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THE EVENING TELEGRAM THB WEATHEB Fair Tonight and Saturday. "ROCKY MOUNT LEADS THE WAY EVERYDAY" VUL. XIV-NO. 317 ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY ), 1920. PRICE 5 CENTS DEMOCRATS ftllT RETURN LEADERS Governor Cox to Make No -Move- Until Leaders Re turn from 'Frisco CONFERENCE RE HELD "As to Just Who AVill be the Campaign "Mamier for the Presidential Nominee Is Not Known at the Pres ent Time ; : . Dayton., Ohio, July !.-- Plans for" :t hi democratic campaign emit imu'd In In' held in . alii'.vaiU'u by tlovoruor Janics il. 'ox, llii' dcumcratii' pr sidoutial luiuiinee awaiting -arrival ('rum San Francisco of Franklin I'. Roosevelt the vit-f-jiri'fi.U'ii1 ial .candidal o and mem bers of the. sub-Committee of the uat ional ooniiii it t; e for I ho first conference 'with. the. presidential nominee. ' Tin! ,'date of .the conference is still ith i.li't j mined as no definite word as fii tli:: date :of; the arrival-'- has been receive.!, . It inay-Trtrr bo, before Wednesday'-,- tins ernor 'ox . has given . ;uo int imat ion as tit w lio ho v, nuts for eamp:fi:tii iiih ua jL-r and whether or nof K. II. lloore til' Youngston, Ohio, the gover nor's jire'f.-onvi'ii I ion f :i 1 1 1 j :i i l: n man Hger to whom the .presidential nominee gave much nf the credit 'of the erin- . v.ehtion succc-;.!.:. Whether .VI r; .Moore would, avecpt the appointment or like ' jllurry . M. Daughorty, Senator Harl ing's prcconvoiit ion manager, .-'-'stop aside for hoiip' nt her persons, iuuy -not lie know n until hi.s return .from San i aiii-.st-o. . In s:m.m,.ii fw Ohio is to be, the chief battle ground for the campaign, it is imperative tha ta i.ii;niS"ger bo. chosen wild is thoroughly iicipi.iiut ed with j"') lit if j I conditions in the state. FULL CONVENTION TO MEET WITH COX Dayton. Ohio, .Inly; 0 .The- tirst ini- . poitnnt cniiforeiiee to arrange demO eiatie party caiiipaigii plans wi!l lie held , here July in. according to a t' i.; . gram received 'by .. Governor' -'ox., : !!'" democratic, j . r.'ii , i . n t i :t i iioiiiinoo from Homer H.- Cunitiiings, chairman of the national conimi'foo in-lay.. '.Mr. .. Cum- ' uiings ' .fologr.-nu stated he had-. jailed a meet ng of t ji cn!:re c..mio.t:. c for .that date to confer, with the governor. Governor ("ox stated he was nntcou. . hdent thi' meeting -could lie hel 1 liei'e. or iu Cuiotiibus as in a pr. vioiis teie phone conversation with M . I iiinmitigs the .latter, had indicated that, the .liie. t. . iiiir would be. held af I'ohiiiilnis. Gov- . I'l'liiii' I'm is. of the opinion that the informal on in the llilWl'i I 1. I -l.l supercedes thai of tiu' teb jMiOue nii-s iage ; previously; .iecei veil..'... . .The proposed ciiiifeioni'e w'ljii the ..e nt ire eoinni it toe .is ' undi rst ood by 'the ovetiior to mean' t hat there, wiil l no hiiI" committee moot i.ng lien . for; X -i " previous conference rind that -ri-yvrv ;tll I UK int nded lo have b.-eu . .-ioisi. iel .tjd by the sob .'(niiiliiitt; ' U ;l.l : be t :i k n , up by (he. whole. coinfiiiPei'. Sub ,.m .mlttees eould ariauste p'a'is ! r I iiotilieatiou w hii'h pnduibiy VViTl be li nit( liy arraujied :nt ; t he' ... eou fefeiieiv O.u. i m.r ' 'e indierite 1 t hat sreys t ( til '".tli hh far were jiei f eet 1-y sa ! i.s.fai t.. v . I. mi ;ii ii it. t h it he M.eii.i s.i "ail vise- Mr. . i'niliinilis. lie- deelared, liis personal :("-,' uu lii'-ai-bpiarr rs. uonbi-- he in Colunibus. Tle .would not .i'"tiiiiii ill uii reporta that. ' national leiibpiarters ; .V. i)e..i-stalili-.lii.d tlo-n'. ':' 1'lijir is a matter for the national eoioioittee o ii teniiincV hi 'said, " it; is prrtbalde there would be. an eastern an-i :i'.-wi'l eril lieailuarlers. ' ! The. president ial. candidate . .arrivi d at his. newspap r e-diee. f roni h.s. . oilu- . tiy lioiiie at- Trails Knd. at , In o'l loeii and iniini-diatidV' saw newspaper ropre- senfatives. Tiie ; liemoera-r-ii'- candidate j learned that 1 xas lias a '-.lames M. Cox" tlitf Toxnn a tiotne is . m . l.vjer and in- teb'Krapliod as follows: . ' Cuiiiu' rat ul.'i I iohs. : I know you will ... bV fleeted y.uu...ha ve a ifnn.1 nam ; The. governor said he did not know the Texan but nppreheuiled he niusl' lie a dt'inocrat. (Kivernnr t ox assav I no comnient today on the refusal of tin' Louisiana lc)rislatiire to ratilv the mif tragi nineniliiiciit. MEEfTOlNITIATE WATERWAY PROJECT Detroit Conference will Con-- - sider Great Lakes to Sea Waterway Detroit, Mich., July 8. Cr.vstiillia. .;!.. in f oeut imeiit. favorini' the (.reat Lakes to tlm sea waterwav proiect is expected by