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PLflCEDi IN JAJL .7n TO HIEHERCDURT CASE FPU TEACHER
V' -.-,..-.. -iL-- . 1 I 1 It
Coroner Holds" Mrs.. Carman
Guilty of Murder of Mrs.-!
:- Bailey -
NERVES GO TP- PIECES
And She Takes Good Cry as
Jail Doors Close Behind Her.
New WitnessrWhose Testk
mony Caused Her Arrest,;
-. Locked Up; Coroner In Tears
,as He Reads Charge-
WeeOntt N Y Inlv I tin tlnr.
Kdwin Carman, was arrested today,
accused of being thtcassttsslan-Who
week a so last night murdered Mrs.,
lxiulse Bailey, wife, ofxa Hempstead
"manufactuter, by Tiring a -ntM
through her heart as she stood in the
phyalcla n'i,'ullW.r. w y . - - .
!; Tonight Mm. Carman, at whom the
finger of suspicion has pointed since.
mff aweovery that she had Installed
a telephone Instrument In her hus-
i band' office, to hear conversation be
M tween him and hla woman patients, in
111 illC AL!W,tt U VUUIliJF Jllll HI, WlllCUIil.
There she will remain until oMnday.
whrttie"',w!I'n "aKalri"1je' exumlnrd hy
the coroner, before whom she pleaded
not guilty today when, arraigned.
Mrs, Carrrmn s nerve la ahattered.
WhtA the door of the Mincola jail
closed behind her today ahe pulled her
heavy veil from her face and broke
down. Her husband and the sheriff,
who took her In an automobile from
fter'hnme ttTe"to'fhi-Jat1: assisted tirr-t
to the top floor of the building.
Eye Wltnewt Pound.
The Immediate cause of the arrest
was the testimony gwn thH murnlng
by Ellwood T. Bardes. an lnaurance
agent, whom the authorities railed
the aingle reliable eye witneaa of the
crime. Barclea also is under lock and
key, detained an a material witneaa;
for hla atory in of mirh Importance
that the authorillea feared an attempt
mik'ht be niadc to get him mj of the
juritttltctluu. of Llie New York courts,
tardea' atory, briefly told, la this:
"At ,7:80 o'clock on the night of
the murder," Bardes auid. "he deter
mined to visit Dr. Carman to have
" him dresa a minor injury. He waiked
to the phyaiclnn'R houae. Arriving, he
decided he could dreaa the injury hlm
aelf and thereby nave a doctor's fee.
So he walked past the doctor' house
t j. . and turned around to begin his jour
ney home.
At that lnsti.nt he heard an ex-
pUtelon. He thought It was cauwd l
an automobile tire but wlien he look
' ed Tor the machine he could not Hnd
He looked toward the lawn at
-""the side of Dr. Carman e home. A
l -lUKWh -4a.il, well built, hntle, wear
ing a light ahlrtwniiit and a dark
ikirt. was moving away from one of
". ihf slmlo ja. the-.tfldni uf tle Uoc
" " "tor's oflice lo ard ' the" Tear of the
house. Mhe wasi wantfhg "in
Jnmyihe tnt" nww."
.r.rJ"L AUvliwd Story.
. Harjea was diMcovered yeslefSny.
r Hm srry migKt 'still "remain untold
f had het not mentioned aH. tlrttt to a
. ii'iimau'wlKi telephoned the district
attorney and then to a prlt he aak-
fd fot: advice. The rmet advised hmi
to make hla ..story known. Hut before
an opportunity preaented itself he was
taken into custody by orders of the
district attorney.
Itarden testified ttis .te .. Mn
Carman's twelve-year-old daughter,
i Elizabeth, had tried to strengthen her
j - mrjther'a alibi, and., representatives of
J ... manufnetnrers of the telephonic
I ' inuiruuietit told of Kelling" the device
. to the physician's wife and of Install,
jf . lug It in here home,
'r" ' Coroner Norton, after spendfrg an
i hour HtudyliiK the testimony of kar-
charge, BtatniK that be d'ies "on his
oath, sav that Louise Hailey came to
her death hy 'criminal means, by rea
son of a bullet fired into her bftiiy
,. , with a revolver held by Florence Gar-
nian."
