!8,
000,000 Has About Been Wiped Out.
Washington. Jan. 2!i. Representa
tives of the government's "business or
ganisation," nsscmlrted for considera
tion of budget problems, were, told in
a message from President Harding, thai
for the. first time since Hie liscal year
11)1(1 the mil inn's income and outgo
probably would balance nl the end of
the current iiscnl year on June !M.
The President's message, delivered by
Vice President Coolidge, announced
that instead of a deficit of $008,000,000,
estimated at the, beginning of the lis
cal year, the economy drive had ill
days ago forced a reduction to $!-.-000,000.
Mr. Harding urged a continuation
of the efforts at curtailment expendi
tures and eliminating waste, declaring
that by such continued attention would
the balanced budget be realized on
June 30. Supplementing the Presi
dent's plea. Brigadier General Lord,
director of the budget, called on all
government workers to subordinate lo
cal, departmental or good ol the whole
people, admonishing the officials thai
"V. S." means the Cnilod Slates and
not "us."
General Lord reported that the final
estimate of expenditure for the cur
rent fiscal year, surveyed January 15,
was $3.57-t,ri!i4,1 while the forecast
of receipts un the sime day was $.'!.
481,004,l)ni). This leaves, he pointed
otlt. a deficit of slightly more than
$02,000,000 and he expressed the be
lief that within live months of the
llscnl year ahead in which to cut away
less Hum one-fifth of the amount elimi
naeil in the. excess expend i In res in the
first seven months of the 12 months
period, the deficit could he eliminated.
He declared, however, in this connec
tion, that "the tireless, unremitting ef
forts of the President to accomplish
the result must have the support of ev
ery public servant."
Genera! Lords speech carried evi
dence, in support of statements in the
President's message Hint results were
not only now becoming apparent. He
reviewed the work of the various agen
cies subordinate, to the budget bureau.
showing how thousands of dollars were
cut from estimates here nnd there and
millions in some Instances were lopped
off of the original figures by those in
tent on mnklng ttie, nation pay ns It
goes.
The adminlstrntion's economy pro
gram alone has not been entirely re
SDonslhle for the showing which now
Wems to warrant definite statements
of a hnlauccd budget this year, lite-
eencrol said. He pointed to Increas
ing Collections of revenue tinder the
drive for back tuxes by Commissioner
Rlnir. and greater customs receipts
from duties levied in the new .tariff
net' more highly- specialized ii indlin
of nil the government's revenue serv
ices, he ndded, have also brought in
funds.
Attorney General Files Peitlon.
Philadelphia, Jan. 30. Attorney
General Dauchertv tiled In tlie Federal
District Court today a petition raising wear nnd other goods nre to be otter
Ihe questlton whether Ihe proposed , oil nt reduced prices during the sale,
sale, of the stock of the Lehigh Si The company has a page ad. today
Wllkosboro Coal Company lo the Jnek-. setting forth some of Ihe price spv
son K. Reynolds syndicate of New eials, and It will he to yonr advantage
York, was made In good faith, to read the ad. eurefully.
Father John
ffeW in Murder Mystery
(r Ik.
i' rM.i
s.... Marina 11 -latrish
hmiao uf
' 1 -l i. 1 hi., . h.
will Uipr41rli-
F.rle. I'm.. Jaa.
owakl. a Servant In i
SI la-dmer P..,si
win L..i :iinl killed
1 in. ImiliUiif in f 1. 1 11 villi Mm
I imei
rather MumMnyLi
riMui) shorily nfi
Tlw im.IIii- say Ihfjf 1
LEAGUE OFXVriONS
HEARS OIL DISPUTE
Dispute Between Turkey and Presents Resolutions Direct
Great Britain is Carried to ine President Harding to
Iveajrue.
I llT
the AaaaInlril l'r. .)
l'mis. Jan.
10. T)i, dispute iH-twccn
Great Britain and Turkey over the
Irak frontier Involviiia ihe nil prnduc
ing In Id uf Mosul brought before
the i-nuneil uf Linu'i. of Nations In
ilny hy Hie Karl of I'.alfuur. Tin
Council lisik nn m-liun in Hie mailer
as ii ii awaiting an iiidicilimi from
Ihv Turks as tn whcli r it will accept
the Lcavne's Jurisdiction.
