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„ 4 TO MEET MEMPHIS
mm*. ,
lASOH, Am- A —Labor. tuned up
WM ite afeaaai convention at Wright*
, 'TIRh ttla Mhtk, U as much concerned
■'tw Dip politic*! m it te crvvr wag*
KfMiN at werklag hour*.
ilj And It hn{ sota* right to ba, far it
aalaat a president, and th* prasi-
PM of labor la North Carolina maan*
•a aaah la tha worbing mao aa a goo-
Ittaor dona to a good Dam acral
Moat of tha Urlcks ara turned bp the
Nraaidaat; ha weilds tha iaflaaaca and
data tha apaaktng for tha workers. He
talla governors and senator* and big
bnaiaee* man aad everybody what labor
dbpnaada aad what it aipacta.
s f Mostly, labor fills Job*, bat in tbla
WM Instance labor haa created a job.
Wld Witbia tha ranks It I* looked apoa
qn a big job la t kora's bound te be
ggVMaa about it. Conaoqnantly. budding
•anata far lav. Tam Jlabon. of Bgsa
mri t’C, Caldwell, of Aabeoilla; former
™*tdnot Moody, of Halaigh. aad laat
bm not tenet, the proaent praeident, Mr.
•arrett, are aatarul aad la accord with
the normal proeeaa of aeeata.
/ the State faderatipa will paaa a lot
’’ as roselntlons rat Its ‘annual eonToatiaa
bagiaaia# an the 14th. It will damn the
capitalist, and baapoak the rights as
the working man. Possibly It win coa
dama Mr. Harding and bla admlnlstra
tioa far what It thinks le the biggest
glace as capitalistic bumbag pulled off
la aavaral generations. Rpeaehe* on
♦be graataass of labor will ba mads,
and tha wethers of North Carolina will
nroaaa sableeti of Interest to thamaohrei
generally.
Bat ebtef interest, eapacially in the
ranks of the organisation aad possibly
la aa far aa tha whole State la con
aaraod. will orator on tha aolertioa of
Mm now president It's a good job, aad
Maas re. Barrett. Moody,* Jimlsaa and
OnidweH ara oot tha only one* who
would Ilka ta have It, jig a* many mot*
I haa aaadida ta* far govßaar weald like
ta ka gaearaar.
Odds Paewr Jimiaea.
Jaat now tba adds ara dpcidadly in
•bear as Bee. Tapi Jimlsons Ha stand*
■ gtgnpygariab
North Carolina. Ma ba* daaa a lot to
koap kimaalf bafare them. la tba first
piaoe, ka't a flashy speaker Ha boa
* been a little bit aMaatleaal. Hi* race
for Mayor of Winston Salem pat him
before many marking people aa a hero.
He'* a minuter, aad that will work more
to hi* advantage than to hi* disadvan
tage. he cause he's looked upon as the
“human" typa as proaahsr, a good fel
low and all of that.
He’* much more widely known among .
the union people than I* the "second
choice" among presidential possibilities, 1
H. C. Caldwell, of Asbaellla.
Aad tba next president will be one i
of these twe seen, in the opinion of '
labor chieftain* who have looked ears- |
fatly near the IMId. Albeit, there la Ha- i
hie ta ho considerable fighting mixed up i
with polities on tha' roovaatoia floor.
Barrett Loalag Grooad.
Mr. Barrett’* friend* so doubt will
attempt a come-back far him. The
Charlotte labor editor haa lost a deal
as his prestige of recent month*,' and
ba goes te the convention with the
handicap of laat convention’* textile
note. Between the textile element and
the ether alamenta In ergaatsed labor
thara la unmistakably a great |ulf. Tba
textile element baa tba vote*, bat the
other faetiaa* have tha Influence It {
was pot over far Mr. Barrett last time, ,
bat there I* an organised movement
underway new ta aa that it doaa not
happen Mala.
Tbla may ba tba reasen for the praa-
Ideat’a rather non-committal policy con
cerning another term. Ne one here be
lieves that Mr. Barrett would turn
dowa tba opportunity to continue at’the
bead of th* federation.' He doesn't
wont t® gat lata a fight where ths ex
tent of bin losses lu prestige' Might be
shown up, however.
Mr. Barrett consider* that be bap ,
"“-inad# a groat raoerd far himself and j
for organised labor. Opponent* dls- j
Mree thoroughly, charging him with ,
having meddled up many delicate situs-
V tleas Mr. Barrett gives himself as
f much credit as tba State gives Oovera
“ or Morrison for settling the Concord
textile stalks. Opponent* declare the
textile people lost everything in that j
strike, and they think it la good cam
paign talk against Barrett.
la tha railway shopmen's gtrlhe scare* ,
attention has been paid the federation's
president- It la traa that ba got some |
■hard front pm apace in the newspaper* j
Mr his telegram to Governor Morrison.,
-Xm bo didn't got any results, sad labor
purely raised ita hand when it mw bis j
mama under tha telegram.
