HER LIFEWITHSULLET
Bride of Few Weeks Commits
s Suicide At Cliffside Mr.
Kester Accepts. . ,
SHELBY MEN ON STUMP
(DOWiftl t IHitj Ifm.)
Shelby, Oct II. Rev. J. Marcus
Keater, D. D., pastor for nearly four
years of the First Baptist church of
this place, has tendered hla resigna
tion to become effective January 1,
! order that he mifeut accept the sec
retaryship of the foreign mission
boatd of t tie Southern Baptist .con
tention with headquarters In Rich
mond, Va. Ir. Kester had. declined to
accept this position some months ago
when it was tendered him by the
foreign mission board, but the board
feeling: that hejy peculiarly fitted
for the work, elated him again with
out hla knowledge until he was noti
fied by letter and saw announcements
In the daily press. He came to the
KVmihv phurch from Wilson nn dnr-
ins his pastorate the church has had
unprecedented gfwth, its member
ship now reaching beyond the 800
- mark with over 700 enrolled In Sun-
j day school.
' Nws was received here Monday
TOMORROW
I Going To Bo
A Great Day
In the Life Of
PRINCE
CHARMING
M
that Mri. Joo Parker committed ul-
oida at Cllffstds at 7 o'clock whan
ah tired' a .45 caliber bullet 1(1 rough
her brain. Mrs. Parker i a brlUa
of a few weeks, marrylna; Jo Park
er, son of Wlieeler Tarkor, of this i
place. She was the adopted (laugh-1
ter of 1, B. Camp, was 18 years of:
age and she and her husband lived at
the Camp home on Shelby slreet,
Cliffside. No one was near when tte
shot was fired, her husband being
an employe In the big Cliffside glne
ham mills. It Is understood that Mr.
Camp objected strenuously to the
marriage and mads It so' unpleasant
for her at home that she was driven
to this rash act.
The Kagle Holler mill, a 130 barrel
capacity flour plant. Will Incorporate
with $100,000 paid In and Increase the
slxe of the plant to a capacity of 50
barrels daily, according to an an
nouncement made today by Messrs.
V. R. and Robert Hartness. W. J.
Roberts. Stough Hopper, Maynard
"Washburn and others, who Rre the
principal stockholders in the en
larged ent.'nriss. The present plant
is situated near the Seaboard depot
where the shipping facilities are con
venient and the second and larg-er
unit will be a brick buildlny several
stories high and new machinery,
erected contiguous to the present
building. The increased demand for
the Ragle bra,ntis of flours has made
It necessary to Increase the siie of
the plant.
John F. Cllne. prosperous farmer
who died In this county last week.
left a will which was probated yes
terday, leaving an estate worth well
over 1100,000 to his six daughters and
two sons. Mr. Cllne owned over 80
acres of land, had approximately $55.
000 In cash and solvent credits and
over JOO bales of cotton besides
i other valuable personal property.,
j Ex-Lieutenant O. Max Gardner and
i ex-Conaressman Clyde R. Hoey, said
by Josephua Paniels to constitute
"Cleveland's political oligarchy." al
; though neither of them now holds a
I public office, are devoting consider
t able time to the Democratic cam
: palgn. Both of them spoke most
i every day last week and have engage
j ments that will keep them busy until
( the night before the election next
Tuesday.
Judge Jamea L. Webb. It was an
nounced here today, would not be a
I candidate any more. He is oj the
: state ticket for judge of this judicial
district and If elected will serve ah
eight-year term, rounding out II
years of continuous service As solici
tor and judire without once having
opposition within the ranks of his
own party. Judge Webb is one of the
most beluved men In the state, a
man of flne Judicial poise and un
usual common sense.
Gilbert Johnson Joins the v
Staff of G. W. Ford and Co.
Now That Prohibition Is In Ef
fect Country Cannot Carry
Out Treaties.
(Special to Dallr Nf I
Atlanta, Oct. 31. Gilbert. Johnson COUNTRY
for the past six years advertising!
manager of the international Proprie
taries, (Inc) has joined the staff
of th Geo. W. Ford company, ad
vertising1 and merchandising counsel,
of Atlanta, as vice-president and
member of the board of directors.