-He then prdt-r! Mrs. -Carmttns ar
ret. l zrman-r-r- i . -
tJeqrjie Levy. Mrs. Carman's coun
sel, telephonad lwVarman of this ac
don. i
Coroiu-r Mocif lo Tear.
Word was sent lo Mrs: Carman tht
she wan. about to be arrested und a
few minutes Inter county otllciala en
tered the physictun's office. Mrs.
Carman, pale but controlled, aocom
panle.d by. hef hunbaiid. her JtUuroev
anff mhers-rame- 'W it tmmrtr - inter
rttiHil .f..4a--Kwwww--w4M..wei -tn
4 . his eyes read the charge and the war
rant of arreyL he" hud sli;n"d. Mis.
Carman Mood erer!t finfi h!fll. 1Z -tween
them, oft . the floor, was k dark
stain marking the vp.ui.Ai litre Airs.
. llnlley died.,
- "Are you 'gnitly of this charge "or
,71lot 6Ulltjf"sgkedia4nyi "sitsiil iji?.-
irici mtorney
.. w -j-pj guilty,- answered Mr. Car
, nuin ' t
"W licTTla "Mi Sriinia'l'oniTiig IIonicT
, "I'm sorry I had to" -s began
the coroner. As he said "to" the door
room opened .and Klibeth Carman
entered! j- .-7
"Mr. 1'ettit," sheaaid" to the aherifT,
"Mr. I'l'tllt, when is my mama com
. ing home?'" ,
The sheriff placed his hand on the
child's head and answered:
"Tomorrow."
"Come over hers and" sit on niy
knee," said Mm. Carman's attorney.
"We'll take care, at your mother alt
right
m Mother It III.
Mra. Carman was KUowed to go to
. - the second floor of her "home, where
her mother..-Mrs. t'latt Conkhn, has
been Ttl in "led since th day after the
wntrder. - (She we-nr-to- IW Hmn. b-
talned some personal helongimjs. and
dreased. herself in a- suit of white,
put on the same coat she wore when
she went to Hempstead a week ago
to look at- the faie of the ,rnurdered
woman 4n,' the inorgtie. and a small
hat-vr. which she placed a veil.
With her husband- and the rhertfT,
'' Mrs. Carman entered the automobile
' and was taken to the jail. .Although
a Cell had' beetv prepared for her she
' was taken to the warden- quarters
on the top floor, where she was placed
In the care of the matron, who gave
;--" St
Princess Mobs Darkfeather.
. , . j j. $
uaugnvci wi u ii
and one of the most popular actresses
bt movine pictures, ha amonr
ths Blackfeet Indiana, who reside ia
Montana: the Pueblo's in Mexico, and
frith Chief Isaac's tribe of Moouehids
InduiraV in Alatikv So aha in at
hone ia any Indian role.---
TO If BUSINESS
So Declares President Wilson
In Urging Confirmation of
Nominees
A SACRIFICE PATRIOTIC
Chief Executive Holds That The
Big Majority of Big Business
Men Want To Be Honest and
That ... Messrs.. . Jones- and
--.Warburg Arc Offering- Vica
rious Service
ff Ml A.M.H i.'.tO !'!! 1
WthihlnKtn, l 1'., July S. Itepre-'
sentatlvi's of "bl'i business" talked
at-44sU...w.j.h...liiaiidt.nL. l7hAMl. iU
th White Hotiee tminr ahflu't the ad
ministration's iini.i-trust. program.
Ten leading member of the Chicago
Association of Commerce gave Presi
dent Wllsnn their ideas of proper
trinifrmmn'fMnti nmL rnl'rrmit swun
ties hills, and as a wsitlt the bills
passed l" the 'House anil pending In
tfajfcKenjtte may be ijiniliiidi.
Moth the I'resident anil Ihe Imsi
riejis' iiie'tV 'iVf litif" grSlemcnii refer
ring to the1 cordiality of the meeU
Ing.
As a direct result of the discussion,
the VYrvidrm tftte turtle ft-hvntphert
to Kepin-senljtlive t'oviugton of Mury
land. h framed the House trade
commtuloit bill, iisklng liuu to return
to V flhuiisfn to confer wit.li the flu-
The I'residetii listened enre'fully inuJ
Interp'ised some Ideas of h:s ow n. The
mteatlon of business iirospertty was
memmned m a gem-i-.H wav, and af
terwards oillclulH Bind thi I'residttlt
had not chmigt.'d his previously ex.
pressed "opinion th.u conditums ate
JU.WintJietter
I'lesKlent Wilson I o'niorrowwin" re
ceive Heirv ford, the millionaire au
tumoliile nv.niuf.ietinev. unit a com
mittee of lllinuiM blinkers.
