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JOHN M'COKMACK
SINGS IN RALEIGH
FOR CAROLINIANS
Créai Irish Tenor Booked For
City Auditorium
December 3
FIRST OF FOUR ARTISTS
ENCAGED BY ROTARIAN3
(0.111'CuJtl. G·» Aid* Sck«4«l«4
to Appaar During January, Febru
ary and Merck—-Club· All Over
Stair Cooperating Wilh Capital
City Organisation.
■ otaii McCormack, tenor. Herem
·< r 3
Airth'a Oal'i Curel, soprano, Jan
-urr il.
Ruriclph fiai*, pianixt, February
•JO.
France* Aida. soprano, March 8.
rhlt is the .irray of artist*. wull
r.olvn all cf thi-Bi the luuntry over,
li rh the Italc'gh Rotary Club ha»
t'liL'd u|· to hrini» to Raleigh Jur
ist ih. wtnti·/ ami *pnng month*.
ij.leigh thai liraved the worn weath
1-r the w«»ather works erer invented
far » inmcrt night, tu hear Melba and
liitbelik; ihot cruwried to hair Karrar
trd Werranrath; lhal liatrned apell
t-ound U| Iho mutic uf Padwrewski;
th.it Jcl.^ht«-d in Freda Hempcl,
' mate. U'inci. Cadsil, Calve, Nordic·;
'Hjc fell for the rhano of Alic* Nicl
. j.i and May Peterson and laughed
with Harry Louder, may look forward
.» ro< h a winter of matieal treats as
η rity ha» »rvi r had liefore.
rh·· |jriiii;itiii uf thee· four artist»
ι Rali-igii toiMther with ih* Ιμηγ
gbu whi· ni-i--.mpaiiy them and vary
.II' .r program*. m Ihi biggi-st under
a'sinr that'lhe llulary Club hag ever
.il emotod fnr thr jilcanirc and profit
of Raleigh Aevordinc to President
.urow. th» Rotary Club took up the
iirowMiliuti of bringing Iheao artist»
to Raleigh witii the Idea of the run
■ IKtiii' development of Ralei|[fc's
uppre'iition for mustcal affair*, bc
I evlng thai ibt» ia one thins which the
. lub ih «piftal'y able to handle welL
. he e lib txgan wuch a program bi-fore
h.- war put ai. end to things muscat
thin pari of ihc country by brmpnt
I'arru: and Padcr«w*ki to th· city.
V :h concirU balng among the |uc
< cilfcl musical event· of the paat.
Avurvd of the ro-opcration of oth
«Γ Rotary Clubs of tba State. the Kal
oi^rh On ta going forward conedeit
ly 'in th; amnfflnata for Ik· eon
rvru, looking for soong support not
«tily fnnnJLht· music lover· of Ral
presi
dent haeiug Intimated that «t I—>
on» hjndnd scaton tieltcU would
niobably l>. in dcmird at ht» collège
.t ha. been :.ajyc;-*lcd that u-nti aold
lu uu'-cf-Ui»n viaiton. be in («etion*.
grouping peritoni. from the «am·· town·
(oKtlhn.
The l»i(r thing ia that four of th«
b>citl*t muaical Man of the country
have boon engaged for concerta her*
within the next idx or aavan month·.
Ci«M svrh artiita, the crowd· will
take care of thrmeelvea
John McCarmeck
Wherever * Mother Machree*" i*
'mill arid «cbk, and that la rarely in
ι» .ry little waynide town, lone coun
IT.v f.Mtn hnua· t>t biialiinjr 'ity. it ia
r afr to vi · tun that the r.am* of Mc
Cfrmaek ιι> l.nown. "Toother Ma
eh ee," "O t.i.lle Mother ul Mine,"
f tKoup oth« r vonice that jomehôw (ret
hold of the heart, arc too closely al
lied with McCoraack for on·- lu
I'.row th·· v>ng> without the »in**r.
■h.Tc'u prebably nowhere a Victrola
•ι bout η Mei.ormack record, and if
;hc vole· were taken Raleigh would
rtoubtleti i.itb· r huar John MeCor
mack thjn any other artlut who could
tie brouicht to the city. It it probably
because he υ irixh. bom in Athlone,
Ireland, that John MrCorraack knowi
how in interpret in aonpt the hearti
of American people to a way that ne
olher» caii. while ho ha* b·· η wit*
the Metropolitan Orand Opera Com
pan y and can ting the reo*t exacting
grand opera air·, It il for the «impie,
haunting mélodie·, eon*» of hi· own
native Ireland which he learned tr
-.in* ma a hoy little dreaming of hii
future fame, thai he ia known and
loved.