Mr. Barrott ba* soma hard work
for tha federetien. and ha may have
Mas mma results. He farmed th* Ca
talan with th# Parnmrs' Union under
ft. W H. Stone, whatever that may ha
wsrik. Mora has boas heard from labor
under bla leadership than aver before,
whatever that may be worth
,* As b* actual accomplishments. It is
a mailer of aeeayUag the claims of B*r
aatt's friends dr those of his anemias.
Neither gfv# co* onset on* that weuld
land ta a half-way point for observing
Oltbor failures or accomplishment*
Opponents be I lev, tbeir strsnffth la
sufficient le bury him if h* offer* at
th* Wrightgvill* uouveatlon. His
friends. It la Mid, dr* feeling about to
tContinued on Tm* Two)
Hr* I ml VI He# e i\Jln IA/\
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ii i \Mm TBi ii
RETURNB FROM
RURAL DISTRICT
CUT REED LEAD
BT. LOUIS. Am- It-As nddl
t Mhdul ■nattered pteetaeU from th*
; r«r»l .4-i«a.a . d.w.AfL
***** «rtmt ta* BvlMir
1 psWirjrvssz
BosialorUl "l-nitnaflen was col ta
MSI. with-MBS of the U4S pro
atecU lw tba State ropoeted. load
had MUSS Mufcmt HIATT fog
Tb* ante ending pa* eta ate wee* la
tba rural dtalrcito whM Lang
| ctainm facmMls to hlsa.
WU MIKE IPPEIL
FiKpHS
GdWdbdro Mg* Os Tb Wllbm
f*r East Canln CkaMber
Cowmtn Mcdtkif
Goldsboro will today toad a dalega
lion of roproaoatotlva baaiaass man to
Wllios ta aaaba a bid far the head quart
•rs of tb* Boatsra Caroliaa Chamber
of Camsaorwa.
Director* of tba local chamber of
comma re* amt at Bo* o'clock yesterday
eft*radon aad each director agreed to
get aa many re press aLa tiv* bastaesi
man to snake tb* trip this morning as
possible. The meeting la to ba bald la
Wilson at noon.
Meter*. George C. Royal I, as Golds
bare, and H M. Cqx. as Mount Oliva,
are tha Wayne county director* of tba
Bos tern Carolina organisation. Ik*
prime ebjoet of which is t* beat th*
boll weevil |n Rap Urn North Carolina.
Thoy will go to Wilton with tbs Golds
boro delegation and strongly «rgt
Goldsboro as tba logical place for hoad
q sartors.
Dr. C. P. St roan I dot. president of the
Goldsboro chamber, will make th* plaa
fbr tbla city. A dhaggtnng compilation
as figures, setting) forth tba advantage*
Goldsboro has to offer, -was prepared
yesterday aad will he submitted to tbo
directors before that body gees lata
executive session today.
It la batioved bore that Goldsboro baa
aa even chance to land tbo headquart
ers office. Kinston. Greenville and
Wilson are contender* qpid each town
Is a*akiag a btvd fight to land it. "ft
means much valuable publicity to tha
town that draws the office*.
SOUTHERN MEN
ARE CALLED TO
WASTrTIfGTGN
WASHINGTON. Aug. a. -CommllteM
representing striking employees on the
Southern Railway system way* invited
today by Henry W. Miller, rice presi
dent in charge of operations, to confer
with the management on a proposition
I to settle th# strike on tha basis of the
Preside nt’a proposal, which th* railway
aaccotleas turned down yqaterday.
■ . —■ -
BTONOMY PI.BDGB CAN'T STOr
STREET PAVING IN KINSTON
- Kinston* n. e„ August i.--Tb#
| municipality has thrown fat into tha
Are of pahlic-spiritedness here by pav
ing additional suburban street* this
: summer. Many blocks are being as
| phaltod la the northeastern pari of th*
city far tht benefit qf o heavy trade
which uses tb* main highway coming
into the section from tbo north, tb*
tobacco interest* and hundreds of
school children. Those will he complet
ed by fall.
Pro pc riy-owners in other parts oflh#
city ara exported to petition for still
more paving ia tbe near future. Not ao
many of tha streets remain unpaved,
and residents along tome of thee* are
i believed to fool that thoy hove boon !
j discriminated against. The municipality
> may ba forced to art within a few
mentht, although the present admin
iatration. pledged to economy, will avoid
oil further expondtlaras If It hi anttl
after th* biennial election ia th*
spring
Kinston haa borom* tba best paved
town in tba south under tb* ****•>meat
plan. By this scheme owners of the
property on a block My approximately :
| two-thirds of the coot and tha city th* ,
remaining third. The city's share I*l
{ th* stumbling block. The municipality
! does want to increase its debt just
now, and it promising a lai reduction !
instead.
TEN MUST DIE,
SAYS RED COURT!
