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VOL XIV. NO. 54.
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C., WEDNESD A YAFTERNOON, AUGUST 27, 1919.
PRICE 5 CEN'..
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CHARLOTTE AFTER
FIERCE RIOT
Nb
Troops with Machine Gun in
Keadiness to Guard tar
Barns
DEATH LIST SWELLS
TO TOTAL 5 PERSONS
One other Man is Expected
to Die Cars are Run on
Limited Schedule City
Authorities - Have Situa
tion in Hand.
OTiarlotte, Au. 27. Reports at tho
, city hall early today indicated a quiet
night lirolighout the city with six com
panies of state guards and 2(H) armed
citizens patrolling all section at a re
sult of disorders growing out of the
strike of street' railway employes.
The street -car ham which was the
scene of the early morning riot of Tues
day in which 3 men were killed and
13 wounded, was' under a heavy guard
-Tuesday uight. A machiue gun was
mounted and in rcadine's to repel 1 any
attack upon the guards.
The. death list went to 5 today when
J. B. Aldred and Willie Hammond, who
were among the more severely wounded
of the rioters, expired between mid
night and dawn. One other man is in a
critical condition. Street cars were be
ing run out on a limited schedule at
8:30 this morning.
City officials assured the Public
(Utilities that they had the situntion
hand and prepared to handle promptly
and disturbances. Guards and police pa
trot sections where cars are heing-op
erated.
Many Y. M. C. A. Workers
With Italians Honored
Paris, August 10. (By Mail) Eighty
three Y. M. C. A., workers with the
Italian army on the-Austrian' front re
ceived the war cross,' ten received the
erosa of Chevalier of the rown, and
one was given the eross of the Com
mander of the Crown of Italy.
The Italian army is not being de
mobilised to any considerable extent,
and with the continued service of inac
tive nature the necessity for " Y ". work
grows. At the urgent request of tli
Ttalian war oflice, the Y, M.'CV A. Hf
Paris has sent thirty more Secretaries
tr help in tho work with the army.
They carry on general hut activities
and a large athletic program.
-ACTONONTCEATY-:
IS AGAIN DELAYED
Senate Foreign Relations
Comm. will Hear Wit
nesses for 2 Weeks
Washington, Aug. 27. Extending the
scope of Its public inquiry regarding
the peace treaty, the Senate foreign
relations committee ' announced last
nighf a si'heeTureTof hearings thaTTprom
ise to occupy most of its time for the
next two weeks and to lead into- the
intracacies of political and territorial
- problems in several parts of the world.
The deputed questions to lie touched I
upon in the eight-day schedule include
the disposition of Kiunie, of the Is
lands and of the German colonics in
Africa and the claim of Ireland for in
dependence. On the list of witnesses, are
representatives of tho Italians, Jugo
slavs, Hungarian-American?, Greeks,
Irish j Lithuanians, Ukrainians, Esthon
' iane, Letts and American negroes.
Under the arrangement the time to
be devoted to work on amendments to
the treaty this week will be reduced
from three days to two, Thursday hav
ing beea set aside to hear the negro
delegation on the question of the Af
rican colonies. ..'.""
WANTWARIRQEHY
EXHIBIT AT FAIR
Corporal Johnson Secures
Two Recruits in' the - -Nearby
Towns
- After a trip to nearby towns in which
he secured two recruits Corporal Da
vid II. Johnson, of the llnlcigh recruit
ing oflice, returned to the city yestcr-j
day and will nuiko his headquarters
at the local postollice for the next three
days. The two recruits whom Corporal
Johnson secured are: Clifton Pulley, of
Hoanoko Itupids who signed for one year
in the (j. M. C, an7l ciuon I'egram,
of Efihcld, who cnli-tecl for u like per
iod. '
Both these men have been sent to
Ri'dcigh tor examination and will be
routed to Kort Thomas, Ky., provided
-they pass the physical tests. Although
Corporal -Johnson hug secured no . re
cruits in this city, several men are con
sidering entering the service, and he
expects to sign up at least two or three
before leaving the citv. According to
telegram received from recruiting
her.dqiiaiters yesterday enlistments' in
the infant rv and signal corps for Eu
ropean duty have been- opened again.
This announcement, it is thought, will
have much influence on securing re
emits.