Who Ca'i explain the chaim ol
Ameltta (jalli Curci? Critiea have
•flight to diacover the aecret of th<
unique and aeemingly magical iaflu
n e which ha,ι drawn the world ol
music lovera to the feet of Galli-Curc
in mn MttHiiWn rtf U>v* and bXibImIIa*
that i* akin to wonhip. They hav<
croM >» vain until they have founc
ihe on· word, gonia». See it a am«
of no ichool, no rait, no profaaaor
She πρτγγ wu taught how to aing. AI
lh« element· of aueceea and aweet·
r.c<a were within her. There la *ome
thin» 1 nay Irion In thla girl-like, mod
eat flgnre, standing unaided ση hai
own merit·, waking no praiee wMct
l> not her dot· and commanding th<
■•d miration of the world a· few «in*
era hav« donr In thl· or any othei
lime. 8 he resort· ta no trick·. 8a
pr*m* at a coloratura, the la evci
irr -atar aa an interpreter of lyrl<
•on·.
Cialll-Curei waa bom twenty eigh
veara ago of Speniek-Italien parent
a«» In Milan, Italy. She comae «1
.1 family af artftocrat^ haj wit, wti
i'om and «oeial accra^ahmenta, bo
at heart U truly American, a plaii
xoiMi, gentle and approachable. Af
ter ■ eeriei of trlaiapna in the prin
cipal opera-hoax· of Italy, Spain
Ctnaia, and South America, aha earn·
to the United State* where her Ul
upmh waa tawed from the ftnrt "try
oat-"
Can ead Laaaari
Rudolph Qana ha· forged ahea
•tradily la public favor aatll now h<
h recognlaed «ι |n the front rank
ff the world's great ptaniat. hU rape
tatlen being balh an merit akoa·
Mu· le» I (mm have vied wti h eacl
other *a flea pre per ehaaraetertaattai
to the qualitlae whleh have was fe
JOHN McCORMACK
Mo μπιτ· at City Auditorium in ital
I>«rerab«r 3
him » unique place amonr th· «mi·
rent paniit» of tho day. A native oi
8winerland. Mr. Cant has through
all th« twnli of the Kreat war main
tained an uniwrriog devotion to ihi
r(u<* »nd idt-«l« at America, hi
>econd home Hi· vigorous denunci
ation of Germany'· attitude in the
war brought on n.m the naeuriation
of thr pri-mi of that country ami he
look early oportumty to reaift) from
On Society oX Gorman Ciimpowr. of
which he wai one of the founder· and
t<> <*«ver alt relation· with tj<« Mu
sician*' Club of Berlin.
Gam will be a Minted in thr Ralriirti
concert by Carolina Uiun, contralto
one of the bright «tari of (one newly
arisen, a native of Greefaeille, M·».,
of Frrncb-Italian parentage. In the
Chicago teaaon of 181» alu- will be
|r cially featured in a revival ol
'Sampan ct Dalila" and aa leadlna
contralto in two important roles with
Galli-Curci In opera* which will be
prmented in America for the flrtt
,ΙΛ,Γ
Fraxei #QJa
Of the tonr aUllar artiat· Trance·
Aida 11 thr only one who ha« ever
appeared in concert in Raleigh. Her
ippearance here in the laat muiic
fmtival before Aairka entered the
war and war work took th* place of
muai cal entertainment·, u «till a pica*
ant memory for all who enjayed th«
richnr* and beaaty of her aoprmnc
voice a· well aa her wliutomi pt-raon
ality and felt tha magnetic quality ol
her appeal aa an entertainer. It li
to the woman a· wall aj the artiat thai
the heart of the nation haa (cone ant
Τ be baaie aiaaaoota of Madam» AMa'i
«nccaaa ara genlaa and weak.
By reaaos of Her ptu and gener·
oui tervice to the can·* oi llbartj
I* Mil tfc* OM il Du
Metropolitan Ο perm Hou* which th*
organized and managed herself. ML·
Erin Ballard, a young American firl.