piopoiifiiil.s of tin1 plan to result frnni the (ireat l,al.esSI. L:nv leilee ' Tiilcwat i'r ennjtress to lie held liere Jiilv- 22, 2 ami Jl. In addition to ri'presenlat ives -of the It statcH (iiinpriMiiK thi' 1 idewater s BOPiation, t aiiadian supporters of, the pr-b'i't ii'so w-ijl ntti'iid the eon-iiess. . Diftcnaaioni are to cover cverv anule of the proposed deeper waterway plan. i'inaiiCial. en-fliiepniiL', political, cm noniic and international- phases will be considered. - M the openiii; session duly J2, ITnited States Senator Charles K. Townsend, of MichiRan, will - outline the plan. Other -speakers -on the liro gram Include Herbert Hoover, Senators ileilill, McConnick and Miles I'oin dexter; Ma)Or General l.iin.snifr If. Beach, chief-of engineers, U. S, A., and Jul am II; llarnei, former head of Uie V, S. grain corporation, , iStaten com prmed in the assoeiat inn are Ulinnin, Michigan, Minnesota, In diana, Ohio, Iowa, North Dakota, 8outh! Dakota, Montana, . Idaho,, 'yo jttiag, Colorado and Nebraska. m SEEK AID OF NEW PARTY Referendum Vote Gives Ad verse Results in Mail Vote on Question WALSH PRESSES FIGHT The Backers of New. Party are to Steer Clear of the Irish and Mexican Ques tions It Is Planned by the Committee. 'liicaio, July ii Kfl'orts to ;: eiiooiseineiit . I'll' t.hi- eolnui it tee ()l" ecu re IS ot liMih ;1 1 liiiili for peuden.i iner'n. an aid t o ; a ' It b. i mil imied .1 - pi'.e olveSe risiilt . i.f -a; sniu". .v.t- i'. learue.l today.':;. I 'rank -1'. "Wa'-Ji parlij-ipated in the Uli-Ui-1-t.ssflll who 1-1' I lyainst I l-rMllbiiean ; u-nio- c, 1 ie com t-i'l.i I '.';i-ao. it w.i . - at ion tfo ; t he i ' ':-.- i-omiii i' ' j. t-, . A .ni,i,i ."Pit . u'tli'l'idingviit inj 1 II 111 which -ille us : h briiojn- !t s.i'-l today r.-r- jfiv'..i ' ii .' nt ion Sa.' u rd.i v 1' I- Mid t!..- 1,0.0 jl "t 1 he :!H,iioii ,,ii:.rs. on. thi' recent refer loled. a .uppo:e.if I r plank anions other (piestioii: itei "tipositieii on i.ther planks .,,. ViiTTmll: ted on foieion. relation pa 1 1 ij ilia ru th. ' 1 nsh sit Hat ion -and .Mexican rela ,t ioiis, -.-...:' '-..'; MEDICAL SCHOOL IS GIVEN CHINA Collece at Peking Donated Ry Rockefeller Is Nearly Completed New . V oris, J.iily s.-Tlie cut in Of the- 'I'eki'nii r n'h.n . Medical I r- tabiished t hroiiui) t he. China' i.al l.oar.l. of ;the Rockefeller Y . -plant id l.".' 'H'-' Hi'it'.bt- 'ioll, ('.robabh will be ' colol let! olupleteil . I'V .laiiiiav.v 1, M'.i. ' i;. in -1 n', I i '--id ,lav ii lit of tli.- tuiinda.t ion,' staled to a i :. rl ial M-view of the work of rtio- 'foundation, d.iti'iii.u' fl'lt'.. Thiee 'of the, teaching buibiiiiiis i.f . the cj'.lcv;e were I'Ci iipieii, ill ()i tnlicr, I'.'i'd. . The (.oinieted plant will 'im-linlo the follow inir.liiiild.ings, the review stated: Liiboriitorif-s f.o ranaloiny" physiology r i rial eheniistr ;. patholom- :. biding;-: u L'Tiii beil tiiisi ital .wi'li.. pro .iims foi about .",0 -private nioins; a l;ui;o fiuf pal i i-ti ! dcpart nient , a hospit-al' adni ini--t rat ion tiuit vv'H li. .-quarters" for resident I sic i:,m:s and internes; , a. iinrM's ' lionio:'- plants which will supple water, iicat, li'li.t.. ; w, r an 1 ..-is n n .1 facility ie-iib.lli-e; "' --ie China; Medical' Hoard of the lb. i-kefi-iiei- l.'oini da' ion seeks to aid the i.-ncie.. ,,, lii, h r, ii cscnt we1i rn inedi ine iii l'iiiii;i to niakc sti :Vdv progress I n wa rd tii.-ie'nt --ili-'l. " ; e.i r ti i ll.'-"i:e I, t li i-e , ,sl anda i i ; - a lol loore-' ot --erice,' M r, i i.i.-eiii ' review priaf ions, w el e noi','.', d nri v'X I K'' i'd lio -pit als ciiudnctt.d iin.lcr iici's of. nriss'oiuary societies, the- r. v iev revised . . . t ides" f.rr ', lli.i'hb.-r of of. location, said.. Tn 1 1. -. r..l r. ! a , v w:is a-i..pt.. which pro oiieei.il rat ioii -.upon -.a. 'small le.-. !a's h l.'.c'i. bv reason stall aiidM'uiplu:eht are in irec.t V t" promote the ean.se. 1 of iru itoe.l i !-, urn. . . Nr. V incent V review sa.'ol, . concern in. r t he ant.'l t iibereiib.sis . work of t he 1 oundal ion: 'Mtnly "in Franco -and there, as a war measiii-e has the In ternational n'-altli Hoard undertaken to aid in r-uinbatinir -tiibereiilo.si'it. ' A campaign, started there in lltlj, aimed to demonstrate systematic control nietli- Vl, I rain oublic he.