7
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
THE WEATHER
Showers Today and
Saturday :
"ROCKY MOUNT
LEADS THE WAY
EVERY DAY"
VOL.' XIV. NO. 'MO.
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. FRIDAY AFTERNOON,.. AUGUST , 1920.
PRICE 5 CENTS
REVISION OF CITY
WICLMNSMME
BY THE ALDERMEN
Report of Special Commit-
i tee Is Adopted Alter.
Slight Changes
BOTH SINKS OF MAIN
STREET ARE ONE WAY
Parking .Laws (Mian ml So
as to Require All Cars to
Pail-. Paiallel to Ciub
Entire Rusii-h-ss Section ol
City AH ei Uil
Each h'hIc of
one-w-a v si i eetf
jiuralli-l- to tlii'
SlUtl'll :' W bill.
-Other chaiijes
gtMtl'd 1 1 ii t In
Main
ill enl
liiili
1 1 in
S I IT I V ill I'l
iiiiivt" J"- iiark
,'l ll'l Ull ll in
ib;
il l .;
l
niliiielaiiiM
lliiVt
t lie i-it y
i.l al.hr
W'itl'i l!..
a! !.-
, to I'M
I'l, lull' inn"'
by 'l 1'ie ;ht
were a 1 1 j t ed
nit'iit . lust nig
ii't
lijjlit in J i li r .-i 1 1
mm
,. vi-r
lliiiiiiliiecil
mti nlit.n
.1
ago: w hen
Submitted,
appoinlel.:
inn. i Her. v ii irn
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Hi
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i::.!.' ' euli'li! iyf
rl i'i'iiluiiieihlal iuita
i . ,-i ll".- e.lv
In
in ws r
; IllUki!
i tnall.
thinoiighly. si
which would
tr.itllo i-i i i u a a.--. .
. Oil in-'-iiuiit ! tin' i. .ii
the ti ufui- ir.iliUm ha.-. Im'-:ii
el
rfiW of fifi.v board ;ti'i' . :i
years, and the cinie.ii njn '
gri'All WolSe with tin' , ii!'1
liuiiil.er ut' 'autoiiiobi!, at'-.
n rti ii J . r
lias -.i'.
it. t hi
. Espedaiiy un .S:, I, it day-
, almost uopa-sable n' ai- "in
- 1111"'' "!' ' '''' in'i'i bnv-i'urrMhci-uHso
-' ( -the 'iii.-t.'-iji
'lat-ii. ;'';' H'-alii Mi;iM dr.'.-
.I. l.li.
nres aliiitiKI In' 'tak
- tl -t'icc.ial. cri'u.iiilt
tii.H a"'l make. M;
1 l.-.i.i. "'' - I li!' '.
,;Kllt Sllb.n.ttl d ta'
i.i..-t.'.! mi.'! iiiii-i :.
until- Hit U' x ' a,'
tin
licfnie it nit 1m;
the law'; rami a
.OUilldUe?-.'jlA '
di.-iinlicr nf ''nils
The revision of ll
iu'.. cued wit li-iii
f-
1 Mi
if at .
al-w;
u ii i . h
;A1 J'i'V
.' .'11
I Ma;
lie
makes the f i.llow U,g
. That ilie '-: l
1"
si tit
. I.i
from Thomas- tu ; llamin
Used for sunt hl.iiiiiiu! ! ra !
ii. I -i
Ii.- ..Hi
t: Mai
hi..:.,-
I r:i't ii.
pV,. a v .- iiu..
;' That lh'- iiisf .. sine i
from -.Marigold s-i'-'-! I"
"be used for imrt hhi.und
That vehicles may I'.;
touth side' "f i-lern
curlj only pointed 'i-a-l
That en II. a' !
lie ).arh''-i i.n lu' '.v.'''
S"l!!l.
." Thai -. ell' So riM-i n,v
i'hiii'-li us I M a hi. "'' n ' I
lie' i-aih.-.l "i. i: '
.;! lie
: I lie
gtreet, lii'liili 'l
"be lyi mil t '-'i '
:in
.1 .Mi'
tn i I i '
of : In.lilini;
That m
' '(iasl l.iiii
. (Main . sMe
Jil'iil'ess nl
l' Vl lil'l' I' . HI; i
nliil' iililoa-iln'. .'
j.rr r. .n. ..e"- -V
rei-l ,' !".'! .'.' "
Is ' i'.-i '! - ' '.' I''
: liiii'lnii .ail r .in.il
II a iiiiM'ii.l - ' ' 1 '
That 'in
.1 iili an 1
Mam l '" )-, -v.
Vie tut i keil on
inn I It
i'le
T tin
street, ioin'i"l .vses,!::
Blile, liel ween Klni 'i
I'llllli'll street .' I,illite.l
ti he l.iar.ke.l nil we
111,'
lute
-I.
s
. M .-
ntrcet liotweeii ,N:i-h
kl i m'l.s. nr en t he son! I
II .
,1
II
iliiiiul street Tietween Mail'
I'lornla , avenue, exee.t.
M'llli'Ii s sKi)i'IIIJj; In lece
tfharwe inissenj-ers nr' lieiy;
-l i
.1
'".-. 'I ha I on Main sir. I.
Thomas .street ' to. Nash si
n-Ti'v lie trill I ke, on I he V
;.l
I run
l.le
to the enrli iiiii'or soiil 'i.
- Vlnin ylTi-et. 'esl finl" tn-i'
Street tu HammoH'l, ears hiay j
asl side only, I'oinli I . s'liiili.
That tin; Mam street , east, .si.l
M a r i ii 1 ii y s t r e e t . t o T h ii n i a s
vfhieli'S ..ma v !' nirke,l on l!
Siile, next tu: eurli, oii.t- .! umt
That on TaiTioin .streel, fioii
aili mi
fn
in Mum
to AVllsllillgli'll sTeel, V In
parkeil mi norili sole oiu
west.
That on iishiiiKlnir Htrei
Thniiiim In Hill slieel. vehi
may Jn
i,.fni'e.l , Ii'1
es ma v
. Jje I'flrkeil on ' t!it si'le
iinrl li .
inlv,
(uiinteii
Tim! no liarkinc shall In" iillowe,!