* pupil of Frank La For*e. will ap
pvar hen: with Madam Aida as at·
-omparlK and pianist.
R. J. REYNOLDS ESTATE
IS OVER 17 MILLIONS
State of North Carolina Will
Obtain Over a Half Million
In Taiai On It
W.niton-8alem, Not. 18.- The laU
R J Reynold·, the f ara ou* "tobaect
'ring," wtvo died Jaly X·, 191R, left
in ertaUr valued at 117.110.428 31
according to the inventory report Me<
•.oday with the clerk of tbc Fortytk
Superior court by Mr*. Katherine S
Hnynolda, widow of the deceased, anc
«limlnutratrix of the great estate. II
ha· been figoreri out that the xtate ol
North Carolina will receive an inheri
and lax of approximately $628,(76
An interesting fact obeervwl la tlu
inventory la tilt extent to whirh Mr
Raynolda waa InlemUd in every lini
of city, county and «tate industrie
and commercial development·. Whili
his greatest interest centered In th<
development of the tobacco manufac
turinjr company, which beara hi
name, be waa alao Interested in acorei
of other enterprises, making for tin
general development of his commuai
ty and «tate, end alao in other ctatea
He waa largely interested in textUei
thus aiding in building the cettoi
mill supremacy of North Carolina am
the south; he we* interested In fori»
'.turc manufacture, mercantile enter
priaea, bank·, land development·
hotels, recreation and amusement on
terprtaeg for publie benefit, railway·
fanning, livestock, etc. In the repot
as administratrix, under the state lai
applying to administrator and admin
iatratrix, the estate ta be Inventorie»
include· all holdings in the «tate will
the exception of real estate. Tb
report anosrt an estate valued a
|10,1 S9,7S4.16,
FIX BOUNDARY BETWEEN
MEXICO AND UNITED STATES
Idtzieo City, Oct. ».—Commiphora
representing Um United Statu and
the Mexican imrnunti will meet
ton In Monterey, Mexico, to defln·
the «Met international border* of the
two countries according to nowapap
era h«ra The Rio Cranda rWar hai
atway· boon acrcptH u the bounder)
.Mae hot of lata It hae dww» u ar
raOc dUpoaltion, at many plarr* tear
lnc I ta old bod and wajaderlng ale
I«uty north and eooth, and It II deem
ad expedient to Sx tac boundary bj
I other maana.
MELVIN W. SHEPPAJtD IS TO
PAY PAYBTTEVILLC VISIT
Fayettarrllle, Nov. IS - IjÀrin W
■ Sbeeard, hero of the Olym^Bgamw
in London In IIM and hol^H of It
or more world record*, a^Hbe it
I thia city teatorrow aa a paB Pay
ι atteviUc'a community aarvlcaq^l· nam
ι ortaaltattoK which Ka« (raalBit ail
the war camp community aerrlco, it
. order to center with member* of Iha
ι axeeutlre roaamlttee and loading cltt
ι H»· regarding outdoor athlatk*
' playfreunda and parka.
SHORTA^rm
i MAY FORCE COTON
; MILLS TO SUSPEND
I Fir at Five OB Priority Liât All
Allowed Fuel By
Government
ISUPPLY LIMITED
• TO PRESENT STOCKS
I Curtsiln«>t Μ*4· Nm««mi7
ι PreJecii»B U Below R«^nlr«iNbAl>
I of Preferred CUhm. Railway·,
Myalcipalibu aid R«UÎ|»f ι in
Ftvnrtd CUa*.
Atlanta, G·., Νυν. 17.—Order* lim
.I'rtff drlivrrteat ul roel in Ut«· South
em region of lh« Railroad Admlnl»
tratlon to the fint of flvw tlaaws on
th· fu«l priority lift, which iln·* not
include manufactutcn, were i«u»-d
late today at headquarter* hen. Τικ
action on it» f-iee means th· cloaing
down of cotton mill· and the.· manufac
luring plant* of alrao*t all daacrip
tiotii u auun a* th· r pmrrit puppliui
ai» gwd up. Th··* KJppln-a generally
kl\ understood to br «canty.