.Corporal Johnson is receiving
applications from ' discharge! : servj
men for Victory buttons and request
all who wish these . emblem-. to call
upon him during his stay at the post
office, lie has alreadv fent off applica
ions for tifteen - of the but
tons an expects their arrival
any time. The matter of exhibiting
several ear loads of German war tro
phies at the loca lfair has also been
taken up by the corporal, who has put
the fair officials in touch with Colonel
Anderson, the officer in charge of th
exhibitSt of Greensboro.
WANTS U. S. TRUCKS TO LOWER H. C. L.
rwA ' - '-Mfr
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tv.ri7- ,r-y
ATTEND THE
VJSickv Mount Busine
'T3i' New Term September!
W AWHIMiTON. Congressman Clydi
lor uirei'i uiHirniunon or ruriu prooticts !o rnmj liyiVOir
which, ojienaiug between here and 1.kiiin'iltv llWlxt
l.i,(Miupoiiiuls of parcel post mjiil a 111011th. i
ftition Tliiiii l-'lour of the. First Nn
For inforiiiMlinii wi'ito to liocky M
. O. Jtox fi;l1, liockv Mount; N. C.
NEW MOTOR FIRM
WILL OPEN HERE
Hal. K. Hayes will Manage
Carolina Indiana Truck
Company
The (:arolina Indiana Truct Conrjiaay,
organized in this City as distributors
of Indiana worm driye trucks for
ash. Edgecombe, Warren, Halifax
Northampton. Marjin, and Pitt coun
ties, expect to ojien up their new quar
ters dirRose street at an early date.
In addition to: currying a -complete
line of trucks and parts, they will maiii
tain a fully equipped service station
uiider the supervjsicn of Indiana- service
men. The now firm will specialize on
Ho? sale jind service of Jndjana trucks
and all kinds of repairs on motor tr-ucks.
Mr. Hal K. Hayes, formerly with the
Carolina Motor Company, of StatesViWc',
and late rwith the Indiaua-Irutk Jiir
poration, of Marion, Ind., is general
manager of the new agency. Mr. Hayes
is well known in automobile circles in
western Carolina and has had wide ex
perielice with trucks nnd general trans
portation for fhe past several years.
BRITISHER LAUDS
-RICH AMERICANS
SayS they are no More Bois
terous than Monocled
Englishman
LOCATE 26 WSECK8
Havre,. France, July 30. Twenty six
wrecks have been located a the bot
tom of the sea off Havre, six of wnich
were de to torpedoes, eleven destroyed
by mines, and nine the result of ordi
nary disasters of the sea. Two Freaen
vessels'" are locating wre.-ks all a1on
1 the eoat. . .
Brings M Cents Pound
Savannah, Ga.,' Aug. 27. The first
bale cf vi island cotton for the
Tl Hnl f.if -( IMtlts t-T
London,' July 25. "To typical Amer
ican is no more a boisterous multi-millionaire
with coarse -manners and only
money ideals than the typical English
man is ""the glacial, monocled, high so
ciety specimen who calls everything
'rippin' and ultimately marries a chor
us girl."
This was eoemment of II. Y Brad
don, recently Trado Commissioner for
Austrlia at Washington, tt a luncheon
given him in London by AustralianHHhl-
other officials. . .
"Their home life in the States if
charming,'' said Mr. Braddon,' "and
their conversation is directed to sub
jects of interest to the stranger in the
cost courteously considerate way. They
have 110 special admiration for wealth
as such, but only for- .wealth as wi-ely
and generously used." .
