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PAGE TWO PENNY COLUMN What Is 392? 1 The Placo to Call For ■Taxi for train. Peck's Taxi Service. 2<Wt-p. For Kent For Summer—Six Room house. Four blocks square. Address House, care Tribune. 20-St-p. What Is 392?. The Place to Call For information in regard to Kerr Stroc} Bus Line. Leave Square on hour and half hour. Peek's Taxi Service. 2ftßt-p. For Sale—One Ton Ford TrVk in Per feet condition, or will trade for Ford touring or roadster. See Fred Elkin at Leonard Ten Theatre. 20-4 t-p. For Rent—An Eight-Room House. Close in. Phone 490. 20-3 t-p. Plenty Fresh Vegetables Every Day. Country side meat. Lippard and Barrier. 20-1 t-p. Pay 5.">.00 in Advance For The Tribune and we will send you the Progressive Farmer one year absolutely free. The Progressive Farmer is the best farm paper published. The price will be SO.OO if you get your paper in the City of Concord or outside the State of North Carolina. Address Tribune, Con cord, N. O. Lain S2O Weekly Spare Time, at Home. addressing, mailing, music, circulars. Send 10c for music, information. Am erican Music Co., 1058 Broadwav, Dept. 121-V. X. Y. Frederick i>. Sehlatt and Associates. 10-ot-p. 1. S. Army Canvas Foiling Cots. $3.95. ; Concord Army & Navy Store. I 10-at-p. Lost—Pair Tortoise. Rinuned Glasses. Finder please notify .Airs, ijales Piek- L ard. * 19-2 t-p.; . Wanted—Two Partly Furnished Rooms tor light house keeping. Phone 372. 19-2 t-p. For Rent—Duseubery House. I'nfurnish |ed room, storage rooms. Jiio. K. Pat { terson. Agent. 15-st-p. tyiiutcd— Work House Cleaning and Mak |’ ing light bread. Janie Harris, House !• jlJlALo.re's Aliev. IS-3t-p. 4 —i For Sale—Pony and Saddle. Buggy and harnesk. Bargain.-. IST Soutli Union St. Phone 587.-». - 1-tf-cUg. law OfSffiee Moved. 1 Am Now in Cor ner room of Allison Building. Morri son Caldwell. 10-ot-p. Engraved Visiting Cards, Prices Range to $-1.00. Times- Tribune Office.' NO EXTRA SESSION BEFORE NEXT YEAR Governor Morrison Says Six Months Will Be Required For Investigations. Raleigh News and Observer. Governor Morrison does nor anticipate calling a special session of the General Assembly before 1024 even if the report of the committee investigating the fea sibility of State owned and operated steamship lines is favorable, he indicat ed yesterday when he stated his belief that, the committee will require at least six months longer to complete its report. When that report is completed and Submitted to him. Governor Mgrrison said, if it is favorable it will be submit ted to the members of the General As sembly. ".\ly action then," he said, "will be de termined by the advice of the members of tlie General assembly and public sen timent as 1 tind. it at that time.' 1 The investigating committee, the Gov ernor said, has hardly made more than a beginning on its task. The members of the committee have viewed the water ways of the State. But the business of getting the details necessary to deter mine the advisability of the Stale's en try into shipping operations involves, ac cording to the Governor, a great deal of work. No members of the committee who are busy men arc devoting their whole SB I Ever Try Syrup On B I Flaky, Hot Biscuits? g Most everyone wears a B'jl 1 'Mii Emile when “hot biscuits” Kd are announced, but you really - \ licious they can be ffl c,*-’' 7 miming, for if you knew how OS c ® u 7 a an <r r°d a y H c^t Your grocer’s yj C'‘ STEUART, SON & CO. ; ■ OF BALTIMORE This Golden-Crown id/Vp t / -i, - .r.r ■ , Am** 50 \JM This attractiv*, awtly rut (I*« Syrup Pi taller i. W> iacbea tali, ud TP What Is 392? The Place to Call When you want a Taxi for Hospital. Peek's Taxi Service. 20-3 t-p. Fresh Shipment Pratts Buttermilk Baby ('hick Feed. 11. XT. Blnckwelder Feed J Store. 2tV.it-p. What Is 3952- The Place to CaU For Taxi to make a business call. Peck's Taxi Service. , 30-3 t-p. For Rent—Five Room House on Meadow street. Phone H2B It. 20-3 t-p. | Salesmen Wantetl—To Sell Teas. C»f --! fees, etc., direct to consumer. Profit ! slAring plan. Referenee and bond required. Pleasant, profitable and healthful employments, thousands have succeeded with us. Many have been with us from twenty to forty years. For full information write to Grand Union Tea Go.. 501 S. Elm Street, Greensboro. X. G. 20-lt-p Ijost—Bunch Keys in Concord. Tag with National-Union Bank, Rook Hill, S. G. Finder please' return to .1. L. Pigler's Barber Shop, 212 McGill Street. 