-ill.h nii'rses, e ate the ' iiblic to fioht tnberculo.sii and turn tiie work Over to the; French. This transfer cif responsibility lo - French eoin'miuiil ies and .ngeiieii-H has . goiie f"r ward steadily, the review n.bb'd. ':.Xhe jiersonnel in ..charge tif the disi eiisaries, i now almost wholly French." . ; V The hospital and. sanitarium facilities for the tiilierciiloiis, ;.provi.led by the American lied Cross 'during thtv war. have been "taken, over ;ind' ext ended by .niiinicipal.it ies and departments. . The central 'govern in gent;; M r, Yini'i'iit "s re pert exdaineil, . han passed ;a law on-di-r which each iiepartnieut Will bi- coin nelli'd within live voars cither to bitibl i sanitarium ot its own' or to s. ml its patients to Unit of allot her depart incut. The co-t is t.i be shared by the ei'tHral j -eeisiiin to inodify .1 he reipijire.nioiit an.l di'Jiart menial govt rnnient s. -.' I was made by Secretary l'a lie,! of the : ' .- ' ninterior ilepartiueut, after .(-oiifei i-n.-e Lively Congressional Struggle in Wisconsin I'l-'proson-i I. a froise. is.. Julv . tilt ive,.Iohn ; J. Fsch, ;chairmau of the Interstate anil Foreign (oninieree com mittee, one of the recfigni,ed ..republi can leaders, and Mean, of the Wisconsin ib legation in the lirtnse with a. record of 'twenty years of eont unions service, faces a .'hsird' light in the September primaries. His opponent for tin.' repub lican nomination" in Ihe seventh district of Wisconsin will be .1. 1. H.ck- of Viroipia, forinermeniber pf the iiidns trial eonimissioii of Wisconsin and lieu tenant of Senator Bobert M. T.nFol- lotto. ;. -. . '' .-';','. '-.-." Mr Heck is backed bv Ihe new farm er labor alliance in tiie .district having Ihe support, it is claimed, of factions iu the Societv of I'.iputv and state led erat ion of labor. Friends of ( (uigressman Ks( h re.v upon his large personal following- in the, district and the prestige which his position in Ihe hVuse oriminnii;N to win the nomination at the, September primaries-' In 10 elections, Mr. Ksch has led' til r deniocr.K.r opron'-iit bv m:i"ri ti.s raligingriNUgii as 1.1,000 and n.'vr less than 8,S00 They are small men who are 7Jdict ei to that important feeling. JH J Wreck of Passenger Train and Freight Near Means ville Last Ni-ht Macon, (.a , dole !. Ihree .were fatally injund and eiolit slili'ly hurt when a. Southern railway pas-emjir train and a fridyht, train loaded with fruit.' collided mar Mransville, near TTere- las passetiirr d u'd 4o it. Th. moor ot Ho-1 r t ra in. and his "io, I'l l ' al'l.el -tlte " Coll ... p "email is ill . Th, i ii a t engineer liuspifal. Innta. of the freight train di here t oda v. ' Ail lived BOSTON SUBURBS SHOW BIG GROWTH Hub Citv lias Annexed. Very Little Immediately Adjoining Territory .' Hostoii, .July P, -A - eotti '.ila t iiot of l:i'n iensiu, returns covering wllat is generally kimwn as Oieater, Uo-don li-ovvs that the pOUilat ion- of I'.ostoii aand its -nJiurbs )ms now readied id most exactly 1 .."d '.' H i.. Fnlik'.' niost -of t he. laroer c il it's of the country, Huston, has annexed m-i'v little of the t.-ri itorv iliuiiediatelv iidioininj and has a total area of :i. nly 17. s" .iiaie miles, a; Coin p.ired with ; sfpiare iililes in (Ir.'alcr New York:-; :S .;; , : . Tlie Huston, metmpolitan district, covering an area within :t IV .iuile radius from the state house, ji"-lu'.- L'li eit.ir' anil tnwiis 'ui addition to l'.o-t-oll ton; er. The I'.'L'o po.',ilat ion of -ill Ot t lies; except alel'f(U u lias been aiinoiinceil .an.l.-tlie total is T:!2;-vl I .--'for the . subni bs. " Wat. -M ow ii 's popiilat ion as i-'ecorded by the s'ate census (,f . lii."i was li!,.1".!,-;,. a , oai-n of . ",i; lo, -over "Itf 10, If it niade a similar caill in . the la -t five - yai's.if w-.i'ul.d now- .lia;vo" Jo,! ,"1" ii.haliitanls. Tli ; -.'.add.-il til the oiher suburbs, aii.l t o t he : 7 IT.'ill pepiilat ion of Huston , would niake . IV 'o'ui ' n' it i, r;. -.' - , The pe.rei'iitage.iif g row I h of most itt' the suburbs has been Iniich orealer iii the last :.ecade Than tlvat of Hbdon it-serf, due .cliii.'llv t o i lie fact that, a far taru. i' .iiiinibi'r. of people liose daily business is ill this city lia ve found . it Wode .agree.-ilde to es'J-ildi-sh ' V tln-iir hoiiii s oiit-i b- the i-ity limit j. 'I'he Ureal,- majority of the sUhurl.an. popu !:i1ioii is niade up of people ' . whose: work or. biisjne's is.Jji Hosion, The city of I.yniiiyi,ji population of P'.t.l-I, In Wit hill the l"r mile limit, but. is; largely olf sii,: iiortiii through' its ishoe iou'iii factnrin aa'nd Citlo-i industries and is not i hi-hided in t he, coin '-i ial io.it given above. . ; ; Chinese. Unions Seek To Join With Students Sh: ,:h- .In ne I.'-'.- I h.ina's embrv... s ai l- seek ing-. mi . :;i !h;i t,ce t ienal St ipleut body. ' ..: .r u h inns re si ill -i n a lo-bn ia l. or : . u n mi with the ii These' lnl 'ions t ate:... being iu SI 1 loose IV" v . 