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,v?i' THE MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON, N. C., TUESDAY; JANUARY 11, 1921: SEVEN 0 BRINSON G0T1N wmmm''Bm'ttani92o? J-..,V. RECORDS FOR TINKHAM mtr . .. ri .1 - x. Knockout Thai vvas ocorea i ?'- WASHINGT-ON,;? Jan.- -8 Mate's Third .UlSlxivi' ,.uis;ot-.v , man Last Week - -i , . Another sad tale. .:. corked" tighter at f th e sotlrce",' dry - law enforc nfotcers -tM.; Ill llf - ::mp ! v . 1 . , : I ! WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 In-order to, i. up on me n.niu .id vi v.t.u,ut. -1 rinston-Salem. -which were fr0eS. fVi census committe a .ftv lied ueiu -4- . , . LorPsentatJ ve Tinkham, setting T! out hat thoy had oeen jajicu mo ngm register, Representative Stedman '"red the chairman of the Democratic .unv cominilice o.nu "ui wn v lu furnish auincnucaiea latis pertaining to the matter that the. whole truth might be laid before the committee. Representative Brinson said ... that whatever might be the proof presented, it would be' given to the committee,-as it is only riffht that the trth should be known. it ' prooauie, na said, "that there were iefc.i kuu jubl ichsuhs Why the neirroes could not be ''regis- iprctl." . ' At the meeting of the census com mitter llepresentative tinkham filed a newspaper clipping in which the Dem ocratic governor-elect of Georgia, Mr. Harclwick. is represented as declaring that he favors the enfranchisement of ii the white women of Georgia; but that the negro wviucu .uuma ue uia franchised according to the same rules as disfranchise, the negro men. . In order to show that the , Republi cans of North Carolina were seeking to place themselves in the same attitude and to destroy the force of Tinkham's complaint, Mr. Brinson placed in the record a part of the brief Dr. J. I. Campbell filed in his contest for the seat In congress now held, by Robert L Doughton. That portion of the Campbell state ment which went into the record is as follows:- . "That the state convention of . the Republican party in the said state of North Carolina, and its several congres sional conventions, as well as its va rious county and minor conventions, tvin express and declared policy of the said party in North; Carolina,-"In rela tion to colored voters in said .state, was that notwithstanding colored voters are. under the constitution and Jaws of said state, when possessing tne consti tutional and statutory qualifications, to wit- (Here follows the provision gov erning qualification of electors) legally -qualified to vote, to discouraged-voting hy said colored voters, or any partlcl 1 nancy by them in political matters be- rause of the friction existing between the two races, it- being the steadfast and uniform policy of the Republican rarty so to counsel the colored voters not to take any active part whatever in politics, in the Interest of the.peace and tranquility of the state." j While Tinkham contended with much feellne that the governor-elect of Geor cia favored the elimination of the ne- rro from politics, the brief of Dr. Camp bell, a Republican candidate for con- eress. showed that this Republican eon testant for a seat in congress held to 'similar views, and that the Republican party in North Carolina, in its several conventions, took the same ground." .:v::' ."Dry'0aws chiefs, gaplhg v.over ihe' deluge of liquor coming bat of storage ;rtn 1 1926, predict a 'xi real kdrouth,,; in .1821. Nearly;-?0. 000,000 grallons of , liquor same but: of: storage last yearmore" ?han ; a : quart; bottle- or every 'man. woman . and . 'Chlld iih the United States-,-vv r - ' But that won't happen in;' the ear of Ourfl-ord ISiTl, sajth' John Kramer, chret; rum raider not if he can prevent, saith he. "We may be wrong, we may be wrong," retort the. , resourceful . "wets.'