Mnsnl. said Lord Italfour, was a
ipiestiun for the league In consider,
because Irak was mandated territory.
Ureal P.ritain acting In that territory
in iiciniif ul the League uf Nations.
GOOD Ml SICAL PROIiRAM
AT HANK OPENING
Ijijoir's Orchestra, of Charlotte, Will
Furnish Music at Opening of Cili
zens Rank and Trast Coniiany's New
Building Wednesday Evening.
The musical program to be render
ed ul the formal oieuing of the new
Imnking home of the Citizens Bank I
and Trust Company from seven-thirty
to. ten o'clock tonion-ow evening prom
ises to he one of thy must interesting
features of Hie occasion. Lajoie's Or
chestra of Charlotte, lias been engag
ed for the event, and this fail alone
promises a rare musii-n I treat for Ihe
evening.
Mr. Lnjnio is Ihe Ic.icher of Violin
lit Queen's Cullege and is a musician
nf unusual talent ami attainments,
and his orchestra is cenipostHl of skill
ed musicians and solo artists. The peo
ple of Concord arc indeed fortunate in
having the upiairtuniiy uf hearing
this ue orcheHhif "'tiurier the leader
ship nf Mr. Lajoie.
The program will consist of bright.
Xipulnr and classical music, with sev
eral instrumental and vocal solus.
The full orchestral program will he
published in tomorrow's Tribune. The
public is most cordially invited by
the Directors and nlHcers of the haul:
to the founal opening of their hand
some and elegant new hanking home.
STORK OFTEN FASTER
THAN A PULLMAN CAR
Many Conductors Have Assisted in
Ishjefing An lnt'.i-t Into the World.
Chicago, Jan. 29. -Great as is the
speed of the Pullman car, that of ihe
stork is oft:n faster, and often tne
benevolent bird c itches the train.
Many conductors and porters have ai--isted
in ushering infants into th"
world with literally, a flying start in
life's handicap, acc rd.pg to the cud
man News.
The stork, although an intelligent
carrier, 'sometimes falls to ascertain
whether a physician is on the tram he
Is pursuing. In such instances it is
up to the conductors, porters and pos
sibly experienced men and women
passengers to assist in the glorious
advent. ThS news says:
"On one occasinn William Venn,
general f ireman of the Pullman yards
at Kansas Cily. bat (hen conductor
uf the car -Biscay,' aided and
abetted the stork. The mother prompt
ly select -d the name nf Venn Biscay
3m th for son."
Porter Lnu Thomas, now ead, was
known as "Doctor" on the Erie run
freni Buffalo to Cili'-iniiati because, ti?
had assisted in th ee births on his
car.
Porter Stephen L. Hopkins of the
(Minneapolis district had 'one of these
experiences. The next morning Hop
k ns wrapped the mother and child in
blankets nnd presented them to the
awaiting husband and father.
"He gave me 50 cents. "That night
he returned the two blankets with
$10."
Three Indicted in Liquor Fraud Case.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Jan. 20. Three of
ficials of the Independent Drug Com
pany, of Clnnatl, were indicted louay
under the federal prohibition law
Those indicted arc Otto Katz. presi
dent; George H. Lander, vice presi
dent, nnd Sidney H. Miller, secretary.
One thousand oftenses involving one
million dollnrs worth of whisky, nc-
cording to United States District At-
tornev Tlinmns H. Morrow, nre alleged
in the Indictment, which charges the
three men w;lth having eonsipred to
divert the wlitsky. without poprer per
mits, into channels for use ns a bev
erage. Whtte Sale at Enrd's.
Etlrd's White Sale will liogin on
Thursday and coiillnun through Satur
day. For the three days the company
Is offering unany fine hnrguius.
Blenching, shirt madras, nainsook,
orgundie, baptlsle, Cannon doth,
voile, Is'd spreads, ginghams, under-
Dambinski
nml trhlli- al tlrl b im uiwlili- In
alti 11 i-li-nr rtCiai nf tin- iliiM-iln-:.