'I'he liisp of; IIm-ih cam.' in'o ianghai: a few niiiiit Us ago ill Voided oi ganiatioll: of co,d l'roni- warwork in I'ran, f.-i ! v:, ,i-f r.. v . rk Th. .i.ssiiciat ion, t lo- Ft: cl rii-iaus Fnion, f he I 'hina f.alior 1'iiion,, t he; China' In lum inal Workers ' I'n .!., t lo; National I n ioll of l.:-il,ui ers and- s.-er.-il other--, v. : I bgau i:-ers CI' tlosv unions iitteuipled to I;. ill (lie tirst Labor Hay celebration .in li'iia on May I , but . when i h y uii li'itonk to parade in the native .piar tor they encountered two companies of t. Ii i iies'e troojis a nd a in a chine gun 11 1 -t.ichiio-ut, ordered out .by ' lieral Ho Fiitigtini.'.. acting defense comniissioii er', h ho forbade auv form of deinonst rii" t iiin. ,' No Witness Re(uirvd at Signinjf Pension Cheeks YA'nidiiimt.jii, . .1 i!.ly;J,L-- W'i1 ni'sses of t he" i iiiiorseuieut i.f eusioii i-hecl- s wib liol bi- iecuirei iu the filture, except whole pensioners sign bv mark,' accord ing to an annoutic nien: by t lie p-.-n-iou luita'au,- - '"....; .. i . I'oiir times a; year, the 7ito,llliu peii-sioiii-rs iiew iiii the g orument roll-liave-bei'ii reil!ire,l to have two per sou ' sign the ( hecks its witnesses (if the iiidorseiueiit , a pr.i -ding that re himred t he quarterly . collect ion ot more t liall (i.OOil.ooo signatures. :. with (iflicera (if the pension, bureau t he a n lion need f nrpose toeing to ei.vi ate I rouble niiii 'innovani e to bankers I .-asniiig i ne c.iei ks, a.i w.-ii as 1 ue pen -doners. . COTTON MARKET ,N"ew York, July !. Cotton fill nn-.s opened s'ea.l.v, July, :'.s.y, October, n2.X::- Decembi'r, .l.'-'O; .Titnurirv,' 'jnji'l; M-' -oh, ::o.::.i. . . ; The cotton innrliet showed renewed irregularity at the opening today. First prices being L'." points higher on the inactive nionfh cif ... Sefdeinber and 2 points higher to S points lower on other positions. S( far as could be' learned therewere ttnly 1 or 2 July notices ami there was very little business in that. io-itioU but the eiintinned good Weath er in the south ..cause- Oct, to tiin-h .r.(!2 and I lee. ii l.li:! short v after the call or 17. fo 22 )ioints rief lower. STOCK MARKET New ork, Jitlv !.- (iaius of 1 to 2 points iii such widely different, issues as Sfroiiib ig ('ntluirotor. Mannati su gar, and In.ernutioiial-paner leunted the further nrtiwtv of ponlsi and relat ed irotessional interest at the opening of tn.lav s stock market. Favorites of the steels, foinpincnts oils ,in. iiio'or groups trailed along nt fractional ad vnnees with some of the prominent railH and shippings. Preliminary changes on London were slightly reactionary. ISSUES CALL FOR LEAGUE ASSEMBLY JMex-tifl-4rtague of Nations Assembly be Held in Ge neva or Brussels TO MEET IN NOVEMHER I),.,,,,,, imt-VVi eim At Thi- - i veoil. ill M iiinii a T. . , , lime rrepannu; a can jjur. Meeting of the Assembly to Consider Matters of National Moment. Wasliinglnitj Jul The- ca W'.Non 1 .'t(, b. .ned b." I.'residciit W .Noil till- tii first Ion si moo! ing of tin- a---, inbl v of : I In c ofiiatinlis in . .Niiviiiibcv is. iiov in prepai-il ion. it tea's -aid ; today at ihe stab- department aiiil wiH be is-.ii.-il "ii a shoit t ime., it.is u in i e-.t st mill t li :i t the. inceteiiig w ill be .hel. I; .either . ilt ( ienj;iiicHri.issi'ls; LEHMAN RETIRES TO GOTOFARMING CJeneral "S'ei-retary of Chris tian Endeavor Movement Quits Office . New; Orleans, July 'J. -Kail , Help maun, nationally known because of his work during: t he .-.'t ' -dozen veai s ill t he ijltcio-J of the;: i. iislla.li liiid.-axor iuo ciiieiit , a nd. i'o:: The last li ( yea r general '-secretary' of the. ,o-gani..-i!i.m ill . the soiithern slates, retired- today, aiiiiiiiini-ing his inTclilioii ill t-iki'ug iip farming in Lake t'oiinty,- Florida, .'and i--i. t iiig . i n. the - work , of an agrii-itl lillVll Sclrolll at Molltvel'de.,-Mr. I.eh i ii :i ii li ' - li.ii.-il oi'liciai act was to r-ilder ,. t he 'nil t-oii t li clirisl iau endeavor con: i i-nliop in -i-siiiH here, hi- re; brt en he live yea f - i m pa ign I oi .--In i-i iaiv e.n leaver org-r.ni,'al inii ia tho suii'b, '" .. M'iic i;ei(rt .shiiw.-ii tin oiganiat.ion luring I ha't' p;eriiid 'of -.."bli -iiew', s.v-: ie't'ies . ill' the , I J.. so.llt llel 11 ,-tates will .'."iii.iiiiii yi.-iing ieiipl(' aibb-d lo the"roll ill.!, tiie .estiitili-hment Of. ii seeljoii.-ib orgaliial ion, iierto.lica I. , it.iiee iieni t ;i r ii s'- Ii .- . boon emphivoil fur work ,in the sou! li a ml A liold .sei-retyry for the endeavor societies in Chiiin.. the ut hern young pel); Ie support ing tli.-ni on a bu.lgct of SiS.iiiiil. . I lie socn-i ies. jilii'iii"11' l,:lv" ' nil t ri liu t i'd .f'-lT.