Curtailment of roal consumption
*b mad»· mrriwry the (tat· mcnt
miiiI, btcaow "coal production ia atill
bell·» th. abaolotv requirement* of
'.he llrxt ft*» classe* of wnnmcn."
Τ he pc claaaw who are (till to κ ft coal
arc government department*, xtate
municipal and county institution*
public utilities, including newapapcrn
and retailer* to eupply dome-tic eon
kamrr*.
May B« Natiaa-WMe.
No announcement wat mad·- hare
o* to whether th» κ harp curtailment
of coal roneomplion would be na
t or.-wide. but α ha· been understood
that about the tame condition» pre
veil In other (action* of the country
lia-part» generally ha*· «hewn many
miner» no» Tel.irnirr tu work, <Wicp.tr
roncelljtion of th·· itrik* call on rrde:
jof the Federal wwt at Indianapoli·
Tfre atatetaanl announcing th.· eoa
consumption ci.njii.meat fellow*:
"Under order* l*rued today at thi
direction of the United States Fun
Administration delivery of cna| b\
the railroad' Tor the pr**«m will In
limited to the lirai fir* claaae* of th·
Fuel Administrator'» preferane· Hat
This action ht. bxomt imperatival)
nit »**ai j bccausa of the failure tf
miner· In th· coer.uy'* great prwluc
ΜΓ haidi to rftMn to work. ahjiouxh
In oh*dkace fi» the Federal· Court'*
mandata chateruoo uScutla MAC «lie#
cUMPbf eoinmtr· and lb Mlicftl
lupplylnjr arrant need* of all prefer
red Classes had bm depleting with
dutntiaa rapidity the rlorki held
tlbj cl to tlx· Fuel Admir.i-trvtur'i
irdir. Thu.. thv utuetion w» be
-nm lit critical and it wn·. d' t'-rmiηcd
to withhold deliveries temporarily
Iron manufaclurrm, (.-van thoufn
they be in the claia recognlacd at
i-saential.
Five Preferred CIimw.
"Tha first live cliiw< wbose ;mmi·
diale m ed* will continue to be »up
j^lied si*: ,
Clan A- - Railroad* and inland and
cuaitwi** vtsaeU.
"Claas B- Array and navy, to
gether with ordi'f departments of Un
P. derel ro-vemraent. Thi» includes
b.tair.'noue coal contained by manu
tacturer* nr producers of supplies loi
di purtmvnls of the Federal govern
nient when auth department offclaU;
approve* th« request.
I "Claw C—State, municipal and
county department* and institutions
Cl»» D—Public utilities Thii In
eludea the· manufacture of newsprint
paper for daily newspaper tu and
'.be printing and publishing of same
"Class C—State, municipal and
cour.ty department* end institutions.
"Class ft—Public utilities. Thta In·
rlodcs the manufacture of newsprint
paper for daily newspaper uae and the
firu.tinr and publishing of samo.
"Class Ε—Retailer* (supplice for
1 domestic consumer*). '
Τ· Car· Pee Pre««i»e Needs.
"In dealing with application for
coal from retailor*, this committee
• ij under instruction» to aee lu it thai
I deliveries are- made solely to cars for
the pre?Jin* needs of domestic con
silium; in eth^r words no dealer can
be permitted to obtain supplie; pre
sumably f«r domestic ennxumptior
but actually to be turned over to a
; manufacturer or other uacr of steam
coal not included in the first Ave
' clan»»
"With the hope that in the near
future the situation will inpraY· iuf
ficientlv to warrant resumption ol
rtfliv«rl\'H of clame* F. and ϋ., the
lecal railroad representative* will con
tinu· to receive and forward applica
tion· from conmieer· in thaïe clamaa.
Having thr*c application* (or imme
diate requirement or Ale, thi^ommit
tee will be In a poaitioa te act
.promptly and quick deliver·*» will bi
mured whan the restriction* nom
imposed art lifted "
CBNBF.fr C AMP LEE INTO
CHEAT VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
P«t»r*burf, Va-, Nov. m.—It i· of
flefelly announced her» that th· wai
department will locate at Camp Lei
one or two rTeat vocational ichooli
for a«n of the army. The other will
»· eaubllihed at Camn Fun*ton. Th«
on* here will be fer Uie cnllated met
«tationcd i**t of the Mlaaiaeippl En'
liated men rtationed Weet of the Ml»
•imlppi, will be cent to the Caia|
Kuneton eehool
An Iriaii quack aoetor waa batnj
examined at an inqueet on hi* pa
liant. ^
"I (rave hinMperaeaanha," he laid
"Yon might (art a» well have *ive«
him the urera Boreal!·," replied th<
coroner.