STOCK
New York, Aug. 27. Moderate sell
ing attributed to the rejectionr-by the
railroad shopmen of President Wilson 's
offer imparted a heavy tone to the
stock market today. Losses of 1 to al
most 3 points were jnade by leading
rails, steels, .equipments, copers, mo
tors, snd their specialties and oils. Los
ses were largely recovered before the
PLANES EFFECTIVE
IN BANDIT FIGHTS
'Evil Birds" And Their
"Eggs" Scare San Do
, mingo and Haiti
Washington, Aug. 27. If the "evil
birds" that lay "explosive eggs" doii 't
stop flying over fianto Domingo and
Haiti, the graves in every cemetery of
both countries will be absolutely' bar
ren of the bones of ancestors. Ancestor
broth is" alioiirth"eonl,v tlurig'tliat will
protect tho natives from the harm of
!he "evil birds." As for the Haitian
and Dominican bandits, however, noth
ing will protect tlieiu, for the evil
birds". lay eggs with such rapidity that
outlaw" bands are greatly redueed as a
consequence. AH of.whTeh is contained
in' an official report to marine corps
headquarters here from ("apt. Waits
B. HeCanghtrv First Division, Squa
ron D, marine aviation force, Hantl
Domingo; f
jici;aughtrv is , in comntanti or six
airplanes, whose pilots have already de
monstrated the ability of planes to pur
sue bandits, hv iimrine aviutors, . wa-
received yesterdnv. The natives, though
are thoroughly alarmed by the birdiuoli.
They refuse to go near the machines,
and as a result thev do not believe men
fly them. , They cull the. irianes.- "evil
birds" and the bonbs which they drop
are- eggs l:- 1 11 several se't ion of - the
couutry natives, gazing 111 fenr at a
passing airplano, Irivy Imrnadlv huul
to. the nearest cemeterv, dug .(tp'the
"bones oF their ancestors, "boned' them
and drank the broth as a eTrtmrragainst
the "evil birds." ('apt. MrNaugRtry's
report giving li r h r lntormat 1011 of -an
encounter bctweiMi.te nisWnc-j imd ban
dits, which occurred several weeks ago,
follows:
Capt. Pimnions, commanding officer
of the Forty-fourth company, called the
marine aviation headquarters by phone
f rpmj Chicnron, informing - us that his
company had engnired hanclits in a in-
Dr.
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city and farm property.
1 years time. Apply
T. L Siffll
Fiscal AgentatSouthern Life
Office with Simmons and
BIG CAR SHORTAGE
PREDICTION GIVEN
Administration Asks Co-op
eration of shipping Fub- -lie
in Exigency
ruitniliiionf of f rciirht trausnoYtation
f;n ilitii's n foretold in an announrr
incut of 'r aliortatjc and a- aubHiMiunnt
rqiicsr for ro opcrntinn on tlifl part of
the liippif puhlic proimiljfated by the
Kailni:-.! Administration and retraced
tlirnith the looaf Atlantic Coast Linp
ofliiT T h in moriiiiig. Although the an
nmiih't'iiii'tit is grurral in it n nature, it
iit-vcrtliflo-g lias its local phases and
Hif;iiiticaii-i'. Th? rar Hliortagr, an pro
(lirtt'l hy the Adiiiniistration, 14 as fol
lows: .
Another Nhortujre of f roifjh't cara
is (lie prosju'i't for the coming fall and
winter ".instead of the surpjiii of cfjuip-
iiimt (( lm found on ncurly all, rail
roads during tho dull days before and
latter tlu war lnismos revival fet in.
Kvprv ji'mk-c of oH 1 jitti rnt. now in in use
11 nuuiv 1 1 tics and onlv the most car?
fu Iinndliiitf hv the milroadH with con
sistent ami whd( licarti'il co operation
f linn tfu' sliij'piiijf 10 ll ir can proven t
.StTHnis i nterft'rrn-rt with huaines.
Ki-dcral nuinai; have nren called
upon hy thi Railroad AilminiHtrathm to
utilize t'iiijiiiiciit to tlie fulle-t possi
ble rxtcnt nnd particularly' to see that
ears arf set in motion promptly upon
cincr will he a. Rrilliant, hri"K l"aI,''l 01 "i-
I r.lJL' ; t I i 1 t - 1 a
both hv reducing' detention of cars to
minimum and bv earcful aud .heavv
luadinj;, so that thi greatest fwssibl
sorvin mnv ho had from each car. Krom
a purelv st'lfi'ih standiinint, of course
it in to the interest of the individual
lripl'f and receiver of freight to do
his part, toward minimizing the effects
f n car shortage from which lie -will
suffer along with the public gencral-
M ... , ...... ...
ATY?