In joining the organization of the
LOSES MONEY
(Cormpoodetu laodtlae' Praa.1
Chrlstlanla, Oct.v 10. Norway Is
confronted with an unique problem In
attempting t'o enforce the prohibition
luwa of the country. In spite of the
commercial treaties which are in
Geo. Ford company. Mr. Johnson i force with France and Spain. Under
will hold the office of vce-presldent j these treaties .Norway agrees to inl
and, on Its administration bpard, wllljport huge quantities of strong wines
be In close touch with practically all I wnicn are panned unaer uie prouiui
than 1(0,000 quarts oan be disposed
of in a year..
Prohibition politicians sre favoring
more lax prescription law, but
majority or the present caoinot nave,
expressed themselves In favor of lift
ing the lid on strong wines.
PLEASANT GARDEN
PEOPLE ARE ANGRY
They Hold Man Moating and CHt
cite Action off- Commission -Da-tarra
Better Treatment,
the accounts handled by this agency
The Geo. W. Ford company, with
whom Mr, Johnson Is now associated,
is a large advertising organisation
which has achieved , prominence
through the novelty and success of
j Its advertising and selling- plans.
Plana are under way for expanding
the activities of the agency and the
acquisition of Mr. Johnson to its
staff Is In line with thia progress.
Church Workers Convention
Reformed Church In Session
(8p,I to Drill NV i
Concord. Oct, 81. The Church
"Workers' convention of the Reformed
church was held in Mt. Zlon Re
formed church .Saturday night and
Sunday. All of the Reformed
churches in Cabarrus. Rowan, Stanly
and Mecklenburg counties were, rep
resented except two. All pastors
were present and took part In the
prop ram, also Dr. Wolf inger and
Prof. Went, of Catawba college. The
following officers for next year were
chosen; Rev. H. A. M. Holshouser.
Rockwell. president; Rev, J. H.
Keller, China CI rove, vice-president ;
Elder Chas. H. A. Rupp. Charlotte,
secretary: Mr. John L. Fisher. Rock
well, treasurer Tha convention will
meet next In April. 192. with the
Land Is church.
tion laws.
From France the government has
apreed to Import 400,000 quarts of
hrundy. to be used for medical and
technical purposes, and from Spain
500.000'quarts of wine which contain
more Thau H per cent of alcohol. In
cluded in this amount la 50.000
quarts of cordials which are. of no
use medically.
For medical purposes, according to
census figures, there la use for only
100,000 quarts of these Imported
goods, and no provision ha been
made for the disposal of the (remain
der. The treaties provide thajt these
wines may not be re-exported, and
the alcoholic content may not be low
ered by mixing with water.
At present there is a misunder
standing between Norway and Portu
gal over Norway's exports of fish to
Portugal, and as a result Portuguese
merchants have cancelled shipments
entailing the loss of millions of
crowns to Norwegians. Negotiations
for a new treaty have been going on
for some time a but have made little
headway, as Portugal 1 insisting that
Norway Import a million' quarts of
strong wines, port and Madeira,
yearly In return for the fish trade
of Norway.
According to the Norwegian pro
hibition law, strong wines may be
sold only in drug stores on a doctor'
prescription. In this way not more
jlfeSOBPUiBa! "HIS MASTER'S VOICE pQ3l3000g
POPULAR CONCERT AND OPERATIC
Th Singer (Elsa Maxwell)
Cos! fan Tutte In uomini, In soldati
(School lor Lovers In Lot en and in Soldiers for Constancy You Look!)
Somebody Loves Me! (Hxttie Starr)
Boris God OUnOW Farewell of Boris (Farewell, My Son, I Am Dying)
Waiting for Your Return (Genlse-De Curtis-Caesar)
M men vert avaient des ailes!