•M^soeoemwmm
PF.TROGRAD. Aug. tha Ks- j
j torted Press) Tha revolutionary tri- ,
bunal has sentenced to death 10 mem
j hors and employe* of the Esthonlaa re
' patrlatlen mission after coaeirtion up
loa charges of espionage Eighteen oth
. era, aacaoed of oystomallc smuggling of
valuables, saccharine and other goods
! int* Russia, ware given prison sentences ;
while 11 wore acquitted. The trials last
ad a Wash. ,
Prom tba moment pane* was signed
with Esthooie, the court declared, th* '
Kethonian repatriation mission became
an orgenibstloa far espionage, and for
smuggling Th* eaurt haa asked tba ,
foreign office to demand of the Esthon
laa govaarmaat through diplomatic
channel* th* prosecution of high offi
cials la the Raval foreign office .and
war minietry who or* declared to hove
engaged ia the plot from tha other aad.
Thirty-lea Kathoaiaa* and Russians
j employed aa couriers and la other ra
i pari ties by th* Eothonlaa legation are
to go to trial in Moscow today, charged
with haying and smuggling church
treasurers. (
HU UGEPTMCE OF
FEME PMPOSRS IS
ranswno
Himmmb PtftftMHft'
Uoa Bilf lait B«| |m AM
ANOTHER STRIKE ON
N. Y. CENTRAL LOOMS
»
CHICAGO. AM- R—Pall aecaptane* at
tb# paaaa proposals submitted by Ptwe
tdoat Hording waa voted toalgbt by
Isadora as tbo striking railway shopman
wbo, however, gas, their owtf iatorpre
tstion of ooah of tbo throe suggestioas
“W* oooopt roioctnatiy, it la tra*. hut
eommit ooraeives «o entry oat the plana
as aattlemoat | a atmeet mood faith aad
t in aid as tbo 90*01*! welfare," said tba
message of SMaptogH which woe seat
to President Harding tonight
"U those proposal, fail to br«M
ahoat tbo results which you deal re. tb*
svspanaHriiity of or failure will not rest
upon representative* of tb* argaalaad
•mployaos." -•'
pRRDicn rraiKK now or f
MAINTENANCK OP WAT URN.
. »«* TORK. Am K-ftA strike of
4MBI madntaaanca of Uk f man on tb*
Nrw York Cwntrm) “within a wn«k” was
predicted bar* toaigbt by W. M. Parfc
or. chairman of tbo system arganiaaUoa.
m tb* result of tba road's refusal to
rreppt President Harding's plan for
Mttlemoat of the thpp crafU strike
GERMANY WANTS
TO BUILD AIRBHIPB
POR USE IN U. S.
■" a ■"
BERLIN. Augart f.—Pacing tba feat
that memaries as tb* 111 and Rama
diMatera still arq freshly ia mind
throughout tb* world, Germany's build
are of th* aow Zeppelin Intended for
commercial as* In tb* United States or*
prepared to exhaust every resource at
tbolr command ia prodigging th* -laat
word" In aircraft. Th* Zeppelin com
pany stands ready jo *btakr lu repu
tation” aa th* pvafect, according to an
America* oflkial wbo haa figured promi
nently ia th* negotiations for th# con
trast nwagtiy signed boro.
Tbi# gßcial printed oat. however,
that tha Undertaking strikes no aw* in
th# heart* as the constructor* sine*
thoy already have built larger skim*
Um that haw gad i j vtr~” ” rr ftfF
b* said, they ara sqaippad to produce
a Zeppelin as 100 AM or seen IMAM
eubte motors, aa cumpanri ndlfc tba ship
as TOAoI which ‘they have agreed te
build for AaNrifokr . j / i , ivi
Tat th* bblldart recognise tbo pos
sibility of afamqat* hifbarie unaon
troll able entering into coaotraction of
this nature, if la Mid, aad will aadoavor
to prodt by cara/ul study of tha fat*
which befall the two gloat airship* pro
duced far h* United Itntoi the pari
two yoara in England aad Italy. Par
ticular attention will ho devoted t# tba
question of tb* manifold stress#* ta
which an airship la subject. This prob
lem involves multitudinous technicali
ties as to design and tha ext rente test
ing of material. In these departments,
it la f*lt in Amoriean circles hero, tha
Germans hav, reached aa outstanding
■tag* of advene*.
Reception of th* ship kaviM hoc*
delegated to th* naeal department of
the United States, Its design will ha
auhmmad to that division of th* gov
emmen for approval. In addition, an
officer of tbe department will bq great
cat at rriodrichbafan aa an Inspector
lhr.tugboat tb* Zeppelin'* construction.
This doty ba* bean assigned to Pirai
Lieutenant Garland Fulton. U. B. N.
who la boro In connection with tba eon
tract. Pint Lieutenant !B. G. Pen
noyar. U. B. N„ alas has bean in Berlin
during th* negotiation,, both of the**
officer, having boon on doty in eea
aeetion with tb* B-tl.