U. S. WILL NOT
i;
FAVOR SE JD
OF
se:
Will Accept No-' Membc :
of Old Regime Under
' Von Bernstorff
GERMANY HAS NOT AS
YET MADE AN INQUIUl
No Person who was Mixe'
Up in Pre-War Plots anc'
Troubles WiU Be Tolerat
ed by Government Ex
ample Offered.
lii-4jiiraKt t lie usp ol oi rav ti'iw.ks I
" niirl ln'iile a rural motor truck
jiu.itiifTirr .last yc-ar'aiid carricTT
RANSTOHAVE
IMMY AND POLKA
eature of the Atlanta
Reunion
niiuiite piti'hptt ha'tle in tli virinity
of Ouayho Dulce. Immcdtatcly upon
rx-eit of tliis information Lieut Noble
and i took to th air. We located ap
proximately 39 taii(lits, all oh foot,
niarehing towanl the mountains.' ii ini
mediately put the automatic in aetion
and flred stoadily until 1 reaehed an al
titude of about 10 feet. In the ilivo 1
fired 2(i0 roumls ofamniunition. Lieut.
Noble fired three burst of five rounds
each from his machine gun directly in
to the scattering bandits. We. rpurnfeil
six bodies that had fallen by,fur ma
chine gun fire."
Later tUis count wascrified by per
sonal investigation. -Not long agrt the
marines ran short of bombs in Banto
Domingo, so accordingly they comman
deered all old boilers and ga pipes,
Which were filled with black jiowedr
and dynamite, and were used success
fully. - '
witz, former und'T se-eretarv of stato,
for anibafaatlorpliip to China.
Fritz ' Anils' I'liiul: former ttcrninn
eouni'illur, n'ji''Nt;4itntive in tlupaii lias
lein .srlrctcd fui- nliibrissaflor to Tokif.
TIichc a jjoi ul nn-nts . for auiliaHHadors, it
is stated, depeTi'l ujiori the. nttitlide of
(he powers in ((ui'stiou. Tlieru ih tin
mention at -'jirFs.ent '.'of the selection of a
X lernian. ainliijuiiailiiJ; ta-Franetv- -
AMERICATACT10N
STIRS FRENCH IRE
Interference of the U. S. in
Turkish Situation fe
Resented
fViris, Aiifi. -'-'fiielaly ar ariiuseil
over a warning to Turkey that massa
cres of A rliir-ji ian 'rt must revise" vhi.L;ll
the United "Mutes alleged to "lia v
acted alonp in sndin(f'. to the Turk isli
government.,'
- The '-.subject lias-been under the dis
cussion in the supreme, council in wliicli
it is reported ; that there, wjis shai'i
etitieism iif Auiericnn .Interference, in
Turkey thniiipli missions' nirrl otherwise
despite tliii-flu t tliat the t'nited State i
baa shown "no --di-posifion to accept n
mauiate for the adiniuistnitnm of nu.v
Turkish territmy.
itii, a'.y Aug.. -7. The old-fash
polka and the modern "'shimmy''
onipi'K' in .the popular fiivor in
jita ii the month of October, when
twentieth reunion of the . t'nited
Icr.i'.te Vetoruiis' is held here. -"
h '-dunces liuve fiecn given a -place
o pliigrum for the two bif balls
will he brilliat features of-the
on, which is exjiected t0 aasemble
thnrr !Wi,tHUt people from all parts
e south. .
"ahimmy" and "ian," after
djseiiBs.on, were-iiirluded iii the
numbers because of the faet that
yuuiou will be attcudcil by thou
f Voiliiir people" Sons of t'onfed
'teraiiji, .mauls, sKiuitjr.s, and
w w will accoiiijinnv iheir daddies
..mi ineir grantUd.'iddics to Atlantat
As for the jHilka, it was placed on
the program at", the demand' of the' yct
cruns tliciuselvcs together with the ma
uika, the. minuet and other dniui'a
vlttBl were favorite! with theae: ..old
ineu when, the chivalry and youth if
the southj they went forth to. ba'tle
with Lee aud ,!ackon iiiore thah'tnty
yenrs 'ago. .