Washington. L. C. .inly S --Declaring
H wuld be unfair to regard tliu
Demucratii' party us (he enemy itf lug
or little business. President Wilson to
day gave on I a statement ..in support
of I'Ttnl M Wnrtmrc, of XorK
and Thoman -f'.!rifi(, 'iir"o)ii(.,"iK(, us
efHpe
liotowa.
"It would be particularly utifair to
th- rvrnwrsf If' t.Hv. )(",.......' il1s
Senate itfK-lf lo r gard ft hs the enemy
of ;hunness, biK or Hille. i am sure
that it does not regard a man. as an
)wt f (muiiY m."tir hrcmiw- hp
has been oinie i,.i vith jjrent busi-
tcte'icrU--" U' ltt,ii4,-4hut thf
bnMii ft th- eumm - hvs ben
chletjv promoted In recent yearsx by
errtrrprtws nrfrtTrtzed-rrna great iraib;
and that the m majority of the men
connected with what we have comr
li-Cdll .big Jtf.lnjt?a jr.cii(jncal Jtti
corruptible and itatriotie.' Trie coun
try may be certain th.t it ia clear to
members of the Senate as It Is" clear to
ail thoughtful men that those (io
have tried to uake big 4UMneM-whut
it ought to be, are the men to be en
couraged and honored, whenever thev
respond without reserve to the call
of public service.
Sacrilicr t 4'atrkith'.
"I prerip-t wlth fire greatest Confl
dnce tht nothing done lxXheJem
ncnitir mtorily at tbii Setiaie of the
I'nlted ttate vlll be of a sort to
throw suspi'tun upon such men. -Sir,
Jones and .Mr. Aathur; in manifest
ing their willingness to make personal
eni' an aluljtv at the eervli e ttt- the
Sonnl advantage in the organization
of a great reform which promises to
be so serviceable to the nation, are
setting an example of patriotiairL mud
of pubjlc spirit hich the whole coun
try admire. I It Is the obvious busi
ness of stalemaneblp atUhls turning
point in our development ,to recog.
niie ability and chamcter, wherever
it has been displayed and unite every
force fi r the iihiuMing of legitimate
businea slontf the new lines which
.Jl'ajt XffaJ
PARTY'NOT ENEMY
MEEIGHTiTC.,
No BaH Allowed Mrs.: Johnson,
of Martin County, at Hear-,
ing at Oak City
COOL AND UNCONCERNED
The Only Thing That. Seems To
Worry Pretty Young Woman
Is Little Baby; Mr. Manning,
iiust .Behind. Shooting Affair,
Swears He Saw No One By
-"The Roadside
"Oak "City, July I. (By long Dla.
tance Telephone to Tarboro.) Mrs.
Jo Johnson, charged .with killing her
husband Saturday night In Martin
coutsiy. arg1vn-rprenmTnafy tfr
lng this -morning before Juitlce of the
Peace R. J. House, at Oak City, and
after he4rTnf"aireV"iaphee"ho" "bound
(ha woman -. over . 'to Superior Court
wKkan b'V''VW-' '
A tremendous crowd of Ih'terested
people Ailed the Justice's office AiJ.ht.
trial. The woman was calm through
out, and was taken to Williamston to
jail Immediately afterwards. The
husband -was twenty-four years old
and had many friends in the com-
'".iaoiru uoiiit'niiu iKiniiuiun piiui tu
this time. Thte whole county is deep
y stirred over the affair.