It Is estimated that II months will
be required for construction of tb*
Kx No specific time of delivery bos
n fixed, tbis being dependant open
' a number of contingencies, not th* (coat
of which are the weather condition*
: Tb# Zeppelin probably will bo eom
. pletod by next foil, making It likelf
; that delivery will follow during th* en
suing summer. Lakehurst, N.'L, kns
been selected ns th* place of doPteory.
Tk» cno*ra*t provide* that tbo shin
will ly to tba United States entirety tin
dvr German responsibly and manned
by a German crew. It has not yet been
. decided, at this early stag* of tk*
project, whether ony American person
r>»l pill accompany the Germans on
their trans-Atlaptic Right.
Tha new Zsppeiin Will rtqnlr* a crew
! of about th* same number *s that which
, manned tb* R-M. In this conherlion
[ It ia painted out her* that a largo pari
of th* United Stole* naeal doportmanl'a I
air personnel w*s loot in tb* accident
to the R-M while th* Rom* dlMster
proved' a similar loss to th* army's air
forces. Thus American manning of tb* |
- now ship prill entail training as an ,
almost entirely new crew.
No provision has dyeen mod* In the t
contract for tb* United Bute* to share
! la th* monetary loss, should an aaal
deat ocaar ta the ship before delivery '
Since ho Zeppelin take* tk* plao* *(
, costs da* th* United States in cons*
<1 <**n,re of aerial looses in tb* war, it
It noted, th* Asad amount remains due
until"such time as th* ship 1s actually
turned over to th* American goeern
am at.
Ta help working teamen get their
rights under tbr Workmen's Compen
sation Art a compensation service de
partment has heel. ceUbliekmoat by the
Wemoo-s Trad* Uasow Uaguo of New,
Ytrl.
I
GOUMBQRO, MOOT CfiBOUHI, .QTH'f
National Guai
Mfcdnu
BA LEIGH, N. C., Aof Z-«alloviM
tb* attuatkao aa Iqaadß reqatao* kboip
ignaaao* Uoveraov MwOit today with
drew tb*T trwopa wkUbAai* been an
duty at Rocky Hsaatli Abetdaon (ar
•bout two weeks 1q jßßrilqa wUh tba
strife* qf pgyway sfedUa. Tk* Hda
rn'nted k tr* l-14
msnußiiw
Furtltor Gmniibl AcUmi
H«M Ir o>d4mi for
WASHINGTON. fewLkrtbar gov
ernmeat actioa ia tbo JfWlroad strike
wm bald la sbegaaM to*;, tbaagh rail.
axacotivM who i|Kkif president
Harding's aaggaatiaaMar srttlamant
j.sterday w#r* aafirsNMd to bava ,p
ytteod administration aJsnrios that tb*
If protoation in wutus' aa
qulred by shopman wfeaAav* eaatlauod
te work, la agite of tholatr.k. could b*
guaranteed, any bnals of aotUomont tkn
President might find lair waaid be
favorably considered ftp tbo aMSaago
aaoat. It TaAUOv. asgotia
tinaa dariM tb* day, iArof added, bod
brought a* immediate #agtbl* result.
Th. Proot dent was «qM te ho awaiting
tk* text of tb* raply d%irh anion load
#«* at Chicago woo* dMfling to bla
settlement proposals *
weitmer Gnpuioe
KBNpnr
Wocftly Review Bo||i Crap Mode
Fry or* Me PngiMa ia
Nertil C«£*m
WASHINGTON. Aag. K-Weathto
conditions generally fairi * Muteri dur
ing tbe weak ending yoßeiWflfqHi da
pariiaant as agytcuitetq MuJKid ia H»
'fiy r;.r nsi u,mu
tie*, end ike more waateya port as tbo
bolt. bowoYM. SapoifiMfd excessive
msieture Moderate rain fail prevail
<•* from the Mioaiaaippi valley aootward.
.hqt little or a* rat* frit to th* wa*t
w*H, while aaaabioa wad ganaroDy an*
pin except ia Noriksaatora anctloas.
Temperatures war* abava normal la til*
Contra! aad Eastern parts as th* bait
aad aaaaaally high ia th* North waatora
dlvi.tea,
rrh# crap," th* favtew Mid, "made
fave»b!e progress ia North Caroliaa.
awcap* whom It was too wot in <parta
of th# coastal plain, while tb* waatbar
waa ganaratiy faxorahle la Baulk C4r
ollaa.”
F . H
CBACTAN MAIDEN BEAUTY
REPLACES FLAPPER TYPE.
ST. LOUIS. July U.—A Grecian asaid
with riaaaically bound hair, long
draping aad flowing robes and sandal
like footwear- sack will ba th* stylish
rlri wbo will replace the present “flap
par," ia tba opinion of some of tbo del
egate* who am attending tba tit roe-day
convention of th* National Hair Dress
or*' aaaociatioa, which opened bar* to
day.