There was some
a while of giving
ff honn't on M
GARAGE MEN AGREE
- TO CLOSE SUNDAY
New Schedule of Hours Will
Go Into Effect Tfter
September 1
talk" iii "AtlahTa Tor
tlie' veteran1) ' 'f.cn't:
According to announcement made to
day, lmirtecn garages of the city will
close tlieir places of tiusiuessi on Huu
daVH flam ten in-the niornnig to nne
at niylit. AJthoiigh the. iiew schedule
of hours vtHI jo' into effect September
1,-Jts ulrotioy will nM he felt ilntjl
tbo following Hnniliiy, --September 7.-'.'.;
The garagn proprietors have taken
this step in order that thev, s.s well at
their employes, may attend church on
thr Wahhatfi and HPCUir-iTered-Tesf-!m4-r
ecrcation from their steady work. Au-
ln.,il,;i. oivin.rq in,- ni-crl fo t.'lkp nO-
WusL.ngton, Aug. 27. No Inquiry ban
been made of the United States as tu
whether llauiel Von, Knnhausen, for
f i r councillor of the imperial German
embassy here, will be accepted at am
bassador but there M every- indication
that this government will' not receive
Von Hanhauscn or any one else former
ly under the embassy under the regime
of Count -.-Von Bernstorff.
Really every one connected with the
(lernian - euibaKsy in Washington in a
responsible poaition In the daya preced
ing Ameriea'a entrance into the war is
regarded . by this governmeat a more
or less involved into the intrigues and
plots which stirred the country. Wleu
it was proposed to send Count Von Bern
storff to Paris at the head of .the Ger
man peace commission,' the -American
delegation let it become known prompt
ly that while perhaps they had no legal
right to dictate the personnel of tho
German coinmisjjon, they would have
uo eonimunicafjon, witty Von Bernstorff
and his npnoirftnreiit wonld certainly
not aid the Oermans in securing the
best peace terms,.
Hanhauscn 's connection in tho ca
pacity ft secretary was scarcely less
welcome but was tolerated by the Am
erican mmisioer for the reason that
his familiarity with tlx- iacuaa-.might
make him useful. ." " . - -" "
VANNO FREED ON
FORGERY CHARGE
Evidence Showed that Pre-
judicial Reports Were
Untrue -t
COTTON
New York, Aug. 27. CottoVfutures
Opened atcady. October, 31.63; Decem
ber, 32.00; January, 31.95; MaTeh,
32.05; Mav, 32.03. -
New York, Aug. 2". The cotton mar-,
ket was quiet early today.-Ncrvousness
over the labor situation and easy ca
ble led to scattered selling -and the
opening was 9 to 16 points. The, heavy
opening of the stock market was - also
depressing factor, but after selling
ff to .VAM for October and :tl.f2 for'
IN POLICE COTOT
he following; cases wen disposed of
the regular session ofl uuimcipa
court t his nioruing:
- In the ra'f of Luther Sharp, charged
with the temporary larceny of an auto
mobile, the probable cause wa,s' found
and the defendant bound over to su
perior court. i ..
William Morris in answer to a charge
f o assaulting his wife was subjected a
line of ten dollars. .
J. L. Swain for parking big car ou
tho wrong side of the street was taxed
three -dollars
L. C Harris was arrayed on a charge
of bigamy but the case against him was
nol pros'ed. " ':----- ' ,, - ,
llaga. Boswcll was charged with as
sault with a deadly weapon, but the
court found the defendant not guilty.
i Jean Thoinpton was fined tes dollars
for speeding. '.. ' -' :.
l?aac Rutier was subjected to a fine
of ten doHurs ua an as:uilt charyp.
reunion was held. Hut this was rj lickh
siiucleheil,
"Not on vour lite,' said Itopern!
. ft, Forrest-,- hou of tho famo"ui Con
tcderalei eavaliv leader and rounion
gejieral ei-retary.. -who has liecn at
tending these events for "tbo oast iiftcei
years. 'You won't be alUe to hold
these. old bovs on the platform -when
the band -begins to ' play. They '11. he
right there on the l'looe,aud some of
these young chaps bail bettor look out,
loo, for fhiv can't 'cut a s'ep' along
th'the best." .: "-
The balls will be but" two of several
brilliant function', planned for the re
union. The people of Atlanta hiivo sub
siuibei)ljiim;e than ' .f(i",0f)i) to finaitiie
the. reunion, and", much of ;his sum will
liiA'Xpentled for the social affair that.
will, be such attractive features of the
four days. ' ' -7
.Tllauta- Ys" preparing to entertain ;'ie
veterans and other guests in rival fash
inn. ' The fact that the railroads sre
giviug a rate of one cent a mile t-j the
reunion from any part of the L'nited
States, insures a record-breakinff : t-
tendanee, -and Atlanta's people are leav
iue nn stone unturned to receive all
visitors hospitably and take good care
of them while they are in the city.
tice of this announcement and to .make
anv nccespnrv purchases Saturdav or
during flip early Sunday morning hours'
before flic" garages close.
