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19118 —The Argentines. The Portuguese and the reeks. .Duucan Sisters
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19121—1 Love Benson Orchestra of Chicago
No More Nora International Orchestra
19122—Somebody’s Wrong Benson Orchestra of Chicago
Love Tales Great White Way Orchestra
19115—The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Pennsylvania Serenaders
Indiana Moon The Troubadours
10000— Lucia Sextette Galli Curci, Caruso and Joumet
Rigoletto Quartet alii Curci, Caruso and de Luca
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”» ” (Part II) Philharmonic Orchestra
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Etude in G Sharp Minor Paderewski
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Concord Daily Tribune
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Northboohd.
Train No. 136—11 p. m.
Train No. 34—4:00*>.m.
|| Train No. 867-10:30 a. m
| Train No. p. m.
| Train No. 38—8:00 p. m.
| Train No. 30—11 p. m.
Southbound.
j Train No. 87—9:30 a. m.
| Train No. 45—4 KX) p. m.
J Train No. 185—8:00 p. m.
j Train No. 28—11:00 p.m.
WEATHER FORECAST.
j Generally fair tonight and Saturday;
I] cooler tonight; probably light frost iu
extreme west.
|i | LOCAL MENTION
Mr. David Pemberton lias gone to
Monroe, where he has assumed his du
ties as manager of the English Drug Co.
Concord Presbytery will hold its fall
meeting on Tuesday. October 16th with
Prospect Church.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Concord Klwnnis Club will be held at
the Y. M. C.'A. this evening at 7 o'clock.
Rev. M. A. Blaokwelder will preach at
Center Methodist Church iu No. 1 town
ship, next Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock.
The Charlotte-Concord Bus Line an
nounces that in the future it will operate
a 6 a. in. bus to Charlotte each Monday
morning.
The condition of Miss Gertrude Shaw,
who has been confined to her room at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. .1. E. Davis,
is reported as being somewhat improv
ed today.
Mr. George Harvell. who lias been
working with the shoe department of
Efird's for several weeks, has resigned
his position with that company and on
Saturday will move to Charlotte, where
he will make his home in the future.
No session of the city's recorder’s
court was held this morning, no cases
bciug on docket for trial. This is the
iirst court day in some time tiiat no
cases were docketed for trial, and indi
cates that everything continues quiet in
police circles here.
A series of revival services will begin
at Epwortli M. E. Church, South, next
Sunday. The pastor. Itev. M. A. Os
borne. will be assisted by Itev. \Y. A.
Rollins, who will preach every evening
at 7 :30 o'clock. No dav services will be
held.
Most of the tile and concrete floors for
the new home of the Cabarrus Savings
Bank have been laid now. This work
lias been iu progress for the past several
weeks, and when completed other import
ant work will be started on the struc
ture.
The Concord high school football team
left this morning at 11:45 o'clock for
Charlotte where it plays the Charlotte
high team this afternoon: The team'
made the trip to Charlotte in autos, and
w illreturn immediately after the game.
A number of fans from the city went
to Charlotte this afternoon to see the
game. _
The commissioners of Cabarrus Coun
ty are holding a special meeting at the
court house today. The meetiug was
called by the board (or the purpose of
discussing with the county board of edu
cation the special election to be held on
November 20th, it was stated. So far
as is known now no other business will
be presented to the board.
Federal Court, which had been in ses
sion in Charlotte all this week, adjourn
ed Thursday at noon. Adjournment was
made, it was stated in Charlotte, when
announcement was made that Mrs. E. Y.
Webb, wife of Judge Webb, wild was
presiding at the term of court, was crit
ically ill at her home in Shelby. Judge
Webb left Charlotte as soon as court ad
journed.
*1)1'. S. E. Buchanan, county health of
ficer, is spending the day in Salisbury,
assisting Dr. Armstrong, county health
officer for Rowau, with a baby clinic be
ing conducted at Rockwell. A number
of physicians and health experts of in
| ternationnl reputation are in ltowan this
! week and the clinic is being held to tie in.
I onstrate to them health methods used iu ]
| North Carolina.
One of the outstanding features of'
I Annual Fashion Show, tonight at 8
I o’clock at the Central School building.