20-2 t-p. Fresh Lot California Peaches. Prunes and canned Sweet potatoes. Lippard and Barrier. 20-lt-p. We Will Give The Progressive Farmer a whole year free to every subscriber to The Tribune who pays a year in ad vance—that is, you get both papers a whole year for only $5. or $0 if you get your paper in the city of Concord or outside the State of Xorth Carolina. Address The Tribune, Concord, X. G. I U. S. Army Foot Powder 15c. Concord ; Army and Navy Store. 19-st-p. j Wanted—Two Live, Hustling Salesmen or salesladies to represent us in each county. Gan earn from $5.0(1 to $15.00 per day. Best line of pure silk hos iery offered direct from mill to wearer. The Murray Hosiery Company. Bur lington, X. G. 19-Ot-e. i V. S. Navy Hammocks $2.50. Concord Army and Navy Store. 19-st-p. ! Barbecue and Dance. 25e a Set at Kind ley’s Mill on Thursday. June 21st. Mu sic by Bndiu stringed band. Every , body invited. IS-3t-p. .*» I__ Strayed—Solid Black' Pig. Reward. Phone 708. 18-3 t-c. What Is 392? The Place to CaU For information in, regard to Albemarle Bus lane. Bus leaves St. Cloud Ho tel at 7:30 a. in. and 1 p. Leaves Albemarle at 9:30 a. m. and 4 p. m. 1 Peek's Taxi Service. 20-st-p. ■time to the work. | "in the Only talk 1 had with the cum- I mission." said the Governor. "1 told j them that I wanted them to make the j most complete report on water borne i commerce ever made in the United States. J I will be absolutely satisfied with the re -1 port when it is made, and 1 believe the , people of the state will be satisfied with j it.” , ! Narrow Escape From Serious Injury. ! Mr. A. IV. Smith and Mr. Bailey Boat, i both of this city, had a narrow escape ! from serious injury Tuesday afternoon | when a Ford coupe in which they were j riding partially turned over on the Char ! lotte road. The accident occurred about j six miles from Concord while the men j were en route to Charlotte. I Mr. Smith, who was driving the ear, j stated that the left front wheel of the i ear struck a dog that was crossing the | road. The car Ringed to the left, struck I the side of a hank and rolled over on its i side in a cotton field. The ditch was 1 deep enough to make the ear light itself, j .The sun shield oti the ear was smashed. |as was the left .front wheel. Two other | fin's were punctured and the left fender j slightly damaged. Mr. Splitli was not j hurt at all and Mr. Host suffered only j minor injuries, although he was thrown I partially through a window of the car ! when it righted itself. B. AND L LEAGUE ©PENS SESSION IN ALBEMARLE Charming Welcome Is Given to Dele gates by the Stanly County Capital. Albemarle, June 19.—With what is said to have been the, largest number of delegates ever to assemble at any pre vious meeting, the Xortlf Carolina Build ing and Loan League opened its first session here tonight at 8 o'clock in the city- school auditorium. The meeting was a most interesting one. and the large crowd forgot the sweltering heat and every one seeded thoroughly interested from the very be ginning. A. P. Harris, of this city, who is a member of the executive committee of the state league, on behalf of the president called the meeting to order. The session started/off with.'America.'’ in which all joined most heartily. This was followed by a piano trio by Mcs dames J. R. Price. R. L. Smith and A. C. Lentz. The invocation was made by Rev. Q. C. Davis, pastor of the First Baptist Church! of this city. Mayor O. .1. Sikes delivered the address o* welcome. Col. Albert Cox was schedpjed to have made the response, but as he failed to arrive in time, the president drafted C. E. Kestler. of Charlotte, ami he did it to the quins’ taste. He told the delegates that if they were not trying to be of service to tiie 1 small share holder, they were failing to see the great tiling for which building! and loan stands. He rousted the fel- . low