Within twenty fieri of any lire yiug
Thut ull vehicles imisl . park ,aral
to the cm b ainl .nut more ihan six
-Inelma f rinii " eurl). niir elusi-.r'. than
throp feet to another vehii'le,
ejiaee t lie (lem'iiiilel liywhit
on the streets.
this
line
That no tiunsfere nr vehicles for
liire shall nark mi either sole nl Main
StrVct between ("u!il Line an I Hani
"aiioiiil streets or either suit ol Hani
tmnnd strfct In'tween Main street- inn
' Klnriilii avenue, hut must icirk on the
'fast h'mIi' of Main street lietween I oust
Xine and Nnsh streets. Vehicles olln
'than trtinstels m.av park on Ihe e
wl,, fiiin Mlnet Itelween I nasi fosne
uriH llm (I Streets, lull I here 'sha II
,ie no parking on the south side o
Hammond street lietween Main an
'loriila avpniie.
That llainmiin.l street from Main t
riiureh street shall he used for west
(bound traffic only.
'. After ado'it in g these temporary rec
nmnieiulations of the spccial-cominilti'i1
rt.hn hnnril adoiitPil the iierninnent rec
omendations a8 amended nd provid
ini? that arranffcmnnta be made by
mutual consent of the parties, if possi
-'tie, to have the Atlantic Oiast Line
rllwav remove the present spur traek
(en Main gtreet north of Nash street
'and that Main street on the west side
of the railroad be paved to within
ten feet of the center of the!mftin
Railroad tnii. ;
ALDERMEN ADOPT EXTENSIVE
CITY IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM
Recommendations of Special Committee Entailing: Expenditure of
$800,000 For Street Paving and Sewer Extension
Adopted at Meeting Last Night
Miiiieii;i)'' impi nv elneiita I'iil.iilini; an
I'stillialeil l'N.en.l i ! Ilrij nf ' ; i-Mlll,llll!l
i'.i.r.. I'.av ura lily i.le. I iiinn a I the n-ii
l.ar. M'ssu.ii' ul' Hie l.i'iaiil i.j' alilernien
last iliylit, Minn the. seial eiiniinil
ti-e - , '.i i", iiinsli ,. a ..i'inl'i', lo ma ke
rei i.llinieiiil.'i! ir.ns 1'.
ami .sewer eNli'ii-iii
leil its ilelajleil I'l
weeks ,.( .-a:. Ull
ii- a l reel
n 'I'l-nn'rain
nliinit
'1'iirt
il'ler si'-ir.'l!
i vest ii:al inn. The
it , however. Unci
will I..- :.:',,!, to
rtaki' t he ivni U ;n
ar.l has j.1 ;1 1 , 1)
I'lnj't li.li ul 1 in
l-ej.i
w-e,,s
'.nil',
'i.' In
ii "1 mean II
ssiie- lieinls
'in:e-, "..'tr"ili:
elf ; i,ii ,1 ,,',,
at
en'. I
as . le-'iii'
laviiraliio i.i
In'. ii'il'jraiii as mi ! I iin-,1
on ! 1 1 in
I'lji.'-ts
that the
m ) "', i an lit
,-i.l. en u Im-ii I
will l.e limit r
'..illilitiuns . ;i!l
ll
a-a i i a lit .i(. ' ,
. As siil.mitt'i'-l 1.y t he i'..irhini.;-ei
;l' j. ('..! ,;. . lie . Ih.i'. ' liiiar.i, t he '-'r.
ain.l
i-1 1 i n -i
nl i
s, 1..'
i'l. II
Sllrh
men .la! mil - ia-ii me I hat an
latelv 71 i' hiili's t, n.ii,ial-.
ai.l iif .tlii- eirv ainiio vvilh lln
Ii-.ii-tiun nf , -l.-irni. seV',ers ' an.l
tlier' u'ritiaii'-iit - i in j.iiA-eine lit as
lilllt l.r lie- i-sal-V. ' The edlliinit te.
ike'H is'-V. c'eenlii liii'lllTj -. ! ha! the sll'i-i'ls
i''-. -tj -ii I .'iji-a . llalle in!,, 'ainl '(,i.if n!'
hi-"i-i! v i!iv.-i li rst - ainl 1'tiii ea I'l i-i
ha I. ; w heiie v. r' a' n.ii .iy.riU el' 1 1n- ''n..'
i ! v : uw iiei.- i in an v '-i ri i-t ' . wii liin .1 In;
it e Liiliil s ask f ur ay.'ui..r' that .' it hi-
.'l! ... II en 1 i.-ilni- 1 itiii- a 11 1 rull.l;
e':ii- uj.iili W.ii i., h ! Ii.- niii in. :i il el i.s' -ei'.
.a .-1. .; p.. .ii.l-; !.. t in i-yliaii nl' i;,-,uiiiiiii
'."'. .-.ski il ii.'r .lJii--5j.rocr.ini, The i iilln
'e ;-;...i-ail''..i,l' th.i ..r: rata" sliai-,.- n
FOREIGNERS ARE I
ATTACKED BY IE
ive lVrsnns Killed n
! ii'i-ee Uintinu- ai Illinois:
M own estenlav
QUIET: RE1CNS T()1)A
''nvi'ign Fh-'nicnt
All Direi'Uons
Flees- it
as Mol
Splits Into Seetions Mill
tia 'tii"s P(hLi t
Handle Siuumon.
-I l-'i-i uk f.
;vl'i
of 1,.
l-iri n.-.l ... i H
i-ki .1 ' ;n I ho
a. -i
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At
up w itii t Jronr.