.' . They point to continued heavy production., and slight re duction in" number of " permits - to withdraw whiskey from bond. ' The boss rum raider, -aside from his prophesy Of at diminishing flood , of liquor in the glad new year, sits .11 -. ja . 1 1, t .AT.-.4...1. y tiieni. aiiu Bajra uuiuiiit. icw seen- jrs for permits storm him; -wjith ap . peals for the coveted privilege.. His ;leaf and dumb pantonine Is a puz- tle toUhe ."wets'-and a Veritable " .cream to zealous 'l&rymJ '" "Hqw""w111-they do : .It?" they, ask, lit view of the permissive clauses of the Volstead law. True'enbUgh, Kramer has smotheredjsome of these permissive provisions and strangled some of his own ' interpre tations, to check the outflow of Intoxicants. But cah he get away - with it indefinitely? . is the frequent query. - ' : " v ' - 1 1 l II . IK i -"Til 1 ; I - ' .1 - '::-: . . ' ... ' .--r' - ! I I II l ' , I . ... . i A PORT COLUMN News and Gossip of the Wa-, ;" ter : front Movements 1 of' Craft, Reported Locally And . By Telegraph. ARRIVED American steamer Crawl Keys from Tampa, Fla., with cargo of phosphate rocK lor the Virginia.-Carolina CherA- ical company to be dischartred at the Seaboard terminals. CLEARED '' ' . .American stealer Syros, In ballast, for Savannah, Ga. VESSELS IN PORT Steamers 1 Syros (American, 9,600 tons. United States Shipping Board. Hybert (American); 9,600 tons, Uni ted States Shipping Board." 'v Pagernis (Italian), Alexander .Sprunt & Sonsr " .Crawl Keys (American), Alexander Matowac (disabled). V FOR STATE AUDIT SYSTEM (Special to The Star) DUNN. Jan. 10. A movement is be Ing started here to petition the present session of the legislature to abolish all county treasurer's and auditor's of rices and create a state auditing bureau This, the petitioners believe, will -not only save a large sum of money now going for useless salaries, but will also assure more efficient business methods in handling public fundB. Schooner' (American), Heide "& Co. t LrUJM Al"IWI-kE EDUCATIONAL MEETING IN WILMINGTON JAN. 24 Rev. H. M. North Announces Methodist Movement Dates (Special to The -Stari, V. RALEIGH. Jan. 10- Rev. H. M. North, of Raleigh, educational-secretary for the North Carolina conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, south, has announced ' the ' date and place of meetings to be held in each of the districts of the conference, where the ministers, leading educators .and representative laymen will .discuss plans for inaugurating the Christian education movement in all the Method 1st churches of various districts. VV The schedule of meetings, 'as " an flounced by Dr. North, is. At Durham, January 11; Raleigh, 12th; Weldon, 13th; Washington; 14th; Rocky Mount, lfth; Elizabeth City, 18th;' Kinstdn, 20th; Warsaw. 21st: Wilmington, 24th; Uimberton, 25th; Hamlet, 26th; Fay etteville, 27th, and Sanford, January zsth. North Carolina Methodists are espe daily interested in this movement be cause the southern Methodist church maintains 11 great schools and colleges In the state which are recognized as among the best of their -kind to -be found anywhere. Upon the success of the Christian education movement, de Pnds largely their future growth and influence, as the church contemplates an expenditure of nearly--$2,000,000 t'non the enlargement, .equipment and endowment of these schools., . The Methodist schools located In North Carolina are: Trinity college and Trinity Park school, at Durham; Greensboro College for Women; Jef ferson college; Davenport-college, at Lenoir; Louisburg college; Weddington Industrial institute, at Louislurg; Car olina college at Maxton, Rutherford college";' "Weaver college 'at Weaver ville; and Brevard Institute. .- JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 10. Arrived: O. T. Waring, Baton Rouge; Van, Mi ami. Sailed,: , Princeton, Tampico; Mer rimack, Philadelphia via Savannah. - SAVANNAH, Jan; 10. Arrived.: Cal listo, Hamburg; POsian, Baltimore, and sailed ' for Jacksonville.. Sailed: , City of Columbus, Boston; J Gaff ey,: Port Arthur. TAMPA, Jan-. 10. Arrived; : Hilton, New York; . Lake Freeland, Mobile; schooner 'Jubilee, Grand Cayman.. CHARLESTON, Jan. 10. Arrived: Apache, New York and proceeded to Jacksonville; Lake Elsmece,. Jackson ville, and -proceeded to Boston. Sailed: Oranian, Liverpool, for Brunswick. NEWPORT NEWS, Jan. 10. Arrived Republic, New York J Blossom Heath. Lisbon; Flyndeborg, New .York; port Victor, Wellington; Rimutaka,. London; Washington Maru, Philadelphia. Sail ed:". Asten, a port in Italy; Morristown; New - York; 'Aden - Maru, ."Rotterdam; Polaris, unknown.' NORFOLK, Jan. 10. Arrived: Lake Maurepas, unknown; Westcatance, un known: Cristobal. - unknown: Felix Taussig, unknown,; Rimutaka, Newport News. - :. ',. . . , For over half a century DR. TUTTS UVER PILLS have been aolcT Tor the Liver. ' Read the following from a woman of forty-eight: MI have used DR. TUTTS PILLS for Bowel regula tion many years. -1 am now con vinced that they are also the best known regulator for other retard ed female functions. I have told many of my friends and now none Hinnlil ha wIHiah A I days before tmdjon are all right.' Ml SHOWER FOR MISS JOXES FOR SKIN Zemo. the Clean, Antiseptic - Liquid, Just What You v Need. IsNot Greasy To bHEALTHY you and the kiddies must To sleep well you must be comfortable; To be comfortable, you must sleep on a .' mattress that is soft thick built, evenly. and of the finest cotton felt - you could only visit our factory! We'd like to have , you see the clean, snowy-white cotton felt as it is built-up and placed in the hih-grade ticking. Then you'd understand why the -famous KINGSDO WN . MATTRESS stays comfortable. " Before you" buy a Mattress," see the KINGSDO WN. That's the best way of insuring healthy, strength giving sleep. We are the makers of the MAJESTIC SPRINGS and the complete line of MEBANE BEDDING. - . . ' '. ---" ' ' - MEBANE BEDDING COMPANY MEBANE, 1$. C. CMebmieB purse VINELAND CONGREGATION HEARS DR. JOHN M. WELLS New Presbyterian Church at Whiteville Dedicated Sunday WHITEVILLE, Jan. 10. A big event rr this town took place yesterday, wnen the new . Vineland Presbyterian cnurehj was dedicated. The occasion ,n'w to 'the church a large crowd, and j"c wnoie community was interested In formal opening of the - .new brick pnurch, which is considered quite an i addition to the town; ' p; u J- M- "Wells, -pastor of' the. First ' resbyterian church of Wilmington, ,-uC d the sermon and offered the rticatory prayer. Dr. - Wells -was 'at "'s best and delivered a sermon which ""ought forth many expressions of com t "nation. He congratulated the pas- ' Rev- Andrew J. Howell, and the rtiegation tPon the great success vn'ch has attended the development progress of the new church. The m repration was organized with a mail membership last March,- but the umber has about quadrupled since u-nJV -Ir' HoweH took charge of the U"rk first of April;" -:'---:-f- ur. Wells preached also at the'even ' 5 8ervice, and to a congregation that. as as large as the one in the morning. Juux?.ressd himself as highly pleased With his visit. . ".vV.r',,. ii; were numerous out-of-town '"tors at the dedication, among whom l ,, llTB- J' B- Witherspoon and Miss 'ucy Holmes Carson, of Charlotte,, who J-1 the handsome pulpit furniture and HreP?,Ws fr the