I The crime was committed Katur
'day night of last week near the Holy
tlhost chjrrh, In Manin county
and
the facts as related by the officers ap
pear to be about as follows:
. .Mr. Hnnnuut haw o.Oim
"Mr.' Johnson took his wife riding
Sunday evening in a single buggy, the
man sitting on the right and the
woman on the left. Shortly after this
time the horse was stopped kt the
Holy (ihost church as it appeared to
tie runnlng,,Yvay. as soon as it was
stopped, Mra Johnson, who was in
the buggy, said that soi. eone had
shot her husband a little ways back
down the road. Investigation proved
this to be true. Sunday afternoon
she was heard before the coroner and
turned loose and she immediately left
for Speed. At the ' Investigation she
testified that a man ran put from the
roadside, hailed them and shot her
husband, but that she did not see any
one, Klchard Manning, a rel table
white man of this county, testified at
the investigation that he was about
140 yards behind! the- couple a. d
heard the shot but tlid not know any
thing was the matter until his buggy
ran upon the body of the dead man,
He said he saw no one though it was
bright moonlight
. -JihertH Crawford -visited the scene
next morning and' found the pistol
that ..had .fired th fatal -shot- Iviog
where H had been' thmwn'lntw the
WbTKts Ht- the- eider eMw-mail, Aii
the chambers were loaded except one
that had recently been tired. John
? -wawelnrt-rrt thfF-hft--trfnpl,-rfd
according to the .officers, the bullet
went straight in. The hair on the
temple was badly burned as-was the
skin around the woundV'Mtow'lng that
TrfFTdior must have -been flred- M hk
paratlvely very close range. The of
fleers contend that every Indication
points to the woman, as the guilty
parlv and are working' their case
long that. line.. -
Woman pry Cool,
lne arresting officers say she was
the coolest person they ever saw un
der the circumstances. When thev
TrsTirTftrifr wc-TerognTied rioWY.r
them and coolly stated that they
would have to wait until after she had
eaten dinner before she would ac
enrrtpuny them, did i even- flinch
when they rend. the warrant charging
her with premeditated murder. Mhe
calrtily ate a good meal ahd got Into
the auto with the officers and on the
way. to Speed made the remark that
I woumn t - cure u simp about thl
business were It not for my little
baby." She Is a very pretty woman
about 22 years old and the only child
Is about six months old,. The farmlv
was rather prominent In Martin coun
ty and the affair has caused a tremen
dous sensation where thev are known
The people are "known Oiere and In
fact the woman and her father-in-law
wcreln Tarboro yesterday morning on
a ahnppmjL' trip and weie followed
back to Speed by iH-puty Thomas and
met there Iiv Sheriff Crawford
The woman is apparently little con-
rented about' the death of her hua
band and as soon as she was re
Jeajed ,!)- the. turuner- she-, left for
Speed without again seeing her hus-
Imiid or eliiyitig tu thf"fonerl WTrfrtr
taok lilacc Sunday afternoon,
Kiwi .ifi grt::N wouniKU..
Militants Allow KoyaT CVmple to Have
o I'caif- mi Isit.
(Ml1 tin' Aii'llwl rr.l
- Dnmbartrm, Srntinnd.-JtltV It - "5TITT
Uint suffrajwHiw uwiile desperutt cf-
forts U;y-t attract the attention of
King ftowge and yueeii Mnry, who
are making a tour through Hcotlund.
AttlaHrrrh Hrtdger-et -the- font nl-Wh
Lomontl, the women, cut. down. all the
decorations,, and at Dultnuir, , tne
iUciiiuAlIJlisltorilWiaKi,jiXu
bring out a huge bunner bearing the
words. "Voitr Majesty, stop thff
forcible feeding and torturing of wu
men, 1 across the route us the procos.
slon arrived At the same time one
woman, armed with n magaphone,
howled denuncia'itms of forcible feed
ing.
Neither the King nor the Queen
paid th slightest attention, hut the
crowd that had gathered to see their
rndjestles displayed such a hostile at
tituda that the militant suffragettes
heat a hasty retreat.
Itl'llVS COTT GK MTCNACKJ).
rm Kr.tiad Trtc trr -tlow1'pTUrtli-
I -
filace otjjjcuuist Vwv4, v
-iMl llw .iiwmi'it CnMi.1 v
Glasgow, Hcntland. Jfuly S, An"ftt
tempt to destroy the cottage at Ayer
where llonert tuirns, tne poet, was
horn, wan ni.iuo Just before rinvgutrfr
ni.tui) Just lief
today by t.-ini mber.s "of a militant
BUfTTttgette "arson snuad."