Tb# hair drew naturally would bora
te fit the flowing si**vac of tb* straight
lio* frocks, declared asm of tbo dole
gote*. aad la accordance with that edict
bobbed hair eventually will have t*
BE
Tk* coiffar* nsbat fit fashion aad
place; said another expert. Mid IPs ohaot
Data that woman learn net te wear tit*
Mm* sort nil tba time A eoiffnr* bo
eomtag for afternoon wear I* not al
ways fitted for ovaaing appearance, or
sem# other oceasion
Th* ratara as tbs wig, i bough not so
conspicuous os It wm e*atari*, ago. is
scan by other hair dre sears aa probable
whan th* early “hob” finds her day*
counted Women who pay aa mark at
tention to their coiffure aa they da to
dross will bo looked upon as fashionable
In.th* future, was th* turaria* as an
other fair delegate.
Talk* on tk* art of hair dressing will
be Illustrated by practical demonstra
tion. Mayor Kiel presented to tb* aa
sembly, at tb* conclusion of bia address
of welcome, a key made from tb* hair
of aa auburn-haired American beauty.
Th# election Wednesday will clao*
th* cooeentiaa.
SIX SKELETONS POUND
•Y NOEPDLK WORKMEN.
NORFOLK, V*.. Aqg I-Bla bums,
aekletons wore uncovered by workman
J excavating * ditch for pipas at th*
| Naval Stattoo today. All tbo bodies,
which appeared to have boon buried for
perhaps a century, were la a heap and
soeeral of tha skeletons were not cam
piste.
Tk* spot In which th* shalotena wore
found Is near th* site of th* artificial
lako of th* Jamestown Kxpoaltlon, where
a number of other bodies were found
when tk* lake Was being constructed. 1
Tb* discovery has gives rise te humor
oas theories as te wkat tk* ptoaanr*
as tb* oholatan* may indicate '
On* of tbo skulls was «* shaped a* to
I convince doctors that it *as that of on
Indian, white on# of the others I*
I thought to ho th* skeleton of a woman.
1 Ihte added farther mastery te tb* lad.
*
rd Troops
vn by Morrison
wmssm* * ■
".’TTs.rr • ******"
.I Govern** Morriaoa said kl M —-
eoivod imrutM «Mek M him to to*
1 llev. ttot tears would to sc tartkoc die
h, m H dl—rdar kmki out ggpwbn— to
to# HtoW* to mM, "! (toll ant healtat*
to wood to* imyi to M| mton poecs
i aad order.**
:
* OVI HIMIUI ATTENTION,
tow— nt to# UhimO and
ttowto at credits ia subecrip- 1
lions ttot we— ca#t la to# Maar#'
MuaHtoly CMub Wednesday
night, It »m impossible to gat teem
all tk#cto4 up la time fa* to* mg
, alar count to appear la today'*
paper. -
Tk« eMM will to ato t*4*r
however, aa4 will apaar Friday a#
' aaaai, ta«la4tag alt #r*4tu eaat ap
aatil « o'clock tonight.
mtSSIFIEf
- Min win
•■-agMHMaw '
; Htolb Coniactor Into Curl far
Briajriag Traia om CnUr
Btr*p( Oiil pt Htoirg
t Overshadowing all atkar aiaaieipal
. 4###|opm#nu yesterday vaa Hiasoucr't
i me** to kriag to# Southern Railway la
ta tto ejasy of g*a4, law abldt-Tfolk
Tk#ro I# a tllr ordinance wfclck pro
klkit# #ltk#r tk# Southern *r til# Allan
tic Caa#t Line fr*« bringing shifting
•agin— aa tto Caatra st—et traak#
■leapt between tk# kaar# as #ia an 4
' #i*ht o’colck la tk# aiaraiag an 4 katwaaa
fan r aad eigkt o'clock la to* aaaalag*.
*• Tuesday toll law ,wa» violated kp a
shifting traia la rkarg# as Caa4a*tor
Wilap Titian between t and liW aa
engine wtto a itriag as ku #arn eoa
•igaad to wkaie—lar# moved aa tk* Co*,
to* »treel Into*, aa ii aaaai, and lts
toaar top# read It *
Condlptor Tilton wa# cited to appear
iMfc*%• **>" tomorrow morning,
UkVgiMi kaelag to** —rvad; aa klai
*o#ta*4*r afternoon
Ttoia la nothing **w .beat tto
%•»•» *k# Coast |4m operating
atofWag engine* alaag to* toßta* atroat
URGES GREATER
APPRECIATION OF
LATIN-AMERICA
•■RUN. Aagv-t g.atk Amort—at
*•■ “pait atesteH la to* *H as poll
■•to" daola-d Professor WlHtem R.