Frances Alda
Lucrezia Bori
(Mozart) In Ilhlian
Sophie Braslau
Feodor Chaliapin
Emilio de Gogorza
Geraldine Farrar
Number Size Price
66093 10 $1.25
(W ere My Sooeirith Wings Provided) (Victor Hugo-Reynaldo Hahn) In Trench
PnglLaoci Vesti la giubba (On with the Play) (Leoncavallo) In Italian Beniamino Gigli
Flying Dutchman Traft ihr das SchifT (A Ship the Restle ss Ocean Sweeps) Maria Jeritza
Oh, Sleapt Why Dost Thou Leave Me? (From "Semele") (Handel) John McCormack
MELODIOUS INSTRUMENTAL
Suartet In G Major Finale (Moiart)
ipatwado (The Cobbler) (Spanish Dance) (Sarasate)
Serenade (W. Jeral-B. Xrtislcr) Violin and 'Cello Duet
The Maiden's Wish (Chant polonaii) (Chopin-Liszt)
Moment musical
(Schubert)
'Don Juan Part I (Straus)
i Don Juan Part II (Stnmu)
Don Juan Part III (Strauss)
-Lpon JuanPart TV (Strauss)
UCHTVOCAL SELECTIONS
f Lilly Dak
1 The GypsA Warning
I For the Sake of Auld Lamr Svn
V Call Me Back, Pal o' Mine
Life4 Railway to Heaven
The Harbor Bell
f Away Down South
i Way Down Yonder in New Orleans
f Mr. Gallagher and Mr. ahean
(From
Flonzaley Quartet
Violin Solo Jascha Heifetz
, Fritz Kreisler-Hugo Kreisler
Piano Solo Ignace Paderewski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Symphony Orchestra under Albert Coates '
Symphony Orchestra under Albert Coates
Symphony Orchestra under Albert Coates
Symphony Orchestra under Albert Coates ,
Olive Kline and Criterion Quartet
Elsie Baker
Lewis James
Charles Harrison
Charles Harrison-Clifford Calms
Charles Harrison-Clifford Cairns
Peerless Quartet
Peerless Quartet
Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean '
Strut Miss Li?zie")
Positively, Mr. Gallagher?"
By tne originators', Ed
Absolutely, Mr. Shean!"
By the originators, Ed
Gallagher-Al Shean
Gallagher-Al Shean
BANJO SOLO
Ross' Double Shuffls
Ross Juba
DANCE RECORDS
f After a While Fox Trot
l I'm HaDDV Fox Trot
j When the Leaves Come Tumbling Down-
. Zenda Fox Trot
Stuttering Fox Trot
I Those Longing for You Blues Fox Trot
1 round a rour-Leaf Clover Fox I rot
I ( r rom (jiorge White s scandals )
Two Little Ruby Rings Fox Trot
(Prom "Daffy Dill")
Three O'Clock in the Morning Waltz
, Oriental Fox Trot (Cui s ' ' Oneritale )
SPECIAL ISSUES DURING OCTOBER
r All Over Nothing at AH
: 1 11 Stand Beneath Your Window To-night a
'Chicago rox i rot
.Early in the Morning Blues Fox Trot
I Suez Fox Trot
( I Wish 1 Knew-Fox Trot
I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise Fox Trot
(From Georpe While's "Scsndals")
You Remind Me of My Mother Fox Trot
(From "Little Nellie Kelly")
"Black Face" Eddie Ross'
"Black Face" Eddie Ross ,
AH Star Trio and Their Orchestra '
All Star Trio and Their Orchestra
-Fox Trot Clyde Doerr and His Orchestra
Zez Confrey and His Orchestra
The Benson Orchestra of Chicago
The Benson Orchestra of Chicago
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Aileen Stanley-Billy Murray'
nd Whistle Aileen Staniey-BiHy Murray
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
The Virginians
Clyde Doerr and His Orchestra
Clyde Doerr and His Orchestra
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Paul Whiteman ar.d His Orchestra
87346 10 1.25
66084 10 1.2S
88661 12 1.75
66094 10 1.25
87348 10 1.25
66095 10 1.25
74776 12 1.75
66096 10 1.25
74693 12 1.75
66097 10 1.25
87579 10 1.50
74777 12 1.75
66098 10 1.25
55176 12 1.50
55177 12 1.50
45329 10 1.00
18944 10 .75
18925 10 .75
18942 10 .75
18941 10 .75
18926 10 .75
18928 10 .75
18945 10 .75
18943 10 .75
18950 10 .75
18940 10 .75
18943 .10 .73
18946 10 .75
18947 10 .75
18949 10 75
"Victor Talking Machine Company, Camden, N.J.
(Special ta OtUff Km.)