"Indade, yer honor, en" that'· Inai
what OI'd ha*· givm him neat If Im
Hadn't unfortunately, died."
IBHT IN AU'
SAYS
SUTLER
former Senator
[ Impmi Co «η- 1
_J ai the Simpoun ι
,<rf the Amricu I
' « cktractoiiu· ;
ic profits·* in I
is the other I
Mr. Butler'· I
I
JT (rat «tapie ι
ι In only a email I
, nM, and which :
4 BWt have. It
[ι which ia oaiy to I
without deprecia
prorid will pay a
Th· cotton mill* ι
ttton. They can't
tko·· who ni·*
Ί It. If we will I
Mr the «ill* will >
fair and jut 1
*le world Boat |
prie· or ko
I
_J have keen
apla crop at |
Aaaociation
(of «ankeun wo 1
■j hi to only a pa.t I
-*- month. Thli
•va ever I
, of the I
will orne U I
_j and «tay or- I
1 ΝοοτΙι toKothcr. I
saa fail in thl· I
• I
jataat movement !
to liberate the !
i hU wife and
evtl of eottoa I
•eve to every
~i $10 to ISO a
ι South aoveral
dallera a year. I
1 cotton have not ι
rower» of cot- '
ι of th· South, I
•at to Malta the
I foreign finnan .
.he «topped, mod
• it M to ontaniic
between what I
far aatten
le CuœWUmd «Mi Prepk
•dM Am Mad·.
roretttTtUL'Ner. II.—A Mo can
didatci f>nl-T*4' A» fteid again·* Con
rr««gm»n ΟβΜ-fa today when tt wu
announced that John G. S haw. former
member of the bouae of mmWttU
Uvea, would be a candidat· for thi
rofiff««ion»l iwl from the eixth di*
ixict
The announcement aay» that he will
make a ftroif n>n, while Mr. Shaw'·
friend· are freely predicting that the
Kay»tteviTie man will eaaerj· the vie
tor in the bif acrmp now warning
ap in the "bloody sixth."
Mr. Shaw i« a man on whom all far
Uon» in Cumberland can nnite, it l·
lac tared. Thai he will make a itnmi
candidate there t* aaid to bo oo doubt
Ha ba» been active in every Democra
tic campaign noce 1ÎB2. He wu 1>
the legislature fro· 'Sfl to "M. After
bavins acted for foar yoara aa county
•llorney for Camberland. be vu
made a presidential doctor in IBM
In 1894 ha waa choeen by his party
ui make tha concreaaional taco acaiaat
the "fu«on" ticket, and after a bitter
debt went to Concraaa.
Mr. Shaw ia a lawyer with a wide
reputation aa an advocate, a farmer
?n an oxteatfvo «cale, and a aaw mill
Pnofactorcr. About 60 yean old
il a very active man. He bad
two boy· in the aarvicc.
DUNN SPIRIT INVITES
COURTS OF RICHMOND
Chart·· Lm Guy Brine· Hem·
TH· Buoo," » Smnm
Wîtk "John"
Convicted Friday, pardoned Sat
■rdty, homaward bound Sunday Thai
It tlM cipcAniN of a Harnett Countjr
boy who boemme eotanaled la the w«b
of Virginia Lew at Richmond lait
»Hk ud was ttttla* face la lac· with
that brand of Jiatfcc which hat made
th· Old Dominion a terror to thoe·
jtbo trod th· path which la nelthei
jitraiglit nor narrow Hia good for
tunc It do· to tha Inraaion of the
court by the Dunn Spirit.
Chariot Le· Gay waa tha vablclt
throagh which Th· Spirit Joantayad
to Richmond Judge Crate WW Id—
"Juatlca Johta"— purveyor of juatie·
<oldom tempered Vy mercy, wat ht
ta whom th· Oven lawyer had U
plead.