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leieilers
AMATEUR CREW ON
ATLANTIC VOYAGF
Mot rloat. Publisher Leave;-
011 Extensive Cruise in
Small Yaeht .
uk,
.William 'a-li
irlinat '' loililishei
tun Nut.liiii.f
f ('.oai'lihuist
aife.l I'lom N
Y iilii.ou ' ' f
noil
I.-. 1 u ho rc.-i llt.ly (I.
i Voik al...af. his ket. 1
w ho
ik aim:
,.-s. K
ini, .touk
lil.'l's. , '
with hi in
4a-V of aniato
I'y pjioon ' i
a low yacht built a!
ut' . Or:-.-Alexander lira
i.lileik. Cape, lin-liit
ut iti, ( 'a nada, 1 1 i.m tie
he- halirjl-'iliil'li'
.in' Holt, I
la h i. N" a Sou
ilfliv tc- llliain
Alkin. She is all
l.oain nl' ! I feet am
t enil t w ith a
inxiliarv pi
.re.t f.
uilv
in e:
ill calm v eat I.i r.
I'he ..row consists of Nil 1 1 ii ii :'. f . ' A
Baldwin, the head' .if I 'r. .Hrll s labo
ratiiries; ".Inn I i r-. 1 1 . Ifai'iwin
ri);lil liainl lii.tii, and Ouv Mathesun.
w hti ioiiir-.t On i.'.a ii:idi:in iixpi'ilil i"u:ii y
irce as a priv.-ile and came back, an
iiiiu I'libniel with On, ilist iiu t ion, it
is said, of vvinuinu. every military- deoo
ration within- tin irift." of t In l'.rilL"h
nation rxcept the V . I '. .
The yacht will sail-approximately Hie
urse lakeii by . A'.oork, and Kinw n in
their . famous , nirplane vovaoe Ironi
Xenfoiindlaud tu the Hritish islands..
This.is far north where 'there is plenty
of wind liini usual! v plenty of sea with
t. 'Mr.'- Ni.lttinj exprcfeil In arriviL 111
'owes iu time In .at lend Ihe races for
the Hriti-li 1 nternal lunal . rrupliy, fur
which mi American te.nn nf three
boats has clia Hoiii'i'il -and wliich will
ike place slai'liiig. Aur-usl . Hi.. Later
the "Tvplioon will criiisp about the
l'.ritish Isles, then down the rVe.nrli
coast .into -the Mediterranean.: Hetnre
snow Ilies the liarty will sail for the
I'll il oil StatrM. via the -'Southern
course, stopping at the Azores and Ber
muda. Volstead Act Counts
, Nothing in Baltimore
Paltwiiore Auf. 5. State's Attorney
flPiieral Armstroiiiz has ruled that the
police of Baltimore City do not possess
the power to make arrest lor viola
.ion of the Volstead act,"
l.e l.urne he Ihe city ; ainl 1 lie. .rOnrl y
iiuners jn" 1 lie ex.i 11 i.t the :
win k Will ' In' wiii-lii'il -rnil ' later, .
niMi'n aileries nf lhe city, which at
iiiLJ tn I lie; rei'ninnieiiilal inn -will I (
en j.J el'i Teilee ill Ihe ; i;i i 11 Work
i'huii-h ,st re.etyf iimi Falls mail In
low 1 reel ; I 'liim li st root 1'imn I'..'
1 11 tl
.The
tilil
e;iv.
ai'o: In Wil
I'.as-flt
I'lininas
.''e.f 1n
slri'i'l lie. N'ashville: ; r...-,. ;
street : . t'rnlll W it -hill.'t till st
h'nleiolr id.-i'l
Tliniiias st root
sol avrniio j ii
iim it ; I 'oki'V
In ra i I w ay ' er
t'rcin : I liiir.-h
1,'aioio-h .ruinl
I
rlinri
roa.l
i'l I'!',
tu eemelery jj
a 1-' a ii k I i n st r,
nail frinir Tail,
ssin-r; llainin.
: miih
Hrvity
sti'l'i't
-Il-ool
lillii-ts;
ml
t rool to eity
rrnm t.'hlil eh
i .r.i.-e .- r.-. ! . :
; Xuuv e'lminif't
1't'i'innmi'n.jat inn . '
" t hat I he so wa r .
ieiie?. s,
ir snu.-r
say
iMiai
lll
nit
.1 l
I eft, I e.l
,'it 1 II .
oioaie-'
n: l-aee
to l.r wit hilt ,ro:ii li of
t-. ei -.-
i the
. f' t. ;
nf of
rs. . ft
-Hi.
.1"
i-i,.
i hy ' eliin'i'n.'it i in; 1 -sihie
, e1 ent ' the j-i
els niiil no, ih e.i
.iiilneinl ; hat l-iMiils to Ihe eiJ
0,11(111 l.e issilloil for the. illi.i
.'iiiiiiiLj Ihe. v. wcr lino's. : ..' -rJ'.
Tin
J a'l .
,.lt.t
,1 ,,,;o,n
ex I eft'. Inn' ill
'iinl foef' which
i lln J'olhuvlno
rt j . r . N i T! -i -1 I
l.e .!i M,i. Tiutc.l
s: At hint ir
1UI
i ,
-l'l.'t.lh; Has
in, ' I ',nns h
' roaJ.. '
h. I 'arulilia.
; I'nn I,
s
Tl,
Hi
ell
li.-inl,
ainl
I "anil.-
ISSUE 10 ADVICE
Tl
lovernor Hardinu' Explains
Attitude ol I'ederal
Reserve Hoard
liEPLILS TO LETTER
statement from (lovernor
Harding Comes m-RepIv
to Recent Annouircement
Made bv the Department
ol Agriculture.
ish inytoti
boaid
S !ls 'tl
:o.aiiist
rimr 11a
loi .i i ri
it yidv;
lua i.i
auk
iiaki
sllolll'd
I lo:
,1 i ri",
t-r t
the
:.:i'ile. ll
;ii rep,,
; t h a !-,-' -
V
s! r-.uo.-li.
; forced
w a , - w i ton t n .
x i -1 , ii o li n;i n
k-"s"
!. ton - Wove
1"
! lull,
I " I'll
.til,
irl :
lolit 'l
d'.
pr.
fori
.o,0, d thl-Ol
III i I II o
fi:,. :tli.
..! her
- t'odei
d - loa-
was
! '. . - 11,-t ni'-t':o!l . t
-orvt bo.'ird, vvk
'otitrii .only to tl
on
,r..
it which
ctss ol -shlpitii-nt.