PUasnt Garden, Oct. tl.ha po
pU of Pleaaairt Garden community
are 'greatly aroused over the action
of theommlBsioners In the Pieaeant
Garden highway mutter and at a
mass meeting: held In the Pleasant
Garden nigh school last nlfht re so
lutionis were adopted expressing the
sentiment of the people relative to
the commissioner action and extend
ing to the Greensboro Dally News a
vote of thanks for Us position In the
matter. The resolutions as adopted
follow:
"In pursuance of a meeting of the
voters and taxpayers of south Gull
ford held at Pleasant Garden, October
SO, the' following resolutions were
adopted by the mass meeting:
"Rejorved. first, That on account of
the gross Indffferenoe shown In
building a highway from Greensboro
via Pleasant Garden to Climax and
on account of misrepresentation made
to us In the $2,000,OQO bond Issue;
and that inasmuch as undue dis
crimination has been made by the
highway commission In building oth
er hard surface roads In other seo
tions of the county we, the voters
of this section, do publicly denounce
such treatment at their hands as un
just and undemocratic.
'"Resolved, second. That while we
believe In democratic government we
publicly denounce such an exhibition
of autocratic power.
"Resolved, third, That ws deplore
the present condition of our Highways
and that those In authority deserve
severe criticism.
"Resolved, fourth, That we feel that
the representation made through the
Dally News as regards the economy
practiced by the county authorities
with reference to the Fltasant Gar
den road, and its spur, is misleading,
and that the only way they hava lav
ed the money is by not spending It In
the construction of a hard surface
road.
"Resolved fifth, That such a course
of action has not inured to our bene
fit, but is detrimental to the growth
and prosperity of southern Guilford
and Greensboro as weil.
"Resolved, sixth, That we commend
the loyalty of Mr. Cox to High Point,
but we denounce his disloyalty to
other sections of Guilford county. W
furthermore condemn the county com
missioners for permitting such a
usurpation of power by the county
highway commission.
"Resolved, seventh, That we extend
a vote of thanks to the editor of the
Daily News for his editorial of
October 27."
Be Sure to
Eat PEentv
II Troubled With Sons. liar Slonir
ash Xlmr Hluart'a rrai'ifla 1'nb
Uta After lCa(n.
Just becausa tha-"stomao sets
sour aftsr satins" don t soars, your
self Into starving. Sweeten your
The Ulst Fellona Mie 11" The
BiK Wark Are No Htrunaer
Than Their Htomarha.
stomach with no or two Stuart's
Ilysprpsla Tablets and tackle the
next meal without $er. The aver
age person needs a lot of ttood food
to supply his bulk1 with sufficient
nourishment. And If the food sours
from Indigestion g-ive the stomach
the alkaline effect It needs arid, you
then keep up your strength. The
bis sturdy fellows who tackle the
bis Jobs of life are no stronger than
their stomachs, hence Stuart's Pys
pepsla Tablets are really Invaluable
to anyone inclined to Indlnestlcn. flat
what you like, pie, cheese, srubrkc
pickles, fried eggs or baked beans
and let these tablets keep your stom
ach sweet and comfortable. Y u can
get a SO-cent boa of Stuart's Dyspep
sia Tablets of any druggist.
rippled
"SI
mldren
I
This Is Their Week by Virtue (
Governor Morrison's Proclamation
II
Thursday Nov. 2.
A Reef-Letter Day
On the Calendar Of
Prince Charming
egister
Them
FIRST LUTHERANS TO
SUPPORT THEMSELVES
Congregation. UniimouIy Decides
to Change From Missionary to
Regular Church.
By unanimous vote of the con
jgregatlon Sunday the First Lutheran
church of GPeenaboro will hence
forth stand on Its own feet with its
own support from Its own people
Ever since it wan organized It has
been ranked as a missionary church,
supported in part by Lutherans else
where. The action Sunday Is regarded by
members of the congregation as a
notable step and they feel that the
church will have a splendid future.
The change goes Into effect after May
1. 1923.
Rev. J. I Morgan. D. D , now pres
ident of the synod, was the first !
preacher the church had. He was
then missionary secretary of the j
synod, stationed fn High Point, and
he Came to Greensboro to preach
here. In suci'epslon the following 1
pastors have served: Rev. M. L. j
Canup, Rev, J. K. fichenrk. Rev. K. L,
Folk, and Rev. E. A. Shenk. Mr. I
Schenck was the first settled pastor. 1
TTntiAr t h a urssanl nnoloril. lha I
membership has grown to about 175 1 t"y condition. II. handed me a 1.
h i. i u I f Lr. I'l.-rccs iavorlte l'rescrli
111
and B -'
Princess Charming
Mn. G. W. TIDWELL
and the church is in more flourishing
condition than ever before.