11m young nut far wheia Mr. Go)
aptartd wat chaired with larceny. Ha
had confcaati. It waa hit tteoad ef
fen··, It I· taid, aad /title· John wai
prepared to tentent· hiat to a twalvo
aiontht term la prlaon. Plea» by th(
Dan η lawyer brought thU down tc
thirty day·. Beyond tit it the J ad ft
would not bode·.
Mr. Oay, bowertr, had prowitec
the young man't father Oat he rou)<
brin* th· yowsgater away from thi
lomptaUont of IS· rtty. A month wai
to· lone for Una to wait. Mo h<
cnHata Um aympaUil»a of the youni
woman who aoocaad th· bey. WW
the aid ha it«e«di la pttlaf Jaatici
iohr to alga a petition for pardon.
Lata Saturday atgkt after a briel
aeatien with Govarner Weatmor«laa4
Davit he
pardon.
father hoi
SECRETARY GLASS
LEAVES TREASURY
FOR SENATE PLACE
Pr«u<Ui.t Wilton Urge. Cabi
■*t M no bar To Take Poai
tioe. Offered Him
PRESIDENT PRAISES HIS
WORK AS LEGISLATOR
•f Tratiwr DtMrlaMl twin
U»i« Prte CUof liMntln B«
(or« A neap Hag Hmw OCtntl HI·
By Cmnar Dtviai Lmvm With
WUin1· Coed WtoW
Wuhii^tô·, Nov. 18.—Th· formal
OilpaiKu of Carter Olaaa aa Baerc
.ary of the Traaaary. together with a
Ktar fro a» Prv«ldcnt W iléon erring
him to accept t*« appouitnant M llnt
d States Aerator from Virginia, *u
atdc public tonight by the treasury.
Γ here vu bo intfcaation aa to when
Mr. Claw wo aid leave the traaaezr.
but it >al understood ho probably
roald net begia bu dut tea me Seoa
er unUl th« opening of the tut eea
Ml of Congreea, December I. la ad
• iaing the Praeident of Ike tender
'roat Governor Davis of Virginia, Mr.
3laae a d h* rqt>H<d tka appoint
ment aa a Bark ef eeeâdawa, but
hat ha felt hi· Arct duty *ai to thr
tdmlnietratioa.
"Here, If It ia your judgmrat that
1 would better ramain at my poet in
:he traaaury, you say be rare I a·
juttc pnpared choarfully te accept
fvmr view," the latter said. "Cea
/ertefy, if It would Ken to yoa ad·
/baMe, in all tha eircuiaalaaeaa, far
so to takr erriea agaia ia the legia
atWa branch ef tha govern ment, I
weald desire to accept the I
jvhleh Governor Davia ha· bees plcae-1
■d to offer ι _
Tha Praaideot wrote Mr. Olaaa aa
follows:
"It all most thoaghtful ι
■ua of you te cace·it By dadrea let
ha Batter of year nteetiea by Gov
traee Davia Car Φ» laiveioesfcip fixa
■ irjrmin,' left vteant bp tha death
if Senator Martha. Of
■W
•et Ιο β with the establishment of the
federal rcaerve act, and you (taut
rapport of tha administration at or
try tara white a Mabw of tha House,
: a used ui ta rely npon |M In tmj
-.•merreecy.
"White your occupancy of the ef
3co of Secretary af the Treasnry ha·
beea brief, thr administration of tta
.iff sir* under your raidaace haï Β ar
id forward to the higheat levels of
fleicaey and high devotion to thr
yublic intereat
'Governor Darin ha* honored tha
Old 8tab> of Virginia by paying tri
bute to so distinguished a aan We
'ball watch your career la the Senate
with affi-rtionata intereat and adjnir
i ition."
WILSON CABINET TAKES
UP MEXICAN SITUATION
4rrul of America· Consular
A gent ConUlIld But De
cision Not Given Otrt
Washington, Nor. 1·.—The whole
Mexican situation, including the arraat
< ! Wa O. Jeakina, American consular
mreot at Paebla and all Ic -ialation,
was diaeuaaed today by Pree-Meat Wil
son's cabinet bat if any deviates was
raaehad It was not made known.
Secretary Lansing, who preaided,
refoeed to My what took place but
Secretary Glass said tha nova» Basent
apparently was enable to "Aad eut
earthing" about the JetUdaa eaae.