-IJ "TT'iHuiiiiTaTiiinal missions In the nth. . V ( 'haiics I V Kvahs,; of f.o x ing- on, K,v.. expecleil to succeed r la venue as general soei'et.'iry . (lining iiie nexi year. I'he eiiij'hn iiiont 01 additional held sec letaaries al-o was expected, l.aw.rinc .L. l.iltle having bioii sclecteU tor wi-rk in .Ke.ntiickv and T . lines o-e, Frank I'. Wil-oir ' for . Virginia :id. North 'aro. tin a : anil Sainuei .. I 'enbv: for Sunt h iiolina,: tliiit gia,: i-'nrida; a and Ala una. ' ; . ' Mexican Papers Report Discoveries of i raud ; Mexico I 'ifv, Jul x' in ee t he f a king "ve nicnt bv the., dc fact I he iiewsp'a pel's el 1 1 published . rep. .rt- .i.f, coverelil in the " t'elle ; ' I ',-i n:i ilia "'. Is. t ho cli; l er.n for defah-at ion ' ' 1 'a iiamas ". ;il ! ribul e 'iciac-: riin uniler seVci i'uti.ls . from the n '.'!.- A!, intei val r of the govern n ailin inisl ral ion. i...i:.ajincl li :i H; "' Fit o 'i inn s " d is nrl ' ilepart nieul s. ii itaiile .jonrna 1 ist . Feiv of th.--i to l.'a rfan'ii' ol i ligiiiei-'. .ilional railways ire declared to. have been -.'used, for iro.agaliila, hi. support of the i-andi d:p-y of Vgaeio' tSiiliilla-l far the presi I y. None of the papers, however. lias mentioned who might have protife.l front t he i'rocee'1 i ijf I lie 'Ml'lleged. frallils ti' re! iring . '111.1 burning .ilepre. ialcd pa ner . eiirroucAw Tiie latest ' 'I'aiVaina,'.' i:epetT::J. lo ha".'- Ini'.ii. i.e.isuiy d.-ya rt meiil-.,' involve frrom $ii,oini,o t ii. have - re-suited f ncn -i lit st amps in l'.'l.": liscovi.'l'eil iu the i est iiinl ed t'i HI- iesos up. anil HI jssVie i f rev f City Editor Pressed Harding Into Service Hoone, la., -1 nly of Warren (I. ilni has i-eralleil IhSI; 111 ,i iiblish one j The li; for iminat ion pre--'olen! ,. (ine tun .ac Of the iped none News Kepllbli.-.'HI wlieil he Was lielltel ant governor of Ohioi Senator ' -llaiiliiig was scheduled ti o.ak.. a speech in I'.-'oii'. While wail ing for the hour he v ent, to f lie m-vvs paper i.ffice and s-,, i t tie- city editor ' M v 'inline 's Ihiri.'iiii' " Jle - evplaiiiod he ow ned a. ne wspa p. ) II nil e n jo v i d bi iiig aroiiiiil the otie-o , He wis .tishe if . he had ii coiiv of his, siio. -.-li and when hi' sa'nl he did not have, it w suggested he could ine a tviicwriter and. make an abstrait. .Senator Hard ing did. lie IJo-n :i-M'- ." I theie any t hing else I can du !"" .."..; A handful of proni's was shoved . ti hiio aiol thi- presidential nominee r. ad and corrected f hem.' He reinnijied in the oflico Hie gneiiei pari of hi; -la, in Hoone, iiaiid v.hi'ii he left, With copy of tlm paper lie helj.ed p.ibli-1 ri'iujirked, "See r.i.i again, maylie.''' New Proposals in the Car Shortage Washington, July '.h- Now emergency orders lo relieve. car . shortage wor liroposed to t he Interstate Conine rce I'oniiiiission . bv glass manufaetiirers iu iliistriiils and prodiii'ers, builting ami highway eotif ractors as siibstituteK for the commission nider reipiiring that i preference be giycn coal miners vast of the inissis.iippi 111 fhe assigiinient ot open top cars. In general thev pro use the nllocation of the cars 111 pro portion lo a firm's "ability to make. shipments, ESCAPED CONVICT IS BACK INTHE TOILS Four Other Cases in the City Court This Morning All' Minor Offenses Charlie 1 rule for th,- '.nmiT-'uiday bio light.' lie jil-t ic.e spol :i- leceiitl' -1 ' -is en- claimed mornine- session the steller of tin- city iiid was t lie- one nt ly.' afori sa' (dlender flll.e 'the i.l Charlie V bv the 'ahd for i'llli'lll'l- e ill jus .! proin Hi "lit. TI take int., of I or in- n-lo.l iii a . !::il . earned a road . whi ,- , In the in his pi cm i ii in.! ;d ie iiileies; aip 'irned Hint h I i-kii i t ju- run. ; his- sentellc no.nlh- oil thi 1. moll! ii- !o be o, finish of : th ; when li." "nad -i on men ( ia nd it : w a s-, J, iiid siiiuma riiy ib jia 1 1- d i 1 1 -r i .,; ,1 dWi . i . i u p 1 1 !' i u . Hid he Was gi ('II .thrt-e o-i-iilluf , ! lie ('lit i i'e '. (.'A'el nine ..pefa! i e. iipori . ! h el in I h:it he w .'is .. r.v in cs.oipe. . , -;,-. - '.. Hiiiiii was 'chai gd with reckless ving ,'iiid daiuagt- to the niule nf .1. ' Yanderforil,. He was fonml guilt y the chaige and liio'd .f2.i. n'u the pa nt of. which he (lisseniii,! aiid an ap il was noted and-his Ii.hiiI lixed at foil f.-r ;i lieai ing ill Superior Court.. C, H. Lang toil, upee.liiig, ten dollars. Ora ha m Sloan, ditto. 