In- iifnrw.iril- inlil Hhiii tin- art 1 hal
bfii kllliil lii ai ili'iii
Ai-i-wling in the liinwkkeew-r pl-e,
ami her :isNlaiit. n-inruiaa In II--hniis,-
nhnrtly nfier mldnijctat. fuuiMll
I he front d,Hir wide ojien. They en- j
lered the darkened hallway and K&w
"e iniiii in n iii.-iu inuiiiip inwai'i.
ilietu man He nearest nsnn. sin
was taken Intu wfriiiiftl 'Iliiralar" uud ian tn ILej
lite shooiltr' Iffti Imme.lintch. she -aid. Hirii-j
Hid him in IknI. .hi.ts were Kr-il.
BORAH RENEWS
FIGHT FOR MEET
( all Economic Conference.
my the Aaaolateil leaa.i
Washington. Jan. 3il. Senator Rn
rilh, n-iM-wtil in Ihe Senate today hi
iiroiMisal for an international m-niium
, ii- , unfeniii'
1 1 1 -. I by Pi tt-idem
j lliinling
The confer, in ,- pinpo
j ri'aily lias hi-on i lie cent
ate slmrai. and is ep,r
: iinotlier. was siibmitieil
, I he lilnhii Si-nulol as a
1 1, which .
I
-f one Sc.
ed til dewlul
this lime I".
II s .p., rale resn
own i-i-iUe1 im
iside fur cunsiil
I lit inn. which a I hi
' mediately was laid
eralii'ii ii'iler
legisliilion is i
In order to
lay. however,
pending farm
nil of I he wa .
ilils
prevent any
undue de-
lu, Healed '
Mr
1 Surah
that when the pinner time ennie lie
probably would mov lo add the res
olution as an amendment to some hill
already under discussion.
EXEMPT DONATIONS
TO THE WILSON KI ND
Foundation Has Reeii Incorporated,
and New Ruling Is Made For Hie
Donations.
(By l lie Asaoelnled I'rraa. I
Washington. Jan. 30. Cominission
er Blair, of the Internal Revenue Ku
reau. has ruled that contributions lo
Ihe Wooilrow Wilson foundation made
sulisispicnt in December L'li. lbU2 n il
legally exempt from application of the
Income tax laws. The ruling repre
sents a reversal from the Bureau's
previous stand because of the incor
poration Deiemiior Jljtli of Ihe fouu
dation. The previous ruling of Ihe Bureau,
holding Hini contributions were IMI
tax exennit was the basis for criticism
on the'lioor of Congress where it was
charged the decision had been influ
enced by politics.
It was claimed that the Vtoodrow
Wilson Foundation was of ihe same
character and purpose as the Roose
velt and MeKtnley Memorial move-'
incuts, but the Bureau decided thai
until the foundation was incorporated
for a designed charitabje or educa
tional purpose it could not legally no
allowed to receive ronlrihntloiis on
which the doners did mil pay taxes.
LEW DOCKSTADER IS
IN SERIOI S CONDITION
Veteran Minstrel Slipped on Ice and is
YirtiiuJJy Paralyzed.
H Ihe AtaM-lated ITrsa. (
New Brunswick. X. J Jan. 30
Lcw Doskstnde.r. veteran minstrel, to
day is dying in a local hotel virtually
paralyzed.
Mr. Diickstnrler, who is 02 years old
and weighs 2llll pounds, slipped nn the
ice and' fell last night while returniiv;
to Irs hotel after performance nl a lo
cal theatre. He made his way to the
hotel and went lo bed.
Physicians said his spine was in
jured, and his condition is serious.
Recapture nf Ittirke Prisoners
peel (I.
Morctui. Jan. 29. After just
Ex-
is
huurs liberty, J. D. Browman, who
with three other prisoners, escaped
Burke county jail last Saturdi night,
was recaptured yesterday by Chief
Julian Walton, of the Morgantcin
police force, at the home of an aunt.
Mrs. Causby, near Burkemont, about
ten miles from Mnrganton. Jaiov
Bright off: red a reward of s2a each
for the escaped prisoners. Tonight it is
said that the other three will proba
bly be taken before morning. Bow
man, who is escaping prosecution tor
forgery and other sifnilar counts on
the plea of insanity, claims that he
has no recollection of the escape from
jail Saturday night.