.In ;ills',rr': t.o this -i , , i e ni i ! 11 ;l n.l i liJ
explained that coiisress ' had-, been fe
ijiieste i early in The year' to amend
tin' exi.slino st ai irtos . w h ii'h nrioiiiaTly
rest r iet ed loa lis to - i n d iv id iia Ts by na
tioind banks in e'xi-e-s nf -ton -per ecu I
if (l.o bank s Va )iil a'l . a nd su rplus.
LOCAL MEN ACTIVE
IN FIGHT ON RATES
Mr. (Jeorge S. Edwards
Chosen Vice-President ol
Traflic Association
The
ipia n
lui'al . chamber
behind th,.
A 'Social ioti . in
freiohl rate tii
ol enhi inerce is
;N.!'rUi..i 'arnlina
ils e.iiil i nnat ion
ht i n t hi- .ev ent
II
d' the
'lot! tl
re npi'iii.'d in compliance
hi tiled by 1 lie carriers,
i l.li the pt lit i.i
li-CUrdi It vr 111 Si
relarv I'hanibliss and
l.r. (i.'ore;e M,
tad tiriietl from
Kdward , w ho lias just
I meet iiilC of t he ilirec
l.,-s
Of the .Traffic Associalimi
lo-ltl iu
ii'h. at which ''he was cleoieil vieo
pTi'sitlenl of Ihr iirauialion to sue
eetl .1. I., 'firahani; nf W iust on '.-'nleiii.
Accoidiui to Mr, I'Mwards. shoultl
the freight rale case .be re upened and
lo-t now after the recent favorable dry
cisinii of the Inter-t.'ite I 'otnniercc ('our
mission', there will be litlb hopi for
Norlh I'arnlina to, secure a re hearinjj
of Hie i'lise, Shippers of ' the stale,
slio'ul. I ."realize I he importance of the
liohl, declares Mr. Kdwards, and ('t in
to the vigorous campaign that is now
!" iiii: pill under way.
In addition to Ihe election' nf ' Mr.
Kdwards to Hie vice presidency, the 'di
rectors named Air. II. H. ! o lor. ol
Charlotte,- to--become a inember of the
board. ' In pursuance with tlie ficht.
that' -the, nssoeiiit inn is wacinir in behalf
of Ihe Carolina rates. Secretary Hea
maii anil ('ol. Albert, U Cox, attorney,
are nnw ill Washington-. 1 lteV were
aecoinpauieil bv W.. l. W'ontlile, rate
clerk to the (lorporation Commission,
ltd' Edgar Wstkins, of Atlanta, a rep
resentative of the commission in a legal
capacity. The party of Carolinians is
now holdine conferences in the Capital
City in preparation for the n"lit
against the railroads' petition to re
open the rate case. ,
i . . ....
The Prince ofWales is also earl of
Garrick, earL-l Chester, duke of Corn-
COTTON
LOANS
-,uk7trWl4ltaggaon Renfrew,
lord of the We.V ,u"' "1-',teward
iney -reiui, --s,
Ji-y-the same nri.
' -ler-Mjllium Cf,
SUFFRAGE DEFEAT
IS PREDICTED BYf
OF AITIS
Representative H. (i. Crisp
Declares Legislature Will
Down Amendment
UPIIOLI)?TTHE THEORY
OF STATE S RKiHTS
Member of Lower House of
. (ieneral Assemlilv Savs
Time Has Come For Halt
m Trend ol Federalistw
Tendentie
ileiVh.. Anir. i;.;--"ltc.reseijta1ive: H.
,AiiS
i. I risp. r
i.p:i 1 a lli i
louse' ' nl
li. l.'"Irdef
..i!e
..I
as dne of t he pri n
a.lers in the "state
it iv.-s, it, .lay pre
li ll' raji
relire.
cat of-the
federal l'lllall"s
all'ia...
li "t
ie-nild-v:
,l in i llii in di t . liy 1li',' .spi'i'ial ,sos
t In- N orf !i ':irolina .j'eiie'riil ..as
wh-ell-il nrrets:"! his lliollVll,
;l Tis,,, declared'
ha
' laki
,...11
nf iiiemiior-. an.l lie
k w fin' -have', w ri! 1 eir li ini,
Id liia jui'i! y . i n llie hiui
tical itni and -iiloiiit. a t ie v
lid if fill i;
he. hioks J ;1 ;
" a-'iic- in
ile in. the . ,,,
.ur.'iiii oiM li
-na
r .1 n. r.i'oar.l. -1 o 1 1n le
, t ' ' sent iasl nlolil .to''
mis. M.y. '..,: llie'- I emnir::
I li.vcnit
I ir ores
ll' nllal liolliilloo. do, t!
S;at's l,'ioii!s ' l.i-aoai
Nor! li I 'at'idin:!
Mr'. (:;ri-p". sa iii'.
" il .' .videos my sent iinents
Tlie Way. I .fool ai, mil ;he :
s i-ni j .1 .this;. I : ' I '.oloa f
I Mrt . mint In oiiv.'-ruoii '..l.y ; i
entirely,
1 1 :. I r i -;
a iiait y
liehe V
ill. or
1 h:i u
pn
iiiini';r.
,-o r!
I lo
at
r' ' ! In- I'
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ll a
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i
ll! Illll.
:d..Mr
Mv J-e
pnra'od'
l,;;lHsi-
ami .loti'
ere: It
a ii s
d 1
I'lt' drpm l-lo'ii pu
.'. a ylJi'tv' "!' ilaa.
i in incit'Te. I f lni-e
follow .,dl'el'-o;. Whell the helll'i
i ! i.- 'ptirl y ..fi'ioet s -- d hose prima pies-
:v,;,i o,,,-s o'.oj; to'.liie fi'deraristic idea,-:
i i-i hio, time 1'ur a li.-l't.to lio i-allnir"
THREE ARRESTED IN
RAIDS YESTERDAY
Two Stills Seized and Large
Amount of Peer Confis
cated bv Officers
Thn-
.irresled,
i. ylii-ke;
,:ei ' vest, 'I
'i if bet
-talis i
when 1
lircw a.
n'd I'm
I'jninin
11-1
i f v : M;ii-ha! I
,-: Mai-
Ifa rl li-
u l I lope! v C.lh
I'd .' M.arf in ' "si:!!!