Bometimc after the eabiaet ad
journed, the Bute Department aa
noanced that the acting minister of
Mexican foreign affaira lad Informed
the American rmbaaay at Mexico City
thet the state aathoritiaa at Poebla
bad been instructed not to moteat Jen
kins, who previously had reported that
he wis bMag restricted to hia heane
by the staU otlciala.
1» iinifi BiaincT ι action iot
lowad dtllvtry of a protMt from th·
Sut· Doutant. Mat after Jaektna
υ arretted, bat Jaat what It woald
■aotmt to waa net mada elaar. Jan
kimé I* awaiting trial on ckartaa of
callaaion artth tka bandtta who kkl·
sapped and hald khn for flW.OOO
ranaom. M«antl»a tka Stat* Dipart
■ant It awaltiac additional report·
bafore taking furtkar action.
la '
Waahinetoa. Nov. 1»—Revolution
kaa broken ont at Vladivoatok, aa
«yrdla» to lafannatioa received kjr
tka State Department today fro·· Bl
beria. Tkua far only Rnatlnad ara
Inrahrad, tka adrkii laid.
Tko Vary Ida· I
Lady—"I waat a collar for ngp kno
bandr
Haberdaiker—"Ona eoRarT**
Lady—"Say yean* fellow. Do 70»
mm to Inrianata tkat I ha va «ara
than on· traibaadT"
Miok* Canto Unde
Edita—I think IH 1
■dUfc Why Τ ^
Kitty—frad pr^oaad to M on
Sunday and 1 want ta Ma tf If■ >*nl.
Mr. and Mr·. D. C. Fiaal am «te
Mag friand» «ad ralatto· In *b1t
aad atkar town* In Dm laadklll
NEWS PRINT SHORTAGE
THREATENS PAPER MÛ*
N*w York, Krr. IX.—lUtafel la-1
—aa ia adrortieloc and eabatriptl.» 1
rat··, limita île· a/ the dac of aim·
paper» aad provision la advartiatetl
contract* whereby rate· tan be ad·
Juatot! ra<
the
day fijr a nodal convention of the
American Newepaper Pobluhara' Aa
io<i*tion, called ta canaidcr tha news
print «bortafa.
TV> rrport of the raaolstienj com
mittee adopted i»nortmo>iely My·:
"Paper nan a fact aroma kam toi
that tkwi ή a world wide éatui of
paper.· At tl>« pnwal rata of eoa·
ramptiaa the newapppen arc Bfi&c
about 19 par cent More papor than it
baiac prcdacad. ThU maane aa aa-.
naal «feort»*» oa tha preaent barli of
approximately MO,0P0 toai. Yoar|
tttee. therafa
•emitter. taoroforo, uni—mil·
"That tbo refutation» of tho War
Iududrta* Beard ter tkr coBMrration
of nawapriat ha ftrtetly edhond to.
and that tha Ml text of aB thaoo rw
aiaUa·· bo mat to aQ tha daily a ad
ftandayyiw.papw. ,f tha Oaitad
Stateo whethor or no* they are mem
ban of tha Aatorlcma ttiaaiani Pab
MAm· Auodattea. 7 '
"That pahUahecf everywhere
"Ted ta matelfeUy incraaaa advortia
ta* and (ubacrlpUan rata· and at tha
Umt luatt the Hi. of their U
"That aa ncw»pap*r «ater lato a
{•arty coo tract far advortiriac at a
axed rate, bat maka rate· adjaatabio
monthly or quart arty.
. "IV* jfce American New«pap.r
PabUaheH* Amociatioa vend oat a
standard form of adjaatabie roatract
for advertising. _
"That die paper rumhifllii atroe,
Jy diaraarace tha baardiac of priât I
NO COURT DECISION ON
LAW UNTIL DECEMBER
I ItrrfWw.
Γ6μ_
I of the week. te r.
tt ou·,
federal prohibition
Ma dmtias today u
ι m—Mw ul
of ·Η
dirocto^U^o^pôcted wKhin ■ few
day·. fheqld tit· >ιιρι — Cwit bold
tiM Tir 11— ftet iiicoiiitItatk>n*l mil
lien, of saJleoa of wM*iy u4 w»«
woe Id be nia red u
mediately ι· th··· ι
not voted ont Uqaer Mon the (pan·
tioa of the FMtml act.