Spencer Shopmen Enjoy First
Full Month's Pay Since July
(Speciil to P.llj .NewO
Spftncei'. Oct. 31 Hpencer shop
men Monday enjoyed their first full
pay day since the rail strike of July
1, and U was a whopper. Road men
also shared In one of the largest
pay rolls Spencer has ever known.
It Is said pay checks ranging any
where from the rate of $100 per
month to more than $400 par month
were handed out to the men in all
departments and everybody Is glad
to see them drawing fine checks.
Many of the men in both the road
and shop service have made all sorts
of "over time" for some weeks. One
man whoee usual pay check Is about
225 per month stated that his over
time waa $3 more than his regular
pay making him $453 for the month.
Numbers of others have also stated
that their overtime Is more than
their ordinary pay.
Rev. Jno. S. Wood, pastor of the
Spencer Presbyterian church. Is In
the Salisbury hospital as the result
of falling Saturday night on rough
stepping atones at the corner of the
school grounds near his home. Ills
knee Cap was dislocated and 4 severe
Injury sustained to the knee. He
was carried to the hospital for treat
ment and It In thought will be able
to walk In a couple of weeks.
Other Spencer people In the same
hospital Include: Mrs. E. T. Mc
Swalm, wife of the principal of the
Spencer schools, who was operated
upon for appendicitis today and Is
reported doing well ; Mrs. Marvl n
Roan who was operated upon sotjh
days ago and Is recovering nlcel y ,
and Mrs. O. W. Murray who has not
yet been operated upon.
Packard Service Experts On
a Tour to Give Instruction
Does your head ache?
Are You Dizzy? Despondent? j
Wondrrfu Relief la Here Told
Atlanta, Oa... "About a year hro I '
was preparing to ko in the hospital t
die. Had been sick a nd suffering two
years, had dizzy spoils, suffered from ;
headache, constipation and a despond
ent fee II ng all t he time Ha-i tried
many ulrrerent remedies and got no
better.' I got to a drug store cne day
and wan talking to the drnnKi" about
ttle
rij't Ion
and said. 'I think that will help you."
Before I had taken all of th;it one
bottle I felt like a nw woman S'nw
I can say. along with thousand of
other women, t !iu t 1'uctor I'l'-rce's
Favorite Trewcrlpi Inn mrerl m "
Mrs. (J. W. Tidwell. 87 Hampton 8'.
The use of I r. Plen ' Fn nrite
Prescription has made mam women
hsppy by making them )ie:.ltii (let
It ftt once from your n'-tr- Hi drut'trist,
in either liquid or tablet form Write
Or. Pierce, Invalids' Hotei in Huffalo,
N. Y.. for free 'medical advice
Detroit, Oct. 31. A big snuad of
automobile service experts this week
left the Packard Motor Tar company's
factory In Detroit for a tour of the
country. They will offer advice and
instruction and lend other aid In
furthering the standardized service,
pJan recently adopted by the com
pany. The plaf., a radical change from old
Service methods, fixes a standard
method and price for service opera
tions, permitting an owner to know
In advance Just what any service
operation fa goings to cost, how long
It will take and what materials are to
be used.
Factory eiperts have designed new
tools for many operations. Their use
makes It possible for the small deal
ers to perform a service operation as
cheaply as tt enn be done by the big
service station
Prevent
Outhouse
Odons
and dry up outhouse
deposits with Red Devil
Lye. Used two or three
times each week it keeps
ucta places odorless srut
pleasant, sapedally In sum
mer. So aaay Tu should
not ba without it
Alvoay demand the genuine
Grove's
Tasteiess
Ghill Tonic
A Body Builder for Pale,
i Delicate Children. coe
Let's get the name and address
of every crippled child of what
ever race uncjer 16 years of age
in
Guilford
County
In the hands of those who will
help them to become normal or
as nearly normal as surgery and
scientific treatment will make
them.
o You
now One?
Then send in the name and ad
dress and the names and ad
dress of the parents to
Mrs. Wm.
Johnson
Secretary of the Crippled Chil
dren's Commission, Greensboro
618 North Elm Street Phone 426
It is estimated
that there ' are
100 crippled chil
dren in Guilford
county. '
Let's Register
Them All!
Free examina
tion is provided
for all children
who need this at
tention. Let's Register y
Them All!
W. F. Cole, M. D., Chairman Ortho
pedic Clinic; Pierce C. Rucker,
Treasurer Crippled Children's Commission.
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