ili'llfy; .'ibillit six .
ihe .ifjloi- t.'iken
1,'. i. ri Ilmil.-r,
a t.
ins
i.-ro; i n- :i -li
fi-o'ltr this city,
-list inly . w'et-o-l.iaOdvah
l 'ih
KubiTl Hlllil
Alec
v .1 .
ii w a s- arrest ed Mt Hie I ',
Hal iuwa v farm, t w n miie.s oil.) 1 rohl'
,TtT,d 1
b'oi.liv Mount,, whore officer.- seiri'd a
still (if-flirty al.lu'us eiipiieily- I'nnl a
ia i'oi' tfiia nt ty of . shot I copper and i-Mi .
fiscal..! I'hi'ta' .barrel- .of beer . mid l-hree
o.-illoii- of whiskev. Vrraioiiod i'cl'ure
I'ltited States I'e,,.u( y. ''.('oifiiiis-.iiinrr
W. S. Wilkinson, dr., 1 1 iinl er. was plat
iil tinder . S.'.iiii t,.iii'l fur preliminary
Mmidav
loin- ;i ml A l.'e -I tn it Ir Were arre-te
on K, I'laltle's farm.' ai'oat foiir ti.ii.li1
out' - from this city oh. llie, Hattlehnr
road.. At the 'home of, Hit former-
still of I'd- L'illi'Uls eapli
ia 1 he smiike house, 1 1
I oil uallons nf dicer ;
city was
o iillii-i'i-:
,-ati
i.ni'
, p i-
tin a i;.ii.i'ii in
w hi -key., Tlie'lie;ro a rre-l e.l- w a
ed under syjnn bond for aiU'earail
fore Oepnty ( 'oniini --iuiier Wilkiiisnli
this' a f I 'rniioii. AVIo'ii fin' nilii'trs ar
rt-ieil Wil.'v .linies, who was also t.'iken
Tnntusf.nly "oh """tlie-TItT" BiilTley f arm,
I hey i-rtrrrN-ait'il one huii'lreil o.'illon
of beer and three j;i!1hii .iif whiskev.
The neor.i ha- I . rolea-ed .under r"'"d
bonil fur . appearance before t'oinmis
-inner Wilkinson Saturday, . -
The. ca !uri'd . -J ills were broii'jrht-1o
.1 Ins. i-.ii-v: bv. the .Direr attd left nn ex
h ibil in front of I 'tin i ni is-inner Wilkin
son's i. Hico, uliero 1 hov : at trad oil Ihi'
at tent ion of
laru
row. I. ' .
COTTON MARKET
York, Ano, i. Cnlltiii .futures
.steady..- .October,- .". I.I ''.".; e
oii.nil; .lanuarv 2!.l."i; March
New
opened
comber
iltUi"
Mav L'T.oi;.
Local cotton traders, found Poiiflief
iiig iiillue-tit'i's in. t.nlay's early news
.liici caused a oood deal of irri'utilar
ily and after iiienin 1 1 to I. 'I : point s
lower 'the market r.'illied Several poiiil-
oii covering... Kecent I'uiyers,-. showed a
disposition' 'to take profits after Ihe
sharp advance- of yesterday, however
and -'advances were not .maintained
while there was some prolit taking' in
I)i'ci-mber at , ill. lb and do. iiu during Ihe
onrlv'tradinfC.
Labor. Market Affected
By Shipping Inactivity
rhiladelpliia, Aug. li. The return of
shiovards located along the Delaware
river to a competitive basi.- of opera
tion raher than that of '.obtaining con
tracts through the government is be
ing rellceted in the labor market.
Many men who made big wnges in
these vards have returned to tho trades
thev followed before tlie war. Tn con
sequence there has been a noticeable
easing of the labor market. Workers
are being shifted from one department
of the plants to ail
ther as various con
tracts are- closed.
At the yard of
New York ShirJ
ilihng Corporation
only four torpeilj
ways out. of the t
log Island is f
ktitrn loose uiany
C AA.l l-,.;U ''.-
to ahut down
A m i
of
LEADER
i-i fnuB 01 worners. I uaiumorij uuu. uuiu,
i
PERSONS ARE!
KILLED IN STRIKE
RIDTS. II DEER
Thirty-four Iniured and In
calculable. Damage Done
To Pi opei ty
AlOR ATTACKS DENY ER
POST FOR ATTITUDE
Newspape;-. Oflice Is Liter
allv Wrecked' by-Sinkers
and Svmpathiers for At
titude Publication rl ook
in Regard to Strike.
Jli'iiver. i 'nl., ; :Ani
-- Denver wa
::i i!y tuday
mi 1 he ,iift
i f tor . a njiht of I
.f si reel i'ii r st rik i
rs and
synipal liiei
in Vihicli two per-
two pcr-
w i r
,,.1 i i,, i ...,,i ! r
I - in hired and
1 t liiilisa li
I-i- of
lillaVs.
Two Hi
,.,.,;. ,!.,,: 'll.
I" I I
nnd v ii ! ii li I ii r- -
j :" siillol
j pel ieemi'u
( re'-lll lJ llCt
!-; Kiotiuu
a ini' ii w
i. inoi li i no
a r
expected Id iiri'Vi'iit. li V
f the t.iiiiilde. . - ; I
-tiaii lata' in t lie. a i'teriinnii i
lio'f m ii T i t t ; ii 'cliic li-v ih is f
it
: .aieiiilii rs of . the . inub;
wild i'iiifiiiy 'aii.'l ' v.' ere: j
li Kiiih.t :-; si rooty' cars j
!.ltOT
Hie tiflieo..oi the
demolished: . and
i r.iis ;and various
Ooll
.1.1 a
ii.tiler
vi-r I '
.ar'l
.to
a r
pl-.ineii
: T'hc
fill : elf
1 1
., i . I'
nil
.w.d
Ill
lirs
,it
I he' i'liuij
1 raiavvii v
'li
rar-rv
i ihe
ak i.ec iiri i d In n
I'
i cars v
just ni
in pill hi
,'W :i-"ln
in Hi ii v
ilow-s . w
alii'rs v
-, a s s
.block:
parad
-d , I. v a inn! ut' . I i in.-l
Cf strikei:- aioj -iiassin!'.