1. O, 'J '.art hoioin.i'M , 'running without ghls, cxjila nal ion accepteil and judg I' ll I u-.pi tided. ' SHELLSHOCKED MEN OPERATING FARMS Vocational Training Makes Maimed Fighters Into Excellent Farmers Ni.mV : York-, J'uly :' '. : - A '. iniinbi-r ' of -!. -t : lit lb- "farms operate,), by vet i-aiis of the Wot 1-1 'war vlio have re (i ei:ei. .f roni . ' she 1 1 shoe k , ' ga - or i"(iu.l-, now. dot th.' states of New1 lerseV, ( 'oiihecf n-ii! ami New York. The ow ners of tln.se - t a i uis,. nio-1 of iilclll gfeidllfetes trt -ttiTfTvow Vnrfc SI at n chool of Agii'-iilture at Fariiiiiigdale, Ij, I ,' have boi-ii rehabilitated " and now nink'liig good' as finel pro inci-rs with the sanie enlliusia -in .that look lhi-in "mr the top in I ranee. 'I'll (' transformation of liiost dl' these rile r . sojdii-rs w lto selected fanning from finoiiig-1 he sub jects offered bv tin1 Federal Hoard for Vocational Training many; eaten has been a complete me- t a iiioi phosi - of . railroad tirakenian, pluiiibet-K, poiicenieii, niochaiiii-n.-wiil Ut- rcrs," )ne rei-i-nt graduate of the sen, ,o was a Partem! er before the war t horoughlv up tii- wo! f od:i v he owns a tale i bi. e neai- Toms According to A. A. f !,, seho.il,. then- l.'ivcr. N. J. Johiitou, director were 7" federal Jniie an la num board liieii enrolled in ber,."!'. fhee luive -it!(V gradual ed. ; I i lohiiMOi was lavish in his praise ,-i..r f -ivliii! .:! hi' sdlilier farmers are iic.-iini plishing, ..declaring thai, hot only were iliiv doing i heir full sha i e. iii t ne ecu crri'-; program of their coiintrv, but in. a goojl many .cases, con-iderabiv; iiMrre; I lia ii oilier-, less nanuii .rppcu. ov ,v -1 1 1 1 1 1 s , .' -' He. said they -were about .iiialii divided. a- farm tractor mech inics; general farmers, poullrv raisers , ml hog breeders. . -V Archie. A. Stone, former .member of he Mlniiosotn legislature, who is in haigc o I i!ie,..w.iudi for the govern ment, n-trd -hies stinlied -the results ot llii- 'farm vo.-alioiial I raining plan, ;ii.l that iris producing results of a def nite .ind permanent character,- . The tiideiits-mav -have both Iheorv and practice at harniiiigilale -hio ila.ys m th ear. '..'. Michael l.c.ldy, who. lost an nriii a! 'hiitcaii-Thii't rv , is specializing in .with one. hand and es as t raighf a fur a -oM- t wo handed 1 1 act or work :i ml l ' -tee 1 k, drii row , i! is. said, tariti l,mv. -.- : A year .ago Charie- Ixupinski, iinolh cr crippled soldier, lia. I never ridden- in a Inn! ii r 'ear. . 1o.-cnl ly, a. cording i to I i i-o(t fir Johnson, he repaired a er.-p-k .d i vliiiili'r y.i a. h.eavv. farm traelor a! a" saying -of nearly f JilH to the school. Oilier soldier graduates of .Farming da to, who are opera! ing farms are Harry F. ''Cruise- at lloibioi'.k, I,. I.; Ellison Si Siuilii,. New: Canaan, !'.'onil.; lOlim-r F. Start , Wellcrsbiirg, I'n.; Austin A. -.illiviin, lioiikoiikom.a, I.', I.," and a number", of i.ther- - within .50 miles of New- N ork. Honor Memory of Major (Jen. Gorgas ; London, July !. lloinage notable in the liistury of th,: ancient, cathedral was "pn'nid In the ineioory of .Major (ieneral Willliini V. (lorgas. in St. I Mil Is il noon today ..when the fiirneral ser ices .for 'the former surgeon general of Hie Anierican; army were held. With the American and British .Hags . ;i " Alexander hii-pital .--.floating at half mast aiiail a, battery of dislant .guns booming 1.hi 'thirteen gun salute of a major gi'iieriil the long .cortege begun its slow inarch from, the hospital -lo. the ..-,-i! lieilral a! II o 'clock. The military c-"ort was composed of the Koeoi(l greiindes nand it i slaJT luoiinted oil black horses; three ' squadrons of the life 'guard, a batallion of : the cold striM 111 L-.inrd naiid a batalliini ol tin Irish--guard; This military contiticent led the procession 1 eohipa niuieiit of tho -tre.-iin gaarj. a tho muwlfeit nc band of the coal Expect Spa Conference Will Effect Compromise Spa, Belgium, (By the Associated Press 1 A compromise with Germany on tune to be allowed her for disarma ment fixing the period at ix months looks to lie the probable outcome to day of the conference of the Hermans' with the allied delegations. The Oor mans a-dked for fifteen months.. ASKS BIDS FOR SOUTH A R TE New York to Atlanta Mail -Route be Established in November TO HE A DAILY SERVICE Distance Slightly in Excess of Eight Hundred Miles and Calls be Made at Ral eigh, Columbia and Wash ington. Wa si ington;- Juiy '.I, erat bin I'm . m ;iii i r n Hi, Is fr tin ail service from by Witsh iiiglon, Were c.ple i f Of I N . w; ' Vmii' In Aiiaiita b'al.igh i.itid Coluiiibia ! nda v b v t he po-t o'lli'.-e i-r ice is c pe. t.'.l id tier. I 'll h.; Tin ili- talo-e p:i i t men! The I tiegllp .NoVelli' is ripproxiiiutte out iacl s call, for Iv s ,'i -miles and. 