Thaw iMfinc far a "wtt" Cferiat
■ai arc «et JafHn all thcli hope·
en a favorable opinio· by the la·
proa· Court In sptta of tiM seme
what complicated paaea treaty dtu
tioo is IM Senate, many opponent·
of peehibtttoa expert peace to be ax
•cceepltiwd fact before the cad if
th· preaeat fecial session of Cea
ptm this month The White H eue
bai anaoanced that immediately op
en the proclama tie· of peace Presi
dent Wilson will declare wmr-thae
prohibit·ο* at aa end.
COUNTRY'S BEST HOPE
IS WITH THE FAKMEKS
President Fermera' Uaûoo Dé
claras TWmy Muat Μ·| Or
der Oat of Ckaoi.
Memphis, Ne*. 1·.—The farmers
of the country most find the Infloaace
that Is seeded to brine order oat ef
the disjointed tiaaee, declared Chart··
& Barret, of the Matienal Farmers'
onion, addreeainc Wrc today the aa
aaal eeaveattea ef that body.
"Capital," ha said, ~is perturbed,
erea seared: labor is irritated almost
te the boOlac point. Bttreen the
pahlle it re
daeed to that conditio* of uncertain
ty ertilck casaea H ta question where
ft <e.*^ae to est Its eoai, ita feed.
arable·· and aaldat the
i mmt-ap haun m·*"1 oc»
racine. ik farmer b Um only man
who lia hli (xt ntlly on the
g round. "
Speaking of kb «ipemaet m i dd
■(•u w Um ncMt ΜΜ M»
irbl mlwm Mr. itntn iiebnd
capital entered the tosfimiee htftaf
fer MMMthing of penaaaent nha te
HmK la the shape ef an n4eritw4·
Ing wkh labor, bât left dhâapalatad.
X*bor a be was disappointed, be de
clared, bat added that agrValtare oh
tla.d.aawathiaj ef yfk*
I la the nitndj ef the other del
» better «adnata uiMug ef the
»tth which the Imm mail
-Tbw» a a feeling la Waahtngton
Mr. Barrett raid, "that a—wlhW
wreat astemheia. tl
»«MMw baa failed, and la
drelca there la a growing aonrltUoa
aofealtare a«t be the later
, r between the warrlaf faetiea·
ι that Am farmer mat staMUae cocdi
Itlona aad make hia graat Influence
'/«It^t tbla thae.
_ KOUd ht CoW .lia
I*. T., Ne*. 1·.—fteraa e*
ef aa aateaaiblle, laetadlag
returning from a aaale» M
.—killed whoa the ear «a*
I rti^t by a train at a grade rr»e4«i*
ea Um eatafcirta ef t&a city awty ta·
W
AayVedy who daee
haa gat ta da Κ aWae.
L%
"bile IkqMMN (a
Ireaaea at Titbw*
te h·»· beca bound for palate
- Florid».
Chief Face caaturU tkt tkartUw
ifUr tkqrkk tM InM im »
ntck *Ufd to b· th« ni|1| of
3*U MiLula, a
i»al ni aid· at a
m the OaraM ρ
'f,,tow*. Tkroa ■«.
►oil«* aW to H«m
I pane*, Baa SpNMlK Aittw WR»
•a·», war· eanraytac the a
he bouac ta tW track M
L mSo
ID :aj: *bca tWr anr the mt
fee· v· wj cauefct later ia «Cater.
κ i* bvLMij by tha paHaa taat
It., a u.iWr arraat and ua4ar aw·!·
jwn foi ai a n*wkg tbat baa baa· aa*
.vi- ,n car iou^if·· ban far 5a
Mveral «can.
P. A. Parkar k oh af tha aaal
lojmlar you ne aaa af Dunn. Ma b·»
i s.dcd bire far ftftaoa jraan aad «m
mo of the Ant af Dm'i rwiwaa
* volontaar far aarriea 6 Mm tola
nr. Ho aarvad μ i
at tba conflict, nlwabia aoh Sat
ummrr to rt»a«a· kj baiicaa· actM
Im. It i* tba Mlvanal nWa· bare
lot
■bat ha la"fraiHteMofTny
fractert of tba law. C-,
Mwwar, bcli**«-a that ha baa
rvidoaca ta caavict ht· la
umus HOC RAISING
TO BEAT BOLL WEEVIL