. St, nie eiiio-t.l
In na r:iders . ujt'r, .L
j; in M h iih - en r - v- i
e-:: and 'f lie. st l ike ' In
ly; lie.'l! i, ll, , I IlL'' ilia
and I
ill III
i Ti..
jnet i
had-'
'.'fuid:. .-'.. ...
iiiiive.r I'ust was l!io next
f 1 hi- ;.ntt..l.''s at lack as this; p
ilillt'-i'il 1 lie -I tike. . I IV If I
nb
p.r i'lV
W ilTll i!
in ihe .-place
n i'-ri-'; ha aniie;"
illi I lie; ,1'idll
a'. ,v as. w recki
unit the flour.
. u a- broken',
d - am! .' s;i nd
S. The . blisi
I aii'l reeiirdii
The I'liura v inu
iinl t vi, e and
'pre
.till-
aw n
ofli
wii a
iiuHj'i w;ts .: tlt'HiuIisl
Inittl n- ; ii! !i t i were -ie-ntt t'T.'tl (tVcr . ilif
('(fmpHsiny; rMii. .Tli(; jnililisfh'Ts st;itr
cj l 1m-v wi.tiLl ait f injiV In piiLI'islr t
.if t niiim.i .' . - ;
WATERANDUGHT
RATES INCREASED1:
mcie.i'-e .uinoi leci n
t l n l 1...
Xuthoiied bv
I'.MMVil nf Allll-lTlflV !lt
A IK I V. V .' A 4. IV . -V V
Session' Last Night
lsi ii -iii-iil 1 ': i'm rc.'i-i-s ' i n -: l lie -Wat i.i
lijiht rati-s for the i-ity etTectivij
ll,
'v,-,-iler: v, li b -1 he' St'itiinildr "ri'iidiili;:
.if t!i ui.-ti r- am I lor the iijjhls -as- ap
piicybb.. to i In A u;ust met ei ra'at-linUs
w ei-.i "a ul horived by tin boa rd of alder
in. -ii la-l !ii.h't when Hie special report
-iiiijiiill.itl liy the water aiiii Hirht coin
.iritire was acci-i1''l in its entirety.
l'hder the fcrmer rales, say iiicinbers
I' the: water and liulit. . cntniiiiftoe, t he
siua II cousiinier- have borne theM'ruiil
of 1 he ' cha r-jes'': iiwiiio -I n '. the. h'cav'y
.lisi'iiunts ; 'jiraiited- lar:;i eoiisiiiiieri.
The - increases !idoftoil last - liiht will
ini-an that the l.urden of Ihe ..creator
costs willbe '. -Whiffed frumthr "litUe
fi'i iov w ho uses just ,'c lion i-h ' water to
- i i. i. '. !.....
I " . I .lis. ,. .I'.l
to the larger i'oiisumcrs.
A' . I'd. no; to it jruueral iiiteri'rctatinn
u'ivi'n I iu- now rates by the. eoiniiiil I ce,
t he, itii-riase -will bci approximately .20.
,er. i-eiiV fur Hie small Vmi -iiiners, whilo
l In-,, rates ' as . iipldiclible to the lurtje
u-ei's. w .ii be raised . ariKind Ml per
The .new wal er rates weri' sid forth
in Ih' ri'C'iiumeinlations as. follows;
l'"n'sf .""ii HI Cubic feet, -hall be $;i,,w,lii'h
- tin' ininiiniiiii :: next; loiio feet .it "-"i
. outs per loo cubic: feci.; all over 'Jinn)
c ll or
fed.
fore'
feet at -ll cents per loo runic
..If water bilis are paid 'on or be
1 he .".ih of . I lie, ii 1 1 ) ii t ti. ' folio wing
I he reading of f h
In per, i-i'iil will
eon ut ca a In t a
e meters, a ilisoouut of
In allowed. No . dis
ken that will net the
bill 1,-s than :"' ;-, ...
" Hi'oiuniii'.r with tlie August read
ing.V s.-ivi the authorization for the!
lighl anil . power rate, . iiureaser "of
motors tin rale fur lighling, domestic,
iiusiness, sign, industrial or any other
light ing, shall i be 1 2 ' 'j cents -per kilo
watt hour, moa-,uro, on watt hunr niet-i-rs
furiii-shed by tlie city. If light bills
are pa'ui oil or before the Titli of tlie
month following the reading of. the
meters, ' ount s as follows will be al
lowed; On bi'ls to $llti ten ..r cent
diseoiliit'; on bills from if 10 to .ri.,()Ti-"
teeli .piT cent discount ;. on bills from
fjil tir trill,, t went v per -'cent; oil bills
..id and over, twenty live per cent. The
minimum bill shall be per inonth
On Hie same basis a rule of seven
leent.s per ki'nwi.tt hour will.be c.hnrg
ed for power, upon -which - th6 same
rate Of discounts' will be 'applicable.
I 'art ies Using primary current orfur
nishing their own transforiners will be
aillowed a. further increiisc. The mini
m u m liill fof power per month shall be
if l per horse power per month.
r, ......:. .
New York, Aug. 6.
i en-i ui.131 ni itn I
active selling I
eigti news lnlluencetl
I again in the initial dealings ia the
I stock exchange, vj. . Steel brought
I new low figure at 3-4. Atlantic
- 1 Gulf, corn products, Antfrican Humtra
the 1 Tobacco, Canadian Pacific and U. and
TWO
I O. lost 'V. to 2 points, linion Pacific,! 1870. V. , "
I nM .-iin I, rv nnlnl vrUii allirlilrT Tl,;! VntWa ifvini fl act' fat
anril frnctionlTA advance in Heading
1 - i. 3... l rs.:.- - - .