! will be the music rendered by Prof.
I Doyle, head of the music, department of
the city schools, Misses Morrison,) Mc-
Laughlin, Patterson and Mrs. Pickard.
There are no admission charges—just a
silver offering for the benefit of the
treasury of the local King’s Daughtters.
The public is cordially invited.
The management of the Parks-Belk
Co., which will stage the fashion show at
Central school this evening, announced I
this morning that everything was iu
rendineiF for the event. Models to dis
play the various dresses and draps for
ladies, misses and children have been en
gaged, and the musical stars who will ap
pear on the program have been rehears
ed. The general public is invited to the
show, which will begin at 8 o'clock.
The football menu for tomorrow offers
, little hope to fans in North Carolina,
most of the Carolina teams being sched
uled to meet stronger teams. Carolina
plays Yale, State plays Pen State and
Davidson plays V. P. I. Trinity will
play Rnndolph-Maoon at Durham, while
Wake Forest and Guilford will meet at
Wake Forest. Few games of real im
portance are scheduled for this week,
most of them being in the nature of prac
tice contests.
The annual meeting of the medical con
vention of the district which embraces
Cabarrus County, will be held in Mon
roe on October Bth. The. program has
been announced for the convention and
includes talks by Dr. John A. Patterson
and Dr. P. R. MacFadyen, of this city.
Dr. Patterson will tslk on “Infected
Tonsils” and Dr. MacFadyen will talk
on “Cystic Ovaries." Many physicians
from this county expect to attend the
sessions of the convention.
AM Newspapers, ft Cents a Roll of 25,
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*4-- ’ -
ESCORTS SORELY SHOCKED
WHEN “OTKIA” DOFF WIGS
‘ Find They Had' Spent Many Hours En
tertaining Mere Males.
I Marysville, P»„ Oct. s.—When n
I troupe of vaudeville players, including
* a bevy of pretty blondes and brunettes.
| made a visit here to appear in a local j
theatre, some young men considered it
their duty to show tlie girls around
town and have them visit candy stores,
fountains, dance halls and such.
Forty-eight hours of entertainment fol
lowed.
When the curtain rpse for the perform
ance last night, young men formed a
large part of the audience. Some youths
were envious of those who had been
favored by the thespians. Others pre
tended they didn't care a whoop. Hold
ers of front seat tickets scalped them
at a profit.
The thrill came in the last act, when
the "actresses" snatched the wigs from
their heads and stood before the audience
with unmistakable masculine features.
Then all eyes were turned to the young
men who had so delightfully eutertained
the “show girls."
Report of Llbt ary For September.
Borrowers 5,317.
New borrowers 25.
Visitors to reading room : Adults 338,
children 492. total 830.
Books borrowed: Adults 2018. chil
dren 725: total 2743.
f Books bought: Adults 52: children 50.
Books given : Adult 8, children 22.
Books : Adult 23. children
Total ntlmber of volumes 5740.
MBS. RICHMOND HEED.
Librarian.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that by mutual
consent the Law Firm of Maness. Arm
field & Sherri 11 has been dissolved. Mr.
Armfield will practice alotie and occupy
Rooms Nos. 1 and 2 in the new office
building immediately over the Tin Shop
of F. (’. Xiblock. and T. D. Maness and
M. B. Slierrin will occupy Rooms Nos. 3
and 4 iu the sniff building and will prac
tice as Maness & Slierrin.
Oetcbci Ist. 1923.
T, D. MANESS.
FItANK ARMFIELD.
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CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET - "
(Corrected Weekly by Cline A Moose.)
Figures named represent priced paid
tor prodace on the market:
Eggs 40
Batter .80
Country Ham .. .25 to .80
Country Shoulder 10
Country Bides 10
Young Chickens SSL
Hens .18
Turkey* .25 to JO
Lard A '. JS 1-2
Sweet Potatoes SI.OO
Irish Potatoes SI.OO
Onions t sllls
Peas $l3O
Corn sl.lO
Chattel Mortgage 9 For 5 Cents,
at Tine* and Tribune office.
Friday, October 5, 1923
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