who would attempt to collect a high- | er rate of interest than tlmt allowed by i law. His address was heartily applauded, j and it put plenty of pep into 'the meet- | ing to start off with. When he took] his seat the crowd stood and sang "Home , Sweet Hone." A large crowd is expected to In' here I for the sessions tomorrow, ami for the picnic lunch at Itoeky River Springs to- j morrow evening to be given by tile local i building and loan associations and the 1 I,ions club of Albemarle. If you are doing goad work, don't i worry: somebody will! find it out. CHAPEL, MORGUE AND JAIL FEATURE NEW SIXTY MILLION DOLLAR STATION . % . - ■ w-Ji, .. ...4 & v ;\ V " . W mjSF . ■ Jm£y f| SMB \ jP 1 f : Opening of the new $60,000,000 ; Union passenger station at Chi cago, for which ground was broken .flight years ago, is at last in sight IX. D’Esposito, the chief engineer, ‘ now states that this tremendous development with its acras of SUMMER VACATIONIST! Summer will soon be here. Now is the time to make your plans. The glorious Mountains of Western North Carolina welcome you. \ “THE LAND of the SKY” The Vacationist’s Paradise i mx # % All Out-of-Door Spqrte Reduced Summer Fares, ■ SOUTHERN p RAILWAY v v SYSTEM (THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE FRENCH CREWS TO GET WINE ON TRIPS RACK HOME j Npw “MeclicinaF’ Liquor Order So Cion- { 1 strued by French Line Official. Washington, June 18,—Secretary Wei-! lon issued instructions late today to J Public Health Servile officiala tb com- j ply fully with the laws of foreign nations compelling ships of their nationals to car-! ry adequate supplies of "medicinal” | liquor. Treasury officials declined to discuss details of the instructions, and Dr: M., .1. White, acting Surgeon General of the ! Ihiblic Health Service, discounted reports that the new orders were intended to re law the rigidity of the regulations re cently promulgated barriug all except "medicinal" liquors from American terri torial waters. It was learned Public Health Service doctors and representatives of the Treas ury had conferred regarding claims of the French government that all liquor aboard its ships/should be classed as “medicinal'" except cargo beverages sold | over the bar. The concensus of opin ion was that the French statute must be construed as placing "dietary” rations in the medicinal category. Discovered Wireless Waves. Wireless waves were proved to exist long before they were ever experi mented with. In 1877 a man named Clerk Maxwell worked them out the oretically, and predicted that before long they would be demonstrated prac tically. Peacocks Love Freedom. Peacocks will roost in trees or on tops of houses during the coldest frosty night, and will never, If pos sible, let themselves be confined In a house. Xu New York the daily allowance of water per head is nearly two hundred gallons. In London it is but forty gallons. New Union Station train ebeds, miles of tracks. Its monumental main building of In diana limestone containing a small city in itself, wfll be ready next year. / ■ **■ Among the unusual features of the station will be a jail, for the detention of prisoners awaiting transportation; a chapel nn J a morgue. The basic architectural idea is that everything haying to do with passengers shall be on the same floor, restaurants, ticket ofllces, waiting rooms, rest rooms and the like. A conception of its sine may be gained from the fact that the lobby of the concourse with the subway under Canal street wfll • form a single room 800 feet long and 180 feet wide, communicating with a waiting room 260 feet Lor and 100 feet wide. The whole con struction is being handled without the interruption of a train. The limestone blocks, of many design* and measurements, are all cot at the quarries in Indiana and come numbered so that they may tic swung into niece without AM.w Everywhere in Europe America Is Regarded as the Hope of the World By C. S. MAC FAB LAND, Federal Council of Churches of Christ. Everywhere in Europe, from the Baltic sea to the Black, America is regarded as the hope of the world. Indeed, the most striking moral and psychological phenomenon in