POLISH LINE OF DEFENSE
EAST OF WARSAW BROKEN
BY ADVANCING RUSSIANS
JMANY MATTERS UP
AT BOARD SESSION
N umber of Applications and
Minor Issues Keep City
Dads Busy
: In adilitinli
pi ui, oiiji ii I . t h
In Ihe liiuiiiei pal im
ri' i-.ion of 1 he I raflii'
-laws an t th
li-lif rat's.
iiu. l ease of .ihew ater and
tirnuv niaiti'is of iniluir
; I , , , , 1 1 a nee
diVpiisnl; at
ill lln- r. c
iniiidt'ipal I
Mr. W. I
the board;
fa, -oil
their
tlie cily fathers for
.regular session held
,id
mi I
mrt mom of I lie
dilijr las! hii V
linolelon apie.'ired belnre
. the result of I he recent
iii'.'tr llie. lioeky Moutio lir. aii, I
i 'iimpaiiy 's iila.iit, tu riapiest that
block, between llnssett and litiiin
Is ,'llltl Wasbiiiolon Ktreet and the
. I., railway be p!: d m '!.' lire
,
"
" .
ill order : that Ihe. jce ;' yy
be' gna riinl cell 1 lie city.. , in:
biatter was rolerryil til tin' . lire cniti
lni'.iei' fur coiiMjilerat inn and a ri mrt
a-:. .the net' nieetiiio iif the, Inc,, r t. "'
il r. T. ('. Oiirliaiii ;i'pearil as a rep
resi-utiit.rve frinii. Sniilh l(,ui iv 'Mount
Ih
I he.' rcipiesl
il.v in jji.vi'
A bliii-ma n
which refer
thai, that s,
i more pnlici
I'ia.un made,
nl the mail i
e t mil
pre
ut
I.i
ti
the',
r. to
inn
Hie
plllil'l:
i inake
niiinl tei w II h
ri piii-i ai the
instruct ions
ket tsr-,sioii .
In
of
the board
t -o'liiin ' as'., representat ivi's of ; tlii
Twin .('oiiniy Aiiiu-einent Ciirporat ion,
a couimil tee (if colored citizens :ippe:ir
ed diefole .1 he 'liiiard In leipn-! license
fur Ihe ' eree.t ion . an 1 .o'era1 i(rn of a
e. .lined picture shuwoii Albemarle
aAeiiue. The police committee wa.s in
slriieti'il to inake :i eareful' invest ia
tioa of the situation- liini make ;i dell
lite ri'coiuni.i'nilat ion Hi tlie hoard ' a I
tlie adjourned session Audits! 112J wlieii
llie bil ii.'et will be consitloreil. , .
. Mr. -.1 oh u S. liozier appeared before
t iie'.boar.l tu voice cninplaitit over the
ilraim'tyc i;il the back of his slore nu
How ard . .si rei't. Air. Duzier was in
slriieted thai as sonn as it was clearly
sliown that the city hail legal posses
sion of the alley In ijiiustion that the
needed "relief wnubl be -given but until
thiit.-imie the private nropcrtv owners
would be. held, responsible. ,
A " tricky' ' mule which the ' city
I radei) to Mr. H. I'. I 'lirist man, giving
hi in i lee nl i'.l lv the worst of t he trad
iel. up ; the work ol the board some
ime -when Ahleritia it Vest nl as ; spoil esr
! ilia ii for . Mr. I'll ri.it infiti told of the
,',;. II..'! llo.il l.n.l Inlmn ,,b,n,
- ,.
,i i-iitriuit 1. i.h.i. ft.r
in 1 LSI i lo rn Id c t.l Is, - ii s s ion ,,a in I the 1 h real
froin ' M i
-."id Mr
d i d lio! ,
-1 r ltd i .1
Vestal' I
, f Tirist ma I
.flu: street
I o ri'tii-li a
at he vvouhl make
' loss If the board
euiutu il t ee, w:ts in
satisfactory settle
l iiristtnan in tho
inolil .
liiafter.
, Then
1 A O S
!.1Hlli,-i
lifht a
Willi Mr.
fidtinvo'l i
e ailo
ptiiin of. the
in! coinmillee reports .on
improvements and ittcreatsed
winter rail's, after wliich Ihe
boar I discussed Ihe amount due the
ity in . back taxes and the failure of
maiiy liii-a I iiersotM to list, their prop
erty. Tlie .'.result: was Hie finance coin
ntilti'n was jn sir not oil t formulate
smie plan of reiin dyiiig these troubles
and in ri V. ( , a rejunrl' as to Hie prob
ability nf I'liiployihg n. 'iici.'l! lax enl
!! or :il the liexl .abler Ji. 'b -. .oil.
The :: (ii:iiic.ial comlilioh of,' - .cily
ea.ne in for the itsual share iif anoiirn
ful "discussion; but, Ihe . board foil nil
itself impossible ' to lalie any action
until tlie adojiHon ..of - Hie new budget.
'ihe. (li'iiarlnient of health requested
pernri sion .to puri-Jiase a i motorcycle
for the' irsc- of Sanitary ; Inspector Wal.
the request being granted bF Ihe board."
and. i ail. led In the budget allotment for
that depart meitt: The itied ing was
then convicrteil into an eenfive ses
sion in .wliich several applications fur
transfer licenses were taken up and
granted in every instance, .except., one.
Police Olficers Make
Raid on Crap Shooters
I'otice
in I'igs
netivitv vestenlav centered
Alley,- where Chief Ili'dgepeth
a'ni I Oflieer- Stevensoii ninr Dudley
staged a raid which broke up a crap
game and .led -Jo the arret of four
negro men and one. negro woman, while
one other liegr'o in the erowil. proved
too Heel footo'l for Ihe oflice . ,.nl
mil 'e his escajie. -The negroes Were
dni-ed iiiiiter ifl.) noinl eacn i or ap
jtea'rance at municipal court today.
: Chief lleilgepeth and OfTicor Cpwell
assi-ted lie) ut v Marshal Mar! liolomew
aii 1 lieiiiily Cnlleclor Jenkins -in. round
ing up Minion I'ngo, South Kocky iMount
negro, who after being arraigned in
mini icipal .court several days ago, was
-ought bv federal ollicers on a charge
of having sold whiskev without jfiav
ing license tax. 1 jinn his apprehension
vesterdav. he was given hearing before
lie put y . Com mission or V. K. Wilkinson,
Jr.. mid placed under .t lbd bond for
appearance nf 'federal' court in Wilson
oi the tirst Moinlav in October,
able 'to secure bond, the negro
To
wns lodged in jail to await trial.