The two women Were surprised by
a night watchman as they were In
the act of placing large bombs against
the doors and windows of the poet's
birthplace, which is venerated as ft
shrine liy the Hcottislf natii. The
man captured one of t,h tillitunts
but tiie other escaped, r s
TilURSDAYWRNIN,
Nationah Association; Places
- Responsibility On Home
'and Parents
EE- HONEST WITH tHIUD
Speaker JSays FailureJTo Do.
; So May Lead To Immorality.
;Dr,.Keene Condemns-Amid
Applause, Woman Who Puts
. Care of Child Altogether In
TOthers Hands " r " :
- n om iwdiwt rwi
St Paul, Minn., July . The teach
ing of sex hygiene never will be dele
gated... to the ..American, teacher, If It
can . tie prevented by the .National
iidttcation Aasoclatitjn. This was- vi
denced at today' session when speak
ers who denounced such a course proo
voked ringing applause."
---"We -should have but the strongest
condemnation for the wealthy, ciub
going woman who-- has no time to
teach her" chriif fiindiiwemal troths
of lltw and would throw the respon
sibility n a teacher or on a football
coach," shouted Dr. Charles H.
Keen, of Minneapolis, supervisor of
hygiene and physics training. "Such
ihlftleaaneas "is outrageous."
When, the cheering had subsided
h",ddelr'-""
"8e instructions - t laced on the
same plane with spelling and arith
metic will rob it of all its sacred -nesa
-
"We talk about the inability of the
poorer mothers to teach their chil
dren personal hygiene, but it is not
for these children that we have to
the fear.
"ICnoWledg' he-Vef wilt" 'toKipet "pu
rity. Sex instruction In school wilt
but tend to lower the standard of
morality.
"If we take up sex hygiene In our
schools the homes of America will
continue to lose ground, end will
give up the few privileges they now
have to train the children." -Honestly
With Children.
N. D. Khowalter. president of Che
ney Normal School, Cheney, Washing
ton, said:
"When "g father or mother turns
aside a rhttdlr -nstnrat -TjuestRin-vr
deals dishonestly with sex" questions,
he lays the foundation of an immor
ality which may develop into a tre
menaoue foree."
Methods for the conservation of the
future race were advocated before the
department of social education by
Mary C Campbell, Chicago psycholo
gist. "Kvery year the public schools pro
duce human waste, as Is evidenced
hyttme wh'lMMi through-OH- rt
find; .psychopathic laboratories. . .she
said. "We should conserve the chil
dren in public schools by. haying a
sper)nl"eport. "every few' months "on
th.usr. .. tui..arfe- stlghilv . -wi-uMled - a Hd
are beginning to lag behind, so that
deviations from normal could be stud
. Uid-ln. tinia,to prevent mental and nor
mal disaster. Many an lminor'nT art
has its genesis In the discouraged buy
or girl."
Warning On Iiltcrstnro.
" A wnnvtiTs' of educnlors l beware
of cheap. Juvenile" VutiWartonRrrrrh'
ar riyilly nickel novels In disguise
was Bounded before the library depart
ment by Franklin Mathews, librarian,
llov Remits of America, New York.
vVilllam H" .lone, of Chicago. ViM
elected secretary of the national coun
cil of education.
The convention today declined to
rep.ort. muluojisjndurslnj. ,lhcbill
in Cruigress providing fur an amend
ment to the constitution to enable
Congress to pass uniform inarrlags
and divorce laws. The association Will
not .consider "the divorce evil ahd
similar questions. "
THE" OA Y IN CONGRESS
('By the Associated Press.)
f t ' Washington, July 8.
SKN.VTK:
Met at 11 a. in.
tiebare aus resumed on the sundry
civil appropriation, bill,
The Alaskan railroad license law
was -repeated. .and-, new. Income. ..tax
was enacted for those lines.
An appropriation of 1500.000 for
expense. of a federal exhibit at the
San Francisco Kxpositlon was passed.
Acting Chull'man llltchcock, of the
Hanking committee, issued a statement-
explaining, -why- the -cntwmtttee
wanted tit 'miestton- t'sul M. -Warburg,
iiMiiimpii "" fnf 1 Wis.1 I'eiieri.l1 ....H'eserve
Patsea Sirtidrv civil appropriation
bttt cBTrTlfKttST.tJfffltJOff. -----
.JldJuurJieajit.Ij35 P- iff, it
'fhiirsdav.