t tkepkerd, as Calaglkia University. Haw
Tark, la a recent lactara at tto Ual
earaitp as Berlin Dr Bhsytord arg*4
graatai appreciation as to* importan—
of Latin American natleai la tto aaaa
■ala as w*rM pew era, di—a—lag tto
subject “Tk# Rapakllc* es Spaatak *a4
Port ague a« America aad Tkeir tatar
aatlaaal Relation*''
Tto lector* wa# tto I rat formal treat
as lu kla4 sin— IBM. ft waa att*a4*4
kp a dieting*liked eompnnp as aaaw
440 p* roans. Including tk* Amarienn
aad Japan**# cmbaundori, rep—at-
I atlrai of tke South Amoricq* diploma
tic a*4 eeeialar offlcoe; memkara as
tto gararaa— nt. aad a numtor as aatod
prwfaaaora as tk* aal—raltp. Tto lat
' ter caaiprised aa lei peel ag Hat as fa
aaaai idacaton wk* tor# appeared la
America* uilrerilty lactara raemc, lack
i aa Prafc—or* Prledlaadcr, Beni. Penck,
j Rraadt, Vagal, gpraagar. Sterafald,
I Brinkman n, Bering, Heg me an, aad
Koo honor.
Praf. Shepherd wni girao g hearty
! receptie* when iatraduaad by Dr. Wal
ler Nernit, Re cert Magnlteoa as tto
aairaralty. Dr. Ikaptord reaghly eat
lload tto kiitariaal Sev.hepasont as to*
Latin-Amor lean nation* from to* nine*
es tk* Ittk century when tker* .listed
“to* greatest colonial empire ever
(truck elf by tk* hand as maa, tto Em
ipi re as Spain." Panada ■ a pea decadal.
he caid, tk* countries to tto south as
i tk* United State* tor* baaa nagtaatad
by Eurspoa* immigrntien aad Rnrepeaa
j capital tw* facta— wklck to dec mad
fundamentally ritnl to tk* prog— *f
Now World land*.
That* two element* ha** hatta re
quired by tke United Statai t* bring
It t* lie present Sauriikiag caadltlaa.
Dr. Shepherd —id, adding that when
; they had been obtained by tk* natiaai
to the (oath tko fata— of tbaa* landa
would bo aaaa—d.
I The (peaber urged greater eaoeidara- 1
I Uaa fer tke itota* of tko Let la-Amo r- 1
Iran (titaa In world politic*. He *s
pre—ed tto belief tkat “tke quant!ta
il** method es determining actual
Ii Ju*t ae unfair when applied t# **•
lien* ai la indindnali."
i Prwfc—or Shepherd delivered a eaa
aad lactara tk* earn* dap before tke
English Seminar, (peaking an tto ###-
nectlon es Serep* with modern rirtlioa
tlon Daring a week 1 * eielt la Serin!
h# wni tke gaeet es henee at a nnmtor
es nOelst function#
I WHAT rjBNNA DStINRS TO
<5 QUENCH ITS THIRST
VIENNA. July Sl.~Tbt* elty roosarn
rd la the pad yaar lUjMMM liter# es
beer, 4UI7JM liter# as wine aadtetW.-
, 1 ISO es spirits, Bearding to Igirw )a«t
publiahed Taking the population . at
, nearly MM.MQ thi# wan a percapit#
consumption es U lit*— as hear, it es
wito aad four as aplrita, a to—l as St
, Dtars, or a lull# aear M quart*.
mm
i SENDS TROOPS IITO
com mi mm
varnmwmwmmmm
TRk«R Flcbl Stop to KVmtMr CmU
Cml ftr PhM* liwtiUUMto
IgMtial Isfgatrica
! ALSO MAKES APPEAL
POE VOLUNTEER MINERS
INDIANAF9UR. Aag. *-G—-or
MaCrhf today tank to* drat Mop in
pramiadd .Forts t* gravid* aaal far
Indiana* public iniUtotlajg sad *••
aentlal indaitriii by —adiag cava*
hundred aad «f|y Natiaaal guard****
Into tk* real Saida la to* Sautkwwniara
pari if tk* Sint*. ■
Tto Qavaraar p—pa—d far gaaaikl*
interfa—a— by Issuing a praalamatiaa
as martial law la to* district ia wklak
It Ii proposed to mini aaal under ara
teeUaa as tk* t—epa. Tto praclamatiM
as Oavaruar McCray decin—d a data
as martial law to acid in cento town#
in Clap county.
Oavantnr McCray isenad a datemant
add reeded ta to* mine- *f Indiana
tolling far rain a tear worker# to e panto
tk* mine# wiled by tto Stab*. He
appealed t* tto mine- to -tar* to
wark la to* Stole operated minai under
tto eld wage aaal*. It I# unde—toed,
however, that eufteieat man to operate
tk* mince will to. available, in the evaat
uaioa mi*ar* will ant rata— to waria
DR. KERR NEW
FOOD I NSPECTOR
Or. A M. tarr, as Clinton, kna ae
reptod the paeition as milk and food
Inspector fer tka ally as Oeldabera and
yeitorday itartod t* work.