'II nf 4.-n--t :;oii ioniol I rips ..!' mail bei nl lil.oini.f solo parlnre of tin ..-r annum, ig the trip biie provid I .oil! load. I Oil I'he i n for I he. mil il plan. fr.ofl lays .f.'iii.ii l'r..p Sept. I N N OI K cxi'i'l't Moio lavs, and ol iday s, A , bond of d of thi' ." cent r t, reeeive.l Hi to noiii'i tollowing h u i is re. pi in .sals will lie jiiber l.'i. ; SEES A GREAT DAY AHEAD U.S. MARINES Council of Seamens Union Sees Quick Growth of American Marine N. V I lit rk, Inly 0. The A inei ican .hi uiainie is last bei-oniiiig the nd thi- Hoist ellicieiit in the iu--e it has uiade 'seamen free greatest world be. Simon Itlakc the Seamen ' Axfell, chief counsel of Fniou of America, lie- cla red here ' mlay in. reply to thei at tack beiiio made on the American, pol icy;. ami his nct.'ivilies liy the shin own er delcgafes .iii the International Sea men's eiinfei eiiee iff fleiion. British, H.elgiail and 'other foreign (ihip 'owner", he a-serte.l are making every effort, to iinllify tin- seamen act because it, ei'ini pels I he pa vino nt of A merican Wllgrii, ho declared.; ''.-.'. :,-; ; Itiitish seauien are deserting in large numbers to A uierican vessel because wi' ieiv a h igher .ratt, he adiled. For eign sunn which" arrived here cannot get hclji ' to s;i il unless they pay the same wn"p a. the American competi tors.. That is what is nuikihg the 'Am 1 a 1 1 marine. American Club to Huy Home in Buenos Aires Hiii'tiiis .Vires. Juno 15.- -1 lie Aineri "or club here of in tirly: itoO in nibefii is I ry iiig t o .lease or buy a home in order lo fulfil a long 1'clf want for nn A in ei .'.in s,,, i.ft cenli'r in Ihe Argeiitine capi.t.-il. Then' arc'a iiiiiiili.r of Fug. lish (-iubs tii which sonle Americans be long, but t.lu're: is no place- where Am i erica ii s ca n gel 1 loget her and ' 'I alk ! freely" as oil,- of thf- promoters put it. I Ihe board ot . governors point out (that -.if it is tn In', a real A nieriean .club it must be .''the best' which means a good .leal dii't'liis city of fashioiiable c'nbs, among -thi'iii a luxurious (ier in it it club. The , .organization has a "nest egg" of L'O.OIIU to begin Willi. Tr'lr is proposed lo admit women ..to privileges a nd mnki' 'the elub.il center of nil American patriotic lid ivitien. Ihe Aliierican club at present holds a vccklv lunch, on at a hotel when I he meiiibers listen to addresses, bv promt in-lit. visitor or Argentines. Merchant Marine Is Toylnvokc Old Law -Washington, .luVv -ft -Operations of the --merchant' marine 'act will bring into force , the sections , of the .Underwood tariff law of lill.i imposing a d scrim ina.tory duty of 5 per cent -oil goods en tering the 1 nited States 111 foreign bo! I ems in the ii pi 11 ion of foreign dip-' louiats who have studied the new ship ping bill.. Application i.f this section of the I nib rwood act was -nspended by 11 de cision of thi' -supreme ('ourt jn 1017 be cause the ip.t provided that the djs criiiina1 ory duty . shouhl not. apply if i n.-onllict with any reserved -treaty right. Ihe court held that thi' section was in (iinllict with the provision of the fri-alv of 1M5 between Ihe United Stag's ; and (ireat Britain. This treaty along - wi!h similar treaties with a score of other countries must be abrogated inoler the merchant, marine law which authorizes and dirolcs the furtherance within HO days after t.Hc shipping law becomes effective to givejiotii'e til the veveral .gnverniiient respectively par ties or cou.veiitioris-that so 'much more i t .which as imposes any such TeM no tion on the I n 1 1 oil States -will termin ate on expiration of such n period for the giving of such notice of such treaties or ('(inventions. In the case of the British treaty one year's notice t necessary mid conse- uiicntlv 110 discriminatory' duty can be imposed 011 goods entering the United Stales in Bnti-h vessels until the ex piration of that time. Senate Probe Is Begun In St. Louis St. Loins. Julv 0. The senate com mittee investigating Campaign expendi tures transfixing the scene of its activities; to Ht. Louis today launch ed nn inquiry into the cagipnign of At torney Goners! A. Mitchell Palmer, who was .a candidate for the democratic presidential nomination. LEAGUE MOGULS END MEETING Change of Schedule is Not Possible-Other Matters Taken Up ; WAIVER IS APPROVED Barbecue and Luncheon are the Entertainment Fea tures of the Local Club in Honor of First Visit'' of the Directors. Being liopelexsiy eliange of schedule fi .season, the Virginia deadlocked -on a r the second half league dirertorj adjourned .shortly before midnight last, night w ill-h;i