1 GERMANY SURB.ENDERS 36
CANNON IN 8TB. ASSBO TJTRQ
l with. Article 14a. o tne Versailles1
aitreaty, the Herman , government,
1 snrreudereel to the , municipality
1 strassbourg 3h old cannon reinoveil of jumping a board bill, had judgment
1 from the city by the UeTman troops
and! folks trying to' get thin that's
I I i k..t;.u
l world ia a inutsVie.ll.
Preparations Made for
Tiansfer of Seat of
Polish Government
RUSHED TO DEFENSE
U. S. Consul Prepares to
I Leave Warsaw for Red
" Cross Headquarters Ad
vancing Bolshevik Re
port 'J0 Miles Away.
Warsaw, Aug.' ti. The defensive line
east ol Warsaw has been pierced In
several places according to- reports
t ri i in I li r Polish 1 rout. Preparations
have been begun for truii-ferrinn th
govcriuiienl I nun the city in the ti
s'taace il is in ee-sary, . ..
Ihe otbi'ials si ill hope the Soviet
lories wul be checked somewhere negr
t he V istu ', i.
AMERICAN iXIERS
TOJBE THAiSFERRED
Warsaw, Aug.- (.. Owing to the (los
perate siluation on the rout- near
War. aw, llie Koh.'Iiisco flipiadrou, the
air .-lorees. .eonipiiHrd for the most part
of Ainerieaiis attached to the I'ulmU
ii rin v. is being translcrred from the
southern front. 'Ihe sipiatlron will. aid
n the defensi ol tho 1'olish capital. .
Ihe American consulate will be closed
i rolav and (orisiil liaiiliin is making
loans to depart I riday .night. Most of '
ihe records have been shipped away.
I he American legatinn is prejmrerl to
nioAe on short notice and tho legation V
employes have shipped their baggage to
Camp liratv, the headqua rturs of the
A mil nan Idil l.ro-s typhus expedition.
BRITISH BLOCKADE
IS NOW REPORTED
Warsaw. Aug. (.. While the actiul
in 1 1 1 1 :i iv situation m Poland is not muck
denier than -if, was yesterday, it is
; I tn i ; t i-it to be critical. Reports, how-
ever, are vanl to be contradictory as to
the true status of the situation and the
Ibd hcviki advance cannot bo cstimat- :
Reports vestenlav stated the 8o;
viet armies hail reached jKimts 30 miles
distant from tho PoTi'li capital, but the
rejiorls now seem to he erroneous and
the chums of the two opposing forces
do not agree while it is known the Bo
Ant -cavalry is far ahead of the ia
fantry. A Warsaw dispatch to ye
!;iilv Mail states ' the Polish counter
iiiIciimvc on the southern front has been
sin ce stub in halting tho Itolsheviki
ad 'ain e. . J
-Must newspapers express great anxi
ety over ihe situation. Keporta that
the Hritish government has'already or
deied the fleet, to resume the blockade;
nt biis-ia which was partially raised
last .No i' ill I ir r ale givia gina. enipaa--is.
ia some circles, though the report
.- wit mint olbcial sanction and such of
hi i.n nliiteini nts as were nvailuble this
morning tended In discount the rumor.
TRADE DELEGATION IS
SENT BACK TO RUSSIA
I don, Aug. (3, it is assorted that
notwithstanding the tact that the
cabinet lias nut vet cnlisidererl the
reply ni the Soviet government relative
In an armistice with Poland, it lias
In t n determined lo send the KauienotT
Ixrassiu trade delegation back to lius-
s:a
SOVIETS REPLY TO
BiUTISlI DEMANDS
London, Aug. 0. Leo KamenotT, of
Ihe Witssiaii delegation here, sent Pre
mier Lloyd (ii'orge last night a long
or, 1 1 1 inn n io :i ( ion givinf thu Soviets'
replv to Oreat Britain's note of Tues
day with regard to tho deal in the
aruiisi ice negotiations between Russia
and I nland. M. KainennM's statement
dci-lares the Soviet government never
desired to eombin-cithe negotiations of
an arinistice with zlegoliationa for
peace, but demands that the terms at
tho armistice include reasonable guar
antees which would prevent attempts
on the part of Poland to use the period
ol Hie nrmistice Tor tlie renewal of uos-
lilc acts.
COLBY DISCUSSES THE
SITUATION WITH WILSON
Washington, Aug. 0. Secretary C'ol
bv ami I nder Secretary Davis, of the
Slate Department, had a long confer
ence today with President Wilson at
the White House. It WHS understood
that the polish situation was discussed.
IN POLICE COTJBT
The follow ''12 cases wero disposod''
of bv Kee rder Lancaster at this . .
morning s session of police court i .
Willie Coffieh, will Carter, Judge i
Taylor ami Leslie Baulo were arraign
ed on a charge of gambling, but were
lOiiinl not. guiltv by the court.
L. A. Brooks, chnrged with trespass,
had iiiilginent siispendetl upon payment
nf j costs in the ease. .. .
Will Olden, alias "Badeye," charg-
ed with carrying a concealed weapon,
was taxed 'ffi.'i. On a charge of being , -
Irunk Olden was fined $10.
Annie Battle, charged with being , .
drunk nnd disorderly, was forced to
pay ifT.rii) into tlie municipal coffers.
Ed. Manning, in answer to a eparge
of having five gallons of whiskey in .
Ins possession for purpose of sale, was fa
nned $100, nnd forfeited the ear l'-'
hietj he was transporting the Honor
at the time of the aTtest. On anothor
count df speeslin Manning -paid $15.
oaiit'S uarcy, cnargeu m-iin oeing
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vagrant, had judgment sospendea upon
nasi ins promise to-leave the city.
oil V, . 11. Kent, in antrwer t a haTsr.a
in suspended upon payment of fa costs
land the payment t the board bub
fftt.l K. lie. 1iil-inir n Oifin
a lot of
the', fun out of 4 thvver. 1'
1 'fr V.
't he stay out