church. . Mrs. W. H. ,hl se".v J s"WIlmIngton, also' attended Pair Bluff Fidelia C1m I Hon tens To - Bride-Elect . (SpeeUl to The Star) FAR BLUFF, Jan, 10. At the home of Mrs. J. F. Rojrers January 7 from 5 to 6 p. m., the Fldelis class of the Fair Bluff Baptist church gave a miscel laneous shower in compliment to Miss Tnabelle Jones, a bride-elect. Quite a number of, happy wishes were recorded as the euests registerea. Music, vpcal and Instrumental. ' was contributed by Misses Walker, Town send and Davenport, of Fair Bluff, and Miss Ida Brooks of Jonesboro. ' After the music guests Rested their artistic skill by drawing a picture of a bride.;"-The lucky-ton testant, Miss Wil kerson. presented the prize, a lovely cut gl&BB piece, to the bride-elect. Later came little Miss Sadie Rogers drawing a decorated wagon loaaed witn girts for. Miss Jones, attesting her popular Refreshments were served, dainty favors being given as souvenirs and the guests expressed themselves as having thoroughly :. enjoyed the happy occasion. ' - SHAVES ARE CHEAPER, KINSTON, Jan. 10. The price of shaves dropped to-20 cents ' in local barber shops today. The reduction was fronv a quarter. Several weeks ago barbers along Queen street engaged in a brief price-cutting war during which charges for service dropped almost Ho pre-war' levels. With the " return of peace prices promptly s went back up. The cut announced today is expected to be permanent. .;. , Don't worry about eczema or other 6khi troubles; You can have a clearr healthy akin by using Zemo, ob tained at any drug store for 35cor extra large bottle at $1.00. Zemo generally removes pimples, blackheads, blotches, eczema and ring worm and makes the skin clear and healthy. Zemo is a dean, penetrating, antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor greasy and stains nothing. It is easily applied and costs a mere trifle for each application. It is always dependable. TheE. Wo oseCo, Cleveland, q, - .-. . ...... - '"o-'t'' 1' ''-l - -. ' ' v..V-,; , i .1 ... -- - . ' - ' I - -: - ' : - I.'.i -'.. . t -'. 1 ! . I 4 . mmr. - - - c .... i 1 - ' - 1 -r-r--r--7' - . ... - 'v--.zr.-'.Y mmm. TORTURES - i . 1 ' ' ' 'm fan".! .I 1 1 1 ""' '" " " ff- 'mrf'HH . . .. ".:... ' fc. 4 , M5rV ii. - I,..- r . w, t "- , , TAKES PAIN OUT OF RHEUMATISM Keep. H ' ' ' ' r, Sloan's handy for backache , strains and sprains, too - s1 LOAN'S Liniment has been sold for 39 years. Today, it is more popu lar than ever!; There can be but one answer Sloan's produces results. Ar,T,itpd wlthourv rubbing, ; 4t pene- to the afflicted part, bringing from rheumatic twinges, sci atica f!: sore, 'stiff. strained v Inuscles; k..ihM. snralns.' and other external i.nftn th result of exposure. . 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" " -Domestics& Muslin Underwear Level m trices in Yearft rTHESE 1 SALES mark an important ' strfde forward in this Store's prcr poficy pi giving its clientele every passible advantage in price con sistent with worthy merchandise; of even antkipatrng conditions and extend ing soch advantages, often in advance of any correspondhig decrease in the general niarket. ' .- Sandwich Cheese American Kraft American Chedd e r Cheese ' . i : ' '. . .. . ;i Kraft Pimento Cheese J McLaren's Cream Cheese, foil , .i;.-V-;V; y- ; Xj- McLaren's Neufchatel Cheese McLaren's Pimento Cheese McLaren's Nippy Cheese " . Grocers Specialty t Co. 17 Market St. Phone No. 65 wmm T OSermg, as they do, soch wide selections of fine merchandise at such remarkably low prices, compared with tnoe ciithe past few years, these Saks are well ' ' i-' - - - ''- '.-"' worth traveling many miles to attend! i, - m- . .... 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