Or. Karr bring* to Ike Jab ha— am#
caaafkl aiparieae# ai f**d laipnctar ta
tto Unltod Statai army and m taagaet
nr In tto baaltk depart meat ad Norfolk
R* ala* bring* to hi* work n familiarity
with local condition, and « |fM|i
of tto kom* folk*.
Standards of gnrlty, omplayod by tto
•tot* Health aad In vngil*
meet North Carolina cltloi wfll
milk will to laafcpuratad at aim* and
fallowed by w*nMr\aigmti<n trig* to
Ttoafti— ad *«|* i
Mom as tk* law bavi been ragortid,
same ad tfcnm having ra**Mnd fa* -Hem
ren—qaen— ■ do rooiumor*. and it It
!»• bog*'W m* dMNtrtg—at that sank
Imgarltii# *i any kav* ill Med ke-t*
far* Taay be avoided lu tto totura.
Au effort will kq mod*, gradually,
*# bring Ito efficiency gf*dfijg* to
ns kink aa aiy town In tk* State and
tk* effnri to da tbl. will to mads with
tot aag arbitrary practice#, Dr. Karr
tald tk* N#w*,|aat night.
FIGHTING AND RMLB RHAMN«
DIWARABUI IN CHINA
NRW YORK, Aag. «.-Wara and gal
lUaa around Faking do not interfara
with tk* aal* of tto errigtara*.
The Americas ' Rlkl* Society has na
nonbtod that It roraatly ehiggod from
ita beaduarter* la, Skaagkal itljm
Blklae to the eab-agaaey la Poking.
Tkie woe tto large»t tingle (klgmoat
o—r sent oat In tto kistory of Ito
Society's work in Chinn.
A year ag* a —card-breaking roe
tig* moat *f ftgg garbages was —nt bta
mall, through tto efftcient Cbluom poof
ofS—u, to S—ehoea. Although purr—f
tkii order fall tuto tto toads ad rek
ke— along tk* Yangtie Rl—r, tki hooka
wa— altiawtolp all datlvarad.
■ wnm t i i,i ■■■o.m.nm
Marconi, tto inventor of wire!*##. *t
tributoi muob of hit maaoaa ia lit# to
tk* early training —lead free# bis
mother, a gray *yad, keen Irish warns*.
Miny American
Article* on Open Air
Market “Over There”
•u
RIGA, Aug. I.- The .oca I lad
“thieve* ms rets" es Kaerp* a— taday
crowded with the product of American
factories. When the American army
want boa—, aaormaus stock# as equip
ment of varies# hinds wo— disposed of
I* Frau— sod Gormony, by rat* end
otherwise, and much of this surplos has
found ita way t* the many eg** ait
gathering# es Ike rontinmt who— man
aad women bargain for a miscellaneous
ma#i of article# under ike tacit nador
• landing that one must not isqsl
1 whence tk* things com*.
I fa the market of Riga, covering *a
■ ran as twe blocks, tk«— a— offered
for sale dally larg* quantities of Unit-1
td Hut*# army per* phene lit, particular
ly clothing, and sanitary articles bear
ing the names of diffaroat American re
lief organisation# American gkana
g—phe giee dally ron eerie ad American
*l—. which Invariably attract the
crowd* from the music as (omgetito—
with their German machtaoa ptaylaf
Rawinn tunes. Aa—ri—a —wing ma
chine#. to*, ar* aa —la la same #toll*.
aad la other# the— a— Ame rice n mad*
knives add forks riolng with Gorman.
Polish and Rossian man■ fnetured goods
of tke some kind Ala* Ike— a— theu
—nds as old aad wyru eolla—, still
carrying tka mark Vhlik give* ttot*
birthplace as T—g, Now York.
Tk* par*baser takes hi* pick at hit
own, price, provided he eaa monk aa
under# ta adiag with tto polyglot atora
k—per. who will bargain with him la
aap on# or tk* foot or flee language#
now cur—at ia tk* at—ets of Riga.
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PRICE nvi CHMTR
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AHhMQfk H« HM Btn ig Pail
l«K (talk, Hip Bml Cane
A» R Gwl BKgck
■ 1 " . ;
story of his early
STRUGGLE AND SUCCESS '
1 **' * ' Alnnan
, dar Graham Bell, la—ator of tk* tole
pkaa*. died at I o'clock tki# morning
oMlelna Bbr-gh, bU estate, near Bnd-
Although b* had beau la failing
health fw tevyral month#, k. had pat
beau confined ta hod and the end wa#
maagaatad. Lata yesterday afumaoa.
however, hi*, condition became svrioas '
aad Dr. Rorr, of Washington, a canals
£Mw. toll, a boa- guard aad a Byd
v physician, attended him,
With Mr. toll hko* ho died wo— Mrs.
aagsfcsfeg
Funarai plans had not too* ggdiytdtod
this morning, but It 4%* understood
that hurl#l would k* in Washington. *" #
P—aidant Vtoyar, of the Aasqyl—a
Telephone sad TWograph Compngy, an
hearing as Mr. toll’s d—tk ottodM all
thn subsidiary corpora lion# of tto toll
system throughout Ik# United Ruin* to
half most rings on thsir building#.