Tliose propnetiT.s who signed thc.cl'tt
ing nareemeilt and will consequently be
jfoveriied by it are as follows: Howard
L. Base. R..T. Kdwnrds, F. P. Dunn, M.
1. J. Williams, V. M. Brown, (Jcorge
T. Burnet to, V. O. Pieree, L. D. Bulliirkt
C'bnndlcr Sales Co., lixon and Weslon.
Edm'comJjo Motor Co., W. B. Williams
Motor Co., F. i.X'roueliattd Stewait
Oarage.
SARANAC IS FIRST
AS FLY-LESS TOWN
Cost the. City $1,000 To Get
Kid of the t ly Muisance
' This Summer
COUNCIL HAS MEETING
Paris,' Aug. 27. -The supreme council
of the peace conference met this morn
ing for the consideration of the treaty
v. it h Austria. During this week the
council will hold morniiig sessions only.
Port Work Halted
Paris, Aug. 27. Work in the port of
Marseilles has been almost completely
suspended because' of "The strike of the
dock workers, according to advices rL--HA8TEN8 DEMOBILIZATION
ceived from that- city. - if,-
Paris,
Coal Shortaga Worn z.
Mondav, Aug. 2-". The
coal
Samnac Li'.ke, New York, Aug. 27.
Health authorities of Saranac Lake de
clarer that 4kis probably is the first
"flyless town" in the world. Health
officer Treniblev reports that, despite
unusually hot weather in June and July iScretary
thcro are hardly ony more rues Sere
lhan molt placed have in January and
that next year here will be taone at
ait.- ;;.'';
It cost the town about 1,003 to erad
icate the fly nuisance whjch was ac
complished by requiring that manure be
screeaed and frequently removed.
Dr. Trcnibley regards Mswat the fly"
campaigng a useless and sayj the only
way to eliminate flies is to put a ban
on an tlieir breeding piacea ana Be
adds, that this can be doi.e.
Hie third dav of superior court opon- f
ed at Nashville this morning with one f
ot the two murder cases in which. the ;
grand piry found true bills Monday I
slated to eonid up for honring. The solo !
njrv of "interest trj fiocky -Mount peopla j
that received attention yesterday was t
tl ii,iiiT.ilm,i nf JaeL VgQqn on g for- f
goiv charge. ' - "
In the end the rase was thrrTwrl'"out '
and the defendant dismissed by the J
court. Kvi.lenee subirutted tended to
prove the ilaintig, L. A. Parker suffer- ?
ed a, lapse of memory for some reason
when the forgery occurred with the
result that he was unable to w'ear
whether Yanno signed the- check and
com'mi.tted the felonv with which he
was' charged .or whether he himself '
signed it. Prejudicial informatioa had
carffiLeircnrnttnBtiigt the alleged for- f
gory was for several hundred dollars, !
but 'estiiiiimy showed that such reports..
wrjc...tatal!v.u.ii.waTranted as tho 'check
in question was for the small aura of
six dollar-, .--' . :."-'
After hearing fhe facts in the casei
Judge Davis instructed the jury to fliid
the defendant not guilty and imme
diately delivered Yanno from the eu
tuiv of officers. "
COMPLETION CAMP
-BRAGG IS ASKED
Baker Includes
Fayetteville Camp in Hi3
Kecommenqations
Washington, Aug- 27. The present
rate of demobilization Brakes it certain
the army will be reduced to S05,0tK) by
September 30, the wr.T dejisrtment an-
-, t.. '.''.
Washington. Aug. 27. Legislation
under which the war department eonl I
exjiend $4,000,000 from the funds al
readv appropriated for. the purchase of
camp sites and the completion of eon-
tru?tion underway at tha camps wn-.
recommended today to 'cougrcss by s"
retary Baker.
Expenditure of 1,173,000 for tl,
completion of Camp Bragg at Fayet r
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tillery school Waa among recoiumeu
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