ilutiment untouelied, but with innch other liiminesn for th league 's good being diHj.osed oTT' ijaatf in.ti n -i, iii n. u- iiciu III (Ur !Rr" bus nt the Sagainore (dub and Tvere th sei'oiol session of the culled meeting, bv I'reinleiit Bradley of Kichuioml. Inclniled among prominent jtemn of busiiiesii ibspo.cd of during the after noon vesterilav nnnd last night, was the adoption of a waiver rule. In the irgiuia league, .vherebv baseball tal- efil now in Ihe circuit will not be given opportunity to revert to othor league " until all of the clubs in the league have tin opportunity of securing thi talent. It i ex,'ctpir that siieJi a rule wilt- Nerve, to -strengthen the Virginia league. . . I Mi.- salary limit proposition and thf rule now- governing the number of plovers carried bv each club promoted a lengthv iliscusmon and it was finally decided that 1'resident Bradley ihould. 1... '. .. . .1 .10I...I ... U I...-. of the long-no's constitution and by laws an affecting this subject. 1 he directors yesterday upon their . arrival were the guests of the local 'iianageiiierit at a several eourM -luncheon served in the private dining , room of the Bland csfo. Kotlowfng the noon dav meal chnirR were piuhed baek -aand the directors .plunged into" a busi ness session ,ad ourrning a few u.iuute before the hour for the starting of the ' ball, game between WitTolk and Hoeky Mount. I liev watched the Tur Heola defeat the Tigers in a 3 to 0 game. following the brill garro they were liik. n into autoinobiles for a ride over the ntv -and the neighboring jjtouBtry, . atler which they were guests wiJivthe Iju iUud.-dirai'.Urt jit Vnrlwcue iiij," .er at the riverside farm of Mr. Z. f--l.iiltucki Returning to the city short! after 7 o'clock tlm final busincta sion of the dav we s concluded In th parlors of the SagRnioro (Hub.- s I he following were In attendance: I'ri.Hidint Bradlev. of Uichtnnnd: VicB li l'n'ident W. 8. Moye, of Rotkr Mount; ('. M .Barry, of Norfolk; H. P. I'awsoii, df Portsmouth; G. B. Barnes. .f Newport News; W. ft. Renman, of Snflolk; I,. L. Kidd, of I'ctersburrg; H. , ilson.. of Richmond; President Joe f.ngles, Ihreclor Homer Anderson mind C B. West, Of the Wilson elub , . old J. L. Home Jr., who was Ihe off!- I - - i.ir ar jicviq, , Russian Prisoners In France Expatriated ! Bans June 23, Tho last prisoners of war in French hands being re'mn.ints f the Russian expeditionary force that 'aiidcd at Marseilles, acclaimed bv en thusiastic throngs, in 1917, are being ex pat nn t-d as fast lis the low prog ress of negotiations with the Holsheviki iv 1 1 1 allow. .'About fi.OfiO of them romained intern ed after nil other prisoners, including the Hermans, had been sent home, firming as allies and participating in some, of the fierce fighting along the Aisue, the Russians were deeply im pressed hv the revolution in their coun try; discipline suffered until finally re volt and mutiny broke out in the ranks, renuiring severe measures. The contingent never again partici pated in 'military, operations.' The nvn were used for ft time in road repair ing but the results were unsatisfactory. Ihev are being exchanged for French soldiers taken bv Ihe soviet forces on the Archangel front. Borrow Huge Sums to Build Kingston Harbor Kingston, Jamaica, July 8.- The Ja maica government Is planning to bor row in London 1.1,000,01)0 in order to make the port of Kingston a first class one bv deepening of the channel to the piers and other improvement. It ia proposed to extend the railway to the wharves, to construct additional piers, erect n big drv dock and a wireless station and estnhlish an oil and coal ing depot for shins. One purpose of tins program is to make Kingston a port I of call for vessels panting throngh the I'annmn Canal. Member of tho legis lature assert that Kingston should be, as well -equipped as Cristobal 'the At--l.iiitie entrance to the Panama Canal. Churches Are Given Back to Congregation Afexico City. July 9.--A. number of churches in Oundala.iars, taken over bv the government In 1915. and withheld from the Catholic clergy since that time under the provisions of the con stitution, have been reforned to their congreentions by otder of President de la Huerta, According to El Heraldo do Mexico, tho return of the Guadala jara chiirTchGs is the nrtt sten in ihe president's program to turn back all chnrehes throughout Mexico which have been closed by governmental or der. The dlosed ehnrch Issue has been a vibrant one for years in Gun-! ' ; 1 i, a notably religious city, y V ":'
The Evening Telegram (Rocky Mount, N.C.)
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