tags. Espertatento WRk to^M|
Aloiandsr Gruhgm Matt
esperimenu which be b*(#lEnH
ear lass than fifty IKfejßK
result in • mean# of c»mra«MMMW *
milling of long distone. '
vcrsstions daily in ail parte # : ito'
world The pos.lblUty as teifim teS
a wire, ridiculed ttoa a*
•Imoal everybody except B, IK toMMton ‘
during hi# lifetime ■ —elityf MnBK
place and marvellous. ;||
The Bell basic patent, kaowg |R fH
rr< eeda at Washington as N#' mEH
hs, hern called the most valajigS.
•< —t- nt in the
lory <*f invention. The— a— lAftfli ' 4
thirteen million telephone
through which billion# of UtepkflKS
vtrsations an. carriml on mk'.fHf
Mean# of communication had ÜBm
hobby In th t Bell family ten
M'" *avc n to# n f tb, telephone —■
while hi* .on
fa her of (he inventor of the tdtoS
perfected a system of visible sg^M?
With thi# heritage, the on*,
ENnhurgh, hcotland. 1* l«T,
similar , .periouni. while dtilPw ■<
H< roost rucl,.«l an Srilrictn) pkjMWc
suits perrha and Indisn rubber.
tefitil ri hfannanse u A s y 2
''«i« p run on nr w »(?Vf WVffl IR WH/',
tunc, wh«„ blown ,„iu by # hand 1 II jj 1
At the ««• «f sixteen he beeama, V
h. father, a teacher of elocation, M
an instructor of deaf muto#
Bell —ached a crisis in hi* Rib fl -
the age of U, When ko was tkanStml :
W 1 lb tube rcuioet* The white pfcwfl
earned the death of his two briUji
and the Hell family migratod to toaaffl
ford, ('anada.
A mooting at tkat tin#* with Itiß
i'hmrimo Whactitfin# ik. Kngtldk
to- of the telegraph, d-d the 8^
elocutionist with ambition to tnvqNtte
must—l, or multiple, telegraph, whisk
eventually -turned out to b* a teiqteM**.
His father wbit* giving g lector* tg
Boston, proudly mentioned tko —n’a *M
ees# In toaobing Undo* doaf maton,
This led the Boston Roord of Ydnesltan
to Offer Ihs young Bell «M« to I JZ
dura his .ystom ta tto aosrly oponad
school for doaf mates, to >** tom*."
U year# aid. aad la stonily bo— me tke
edu-ttoool aeoeati- of tto 4a«. tt*
wss appointed a profasaor in toata*
' "Ivor#Up, and opened hi* ‘--| lr t|j rate
ressful 'School Os Voaol Physiology.*
Giro* Op Traaktete , ’ ,
Bui teaching luterfurod with his
inventing, aad he soon gov* up all but
two pupil*. On* *f tto— wu itsM
Hubbard. Os . wealthy family, flk* kadi
I—t tor bearing and speed ia a* st
uck of scarlet fava, white a l>4g n
was she wke later be—mp toll’s Wife
Ren .pant too following to—o rag
in night work i, . -n, r
Mas* His money aeeda wars mot by
Gsrdlner 0. Hubbard, hi* ftttnra Ipth.e
iq low. and Thomas Bond*—, tto owkgr
as tk* cellar. As he worked k* kaggk
te —a tk. poesibiruy of convoying
speech over an eloetri—lly ehargni tgS
-the telephone N, naod n dead moot
ear for a'laanamitter.
"If I rah make a deaf mat* talk." Holt
had declared, -I ce. m.be Iran talk.-
1 HI. first success -a- WklU Wing •
•hi* instruments lb b»* to* quart*- I*
Boeton Theme. A. Wat—. torfTaa- 1
elstaat, had .track * 4t*Ml son no at
"•“t •> •#■- Jw. ~T«2T
trlflad te hear to* *o«kd ia toaikar
room For f* H y w-R, tka latera»#te_
straggled, a. it wort, fa,
Then on Merck I#, IfW. F-mT
ram. almost insaa. with Joy who* to
hoard o—r tk. wira Kl'. vow. -y
--lag:
yT. Wategp, *om* to—, I want yan.”
0* hi* BMk hfirtoday, toll —(rod
hi* patent. It was a« tk. Ceategnlal Ba
y-INra told at Pklladalyhia. two
months later, who— men as *etense toe
over wk* bed come te etamlns
and study to* nums—us ta—ntioto *a
’ klklted, —w Fros. Bell glv* a practi—l
demonstration as the irsasmi— l as
i to# brass voice by rlcctriaity.
Receive# Hie Patent.
As fer Bell himself, to bad not pink
i Bed to attend thv Cenlenaial nt a(l.
i He was poor sad be had re erg inland
) (Ceatiaued on Png* Two)
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