New Mill For Rockingham.
(lly the Aaaoelnteil I'rena.)
Rockingham. Jan. 30. I he Leak
Manufacturing company, of this city,
capitalized at $1,000,000, of which
.f211.iKH) is paid in, has been granted a
charier by the secretary uf state.
The company will manufacture
yarns, cloths and fabrics. James A.
Leak. Wadesboro: W. P. Pnrson,
son, Wadeehord, and T. C. Leap, Rock
Ingham, are among the principal
stockholders.
Fire at Livingston Colleje.
(He the Aaaoeln(ei lreaa.l
Salisbury, Jan. 30. Fire shortly af
ire I o'clock this afternoon practically
destroyed tlie Industrial building, one
of Ihe largest of the group of brick
buildings of Livingston College, the
noted negro institution of this city. It
Is estimated it will take $40,000 to re
place the structure. The amount of
insurance was not learned.
Map Garden Calls on otic
, Hj the Aaaoelated Preaa.l
Boston, Jan. 80. Mary Garden cal
led on Finnic Coue here today seeking
the aid of the exponent of auto-suggestion
"to Improve her health, her dls
fii.s'tinii and her voice."
KM WAY l.lF IS THr -Y
t., lir' Before Unr AirpluMn Will
Hate Detailr Lkr U Faltow.
Xr Turk. Jan X T,- nam mat
! the lime may imie when thTe wli
j lines in :he kky. km uone ;he bn n j
, ill almuc nhiih aeroiihiui will run I
a muiailhly ami safely an tialnn do on
land. i--nis a flljrtit of fanry ; ret le-
'h- ba lmn ierfeiid wh.ch limy n--inll.'
ibis "dream In the ;n-ir fill tin
I Tt.e iuM-niiii.i is-llpM-s anything
ihlih-rlo , mi, eh isl, and i H iian
jpniativei.i lni4e II I in the form of
Ian eh-clm mMe. the work of a
Erenrh enjrineit, ami it piiraary nle
jeil is In help pi Iota lu oVfn-ome their
musl j-tdly eneini, fog. i-hnals, and
I darkneaj
The cable, which i laid along Ihe
ji-iilth. sends up into ihe air a contlu
I nuns eb-i-trie i itrrciil. This comes in
leunlait with panels ,,f insulate! cni
H'r wire UtiiUlltill in Ihe ueropbllle
I nnd the iaiies. in turn, are i ,,nii,-ele I
I In .i lelephune rc-eiver. Tiic niiviealiir
lean Urns "listen In." and Hie vurirtii1
uf siiiinds enables him In keep exactlx
alaive Hie cable, any deviation in Ids
emirs,- la-ing iidiciitiil by a change in
suiiml
Al I In- same lime. Ihe cable enables
Ihe pilot t,, know the exact height ill
which he is iravelini:. This means
Hull a machine itiu Hy oxer tiny kind
nf ciuiilrx. i lie nai-;i'lo, knowinu'
hi.- Hisiliiai and knowing lluil lie can
nn! no iili -nl ii II v run inio a lull. Hi-
-uiiiius in his n' -eivcl warning Inn if I
he i, ppinaehcs i Ins,. ,,, ihe en hie.
Tin :ip,aiaiUs is siiH'rinr lu oiili-
liarl ,li I eel :ou-illi!illU wireless. Ik1-
cause ciiniaei In i - ,, it Hint iiuviKiilur
ami the cable is pnuiically cunt innnns.
There are icrtainly breaks in Ihe
sunn, Is. ns otherwise Hie iiiitiun uf
the iierupla lie's engitii- would he inter
fered with: but Ihesc breaks arc so
shnrt thai Ihe human cur cauiiol de
tect them.
Lxperiini ills have been successful
ly cnrrieil out with this cable, and to
add lu its effectiveness il is hor.il that
another device will la' pin into use.
This new development is u machine
a virtual mechanical "brain
which will lie installed on the nene
plane, nnd will automatically hold the
plane undeviatingly above the cable
without the pilot having anything to
sine regulate the running of his motor
and look tn the altitude.