Europe, today, is the persistence of this hope. Our brothers across the sea, in this, have shown a greater tenacity even tlinn many of our own sympathetic people. Here at home we find gqotl men and women yielding to despair. Men who two or three years ago counted upon our participation in a society of nations as obvious have now settled back into a sense of hopelessness. But in Europe it is not and our brethren there give striking testimony to the fact that hope do« 9 “spring eternal in the human breast.” • “llow do the European peoples feel toward us ?” is the question often asked as we return. Their feeling of disappointment that has.pot reached disillusionment, mingled wiftvfaith that still persists. They feel that we have left the field of battle without stopping to bury the dead or to help repair the devastation made by our own artillery. Recognition sos our private, philanthropic help is not overlooked and still gives impulses to prayers of gratitude. No rancor is manifested, jq*t disappointment; sorfbtimes, however, almost to despair. USE TIMES AND TRIBUNE PEHNV MS.-IT PAfS All for j Ready ice-cold—in the patented, BWKIjL/ sterilized bottle which is the most .%fjjjTOwPfy sanitary package that can be made ' —to delict your taste and quench That’s what good service, in our plant and at the stores of our Come visit oud plant and see how our sanitary methods provide for wln. Keep a few bottles on ice at home. Order by the case from your , £Tij°v thirst ~ Bottled ■ 1 m Pelicious and Refreshing » ** CAROLINA BOTTLING Ca / CONCORD, N. C. / i, miU IIUB I IIII Vj° CW _*! W J^ :IIC^ Vf>>VK Ltetuysg rwoM TvHi Coca-Cot.a CoMrair/ Atiawtv r,g. \\y ir Have You a Lovely White Kitchen to Show Them? When you take friends through your home —what about the kitchen? Are you'reallv proud to exhibit your kitchen just as attractive in its way as any other-room? Tfie workshop of the home deserves to be made cheerful and inviting as well as thoroughly effi cient. The demand is for - The ALL-WHITE KITCHEN \ ASK YOUR GAS COMPANY—SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY The White Enamel . Gas Range WEA " L °" YOU is naturally the center of interest. And SIO,OO , not only the finish, but many other new unp voitp cyt n paucp * features make the modern gas range FOR YOUR OLD RANGE so desirable— ' - Qas or Coal Burning Aveu helit regulator --and apply the amount on the pur loin h-a-|>utton lighter * ~ <bas€ pri * °* ««& ran** you * Egtiily cleaned, removable parts, ■%*•. thU » k °* , wlliu f y° ur old W* Better heat concentration, ‘ stove for, f 10, and getting a new, Convenient ovtfn anti broiler. / up-to-date ga«j range.' 5' ; - v. • Plate and food warmer. ‘ ..1 , . Thij is Gas Hf^Virters—Enquire Bfet* fitst! - " I Concord & Kannapolis Gas Co. X Wednesday, June 20, 1923. "f . r MISS GOWER. CIAYTON. IS DROWNED IN RIVER Meredith CoUege Senior Lose* Life While Bathing in Stream Nenr Sylvn Hylra, June 19.—Sties Dortohy Gow er, of Clayton, waft, drowned in the Tuckaseegee River while in bathing this afternoon. ' ; ' ■ Miss (lower, who was a senior*-at MeredUU. College, was visiting her friend land schoolmate. Miss Nita Garratt, here, and she and a party of'young people Were in bathing when she and another •young lady became frightened' and ex cited. . Robert Garret went to their rescue and attempted to bring both girls to the bank, but in their excitment both grabbed hold of hint and be finally succeeded in reach ing the bank with but one girl and in saving his own life, which was greatly in danger. » By the time young Garrat had towed the one girl to the bank, Miss Gower had disappeared. The alarm was spread and crowds of men and boys from Dillsboro andSylda have been diving for the body all af ternoon, but it has not yet been recov ered. N' Tlie man-faced crabs, which swarm in the inland sea pi Japan, are • queer creatures. The "body is only about an inch in length, but it is crowned with a head which has a face which closely re sembles that of a Chinese coolie. The "life tree" of Jamaica growft and thrives for months after being up rooted aud exposed to the sun.
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