It science accomplishes this marvel,
il is considered a practical certainty
Hull these fixed airways will be nihil
across Ihe sky, and ii is easy to pic
ture how ihe Irntlie will be regulated.
But these arc mil all the wonders
which will help tu revolutionize avia
tion. There is another promising in
vention the stabilizer an instrument
which enables aeroplanes lo maintain
their balance in high winds. Thus,
when n ;;nsi of wind forces one wing
lift In the air. the stabilizer automat
ically brings the other wing level.
Finally, a further piece of scientific
n-ixnnlrv which is believed may also
be practicable is a system of air sig
nals whereby each express or cargo
machine ininiit. by taking advantage of
the electric current from the cable,
signal its progress from moment to
moment as it speeds along above the
cahle-v.uy. These signals would be
scut lo a central air-traffic controller,
who. sittine. in his office, would be able
to give directions lo any and every pi
lot. In tlie near future, therefore, il may
he possible that pilots, kept oil their
course by the electric cables, controll
ed by signals, and the level ot Itieir
machines maintained by Ihe stabilizer,
may he aide to drive their aerial craft
along under any conditions In abi-o-Illte
security. The air lines should he
run with the same safely as our great
railways.
THE COTTON MARKET
Initial Tone Fairly Steady and There
Was Some Liquidation.
(By (lie AaaoeJafed Preaa.l
New lurk. Jan. .'id--The failure of
Liverpnul to hold an early advance
and nervousness over Knrope politi
cal conditions were regarded responsi
ble for an upening decline of 10 to 27
points in colt on market here today.
Initial tone was fairly steady and was
considerable liquidation also scattered
Southern selling but offerings nppeur
cd readily absorbed around 27.80 for
may and 27.ol for July.
Cotton futures opened fairly steady.
March 27 :7."i : May 27 :'J2 ; July JCiw;
( let. 2-"i :tK) : 1 )ec. 24 :70.
Just a Little Jog.
New York, Jan. 2S. - Another unci
dote, was added tn Ihe "Me and Al" si
ries last niirlit by Charles M
Schwab,
the steel man. He was speaking be
fnre Haley Fiske. prosidenl of the
Methoropiltnn Life Insurance Com
pany: 2Ml of his district managers and
Herbert Hoover, secretary of com
merce. Governor Alfred K. Sinilli also
was I here.
"Al and I used lo work at No. 25
Broadway, where all Ihe. great men
work," said the narrator. "ne day
not
Gov.,
down
too many years ago 1 said.
how would you like to
to my house and have a
walk
little
drink'.'' I
"Why walk Charley V he said.,
"U't's run.' "
Schwabs' home w as live miles away I
up in the section bordering River-,
side Drive, known to the wealthy In
habitants thereof us "Charley Schwab's
back yard."
Defunct Bank Building Sold at
Thffimasvilie.
Thomasville, Jan. 29 The building
and grounds on Salem street of the
now defunct bank or anomasviue , m-oxitnatolv ir,o new members have
was sod today at 12 o'clock by Ke- j im, au-((ffj ,,, the roll of the Colemnn
ceivet; T. J. Finch for 16,280, iM. B. i vtt of -the American Iegion, as
Hile heing the highest bidder. The tnp result of a campaign just couplet
tale of today will bo left open for the 0(l, ,i w. Council, chairman, hns iin-
ufciiai terms lor a nigner Did wnicn
is expected to be offered, as it is
though by recognized authority the
property is worth $26,000 at least.
Thm Is the 'bank of which J. L. Arm
field was president and Zed Wrifllth
cashier, before it went lo the wall.
DEM REPORTS THAT
uLnmAPt5 WERE SHOT
French Foreijfn Office Says
There Has Been No Riot
at Boppard, as Reported in
Newspaper.
SITUATION MUCH
BETTER, IT IS SAID
The Foreign Office Complains
of Exaggerated Reports
Which it Claims Have
Been Sent Out.
Pari ... Jan. .'Ml i By the. AsMX-lAtcd
Press I. The French foreiim office de-i-'anil
today there was no truth In
the report i printed this morning by a
Paris newspaper l thai twenty Cer
inans had liceu killed in a clash with
Freneh irneps at linppartl as reported,
near Klngen. There IihiI iMen nn
such trouble at Boppard as repuric.il.
ii was said. Tlie biirgumasler was t
resHd for resisting orders ,,f French
mililaiv authorities hut there was no
riiil ing.
The foreign nffii-e in complaining
Unit n ureal deal of incorrect news,
still was in cirinlnlicll ri-gurding
events in the Ruhr, said reports of the
strike were grcitly exaggerated, and
thai Ihe situation had improved.
MORE All) SOl'GHT FOR
disabled ex.service jtev
Representative cf Former Service
Men's Organisations Appear Befor
Ccnunittee.
Hi. i (he Aaaoelaled I'reaa.l
Washington, Jan. 30. Representa
tives cf former service men's organiza
tion appeared today before the House
Interstate Commerce Commission to
urge changes in the Sweet bill amend
ing Ihe war risk insnrr.nce act, so as
to permit greater latitude in imyment
of compensation to hospital patients.
Witnesses today centered their argu
ment nn the provision limiting the
lime. in which cases of tuberculosis
and neurosis shall be considered as
originating in Ihe time of service urg
ing t be extended from two years- as
now written, to three years for iiicer
culosis, ' and five years fur neurotic
patl nts.
Dr. Wm. Leroy Dunn, or Asheville
N. (.'., who UilUiiQed. before the com
mittee ns a tuberculosis expert, &xve
it as his opinion that the disi 3sc after
nfc-ctinn due to military service, might
lie quiescent for as long as eight
years but de dared the thro:' jear
poriod won d take in the great ina
j irity of veterans.
Watrcn B. Miller, national vice com
mander of the American Legion urged
that some provision be made for the
veterans who. while otherw'se normal,
bail lost the hearing in both ears. He
said there wore between 50 nnd 60
;f these who do not draw disability
benefits.
CAROLIN A CHK KENS
WIN H5CH HONORS
Forty Entered by Carolina Ciirl W;ui
Prizes in New York City.
-By Hie AaaliL-luli'ri I'reaa.-
Wadesboro, N. C. Jan. 30. Silver
Wyandotte cockerels, owned by Miss
Viola Kiker, of Polkton, in this coun
ty, competing in n doss of twenty-two
birds, won lirst and fifth places al the
Madison Square Garden Poultry Show,
in New York, according to despatches
received here tonight from A. (!. Oliv
er, poultry club ngenl of the Agricul
tural Extension Service.
"The poultry dub members of North
Carolina so far are the only farm boys
and girls thai have-had nerve enough
to show their birds," he said. "The
fact that a pretty Ninth Carolina girl
turned the trick al the National Pool
trv show last week caused great sur
prise among the professional poultry-
men exhibiting
"Not only did Miss Kiker win first
and II 11 li with her cockerels, but she
also exhibited two bullets that came
close up but did not come within (he
lirst five ribbons. One of these pul
lets would have won sixth place had
an award been made.
Tills is the, first time ill the history
f Hie shew Hint a farm raised chick
en nwneil In- n farm raised girl, has
gum
Into the best shown in the coun
try amid Ihe holiest competition nno
won first place. 11 means a tremen
dous amount of advertising for the
poultry work being done by the North
Carolina Slate College and the le
pnrtinenl of Agriculture.
At the Theatres.
"Burning Sands" with Milton Sills
and Wanda Hawley in the leading
roles is again being shown at the Star
today.
Tlie Piedmont today is again show
ing Neal Hart In "Butterfly Range,"
and also a Sunshine comedy, "The
flud also a Sunshine coniery, "The
Ranch Romeo."
"Human Hearts" with House Peters
nnd a splendid supporting cast, is tlie
feature at the Pastime today.
Many New Legion Members,-
(Be tke Aaaoclatea rreaa.)
Rooky Mount, N. C, Jun. 80. Ap-
nonnced
The basketball team of the local Y
will on Thursday night piny the var
sity quintet from Davidson College.
This promises to be nn .extra good
gam.