HOtTSK:
Met at noon.
flit - 'lintter'fatCfifl.'if " Wf-dnesdny
ru'e coiisldered. , ' .
The Henate resolution empowering
the President to invite foreign deb,
sates to the Home Education Con
4irLbaJn I'hfl.uleltihla ill' September
was adopted, -, -
Kepresentatlve Cantor. of New
.York, . , prpJiosPjjl &,cyistitvuloijj,l
"amendment tir 'permit the f'rcMdJiit
to veto any portion of an appropria
tion bill.
Adjourned ut 5:43 p. in. to noon
Thursday. .
Everybody's Doing It
AllUoii, July A few dt.vta
nifUorfc It row., tit fontmt'1ur who rc
rrHfn - 4h tinititiomi irwcifrt-nchool
btilhllntr tAltlt, No. 3), In ttt
rrn iwtinn of the tityt nitpromflil tit
Hrrtlr ml (pHrrlrJi 'l)rt' yo know
whrr w imvht tiiluy tcht or Im
ltmt4tiwM-lH-"li- fftrirn? - Ourr frnrlr K
ut ManiUOH unci r afrnitl tlmt
f fau TiTt hrtp TfS "Mf, WfTT'noI lw
mMi (o turn vrf Ihf wrk n
p rami writ.
"Hr-w BlMKif "mint In the
MI KfllnMef it nrvrr full lirinir
ivit.il Inttrlcit IhUw nil thf Mwr4.
tlimlMfk m w vm w gfttet via y. wtomnit
from Awry nuartr, I
1 Ob ftmnrlmt tioutnrti pair Af wm
min rikJiiimisH f lht Newt nt Oh
rwrfr Trry mrnin--ICyrryboiljri H
nf Hhi imlnrr for mrrtmntu "h
wUh to H lmrtion f itu- mkH-itr-it
tVfisnM. - 'Mr;hittt4ii n mrrr
North rrntlit town emit fH rrUit
like rntrriirlhtnf HllMin piU ln
tf
JULY mU7
-JkVHO- IS-TO- BIAM E-FOR
N";Y7TENEMENrBY
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:-ri hyfTi- -
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Ruins of New York tenement (takes jtwt m upper torie eolUpaed) in
which four were killed by -dxsajiult bomb-- -
Detectivea are trying to leern whether the dynamite bomb which de
stroyed the epper stories of a big New York tenement Saturday, killing
four, wai made by the anarchists who occupied the room in which the
- explosion occurred, or whether the tiomb wai sent them by an enemy.
Louise Berber, stp-sistr of Carl Hansen, one of the dead men. says that
the presence of the bomb in the anarchist quarters wu the' work of an
- euenijr.. .... , -mm
liBEBELSiIlilIHCnRflLli
ALL PEACE PLftNS
-i
Torreoa. Cotiference .Deciclcs
Not To Send Delegates To
Meet Huerta Men
PROTOCOLS ARE NULLIFIED
No American Governments Will
Recognize Martial Rule In
Mexico and Military Status
at Vera .Crufc.. Looked, Jo
NextMinister Naon Is Dis
appointed -"'
(fit Hie tx.iial-tl I're
v nsniiiKion, i. ( ,, ,iuiy s. Murder
dispatches stntini; th.it 'ihe Ciinstilu
tionullsta wuuld not enttr Sr.fornrit
('., -.1 Illy
peace conferences witb H-m-m re-p
rescriLitlt i s wer e purfinTTj (.onflriiiej
here tomnlit Urff.irl Zobaran jrei
J-iUia i'atrtr.L ihu L-au must- pn.mi
nent Cnrrnnaa rc; resenrntivea. here
had iioibimt to o'.n. but word fh'it
mTist eft ihe VHstit .uliona H.mi k'eii
erals to, whom the ptjin rr rnrif,f
ences hud been submitted' hii.l dl'
npiiroverl it tame from well tnfuMiied
tliclex J
MlUlsler jNiia.li i if Arsentma. the
f' th Tin
"AV ii '
tieiif surprise 'Mc nijli-Iti-H' th.t Xhv.
mi 'l.T wrmtd-t-ik rtn t-riTm Tmt.i!
the nttltiule of the Cnsutin'ii.i'.;,!j
ttarfteiiified iMnnhiiy "K. rfv-.r'c- im-.
3ii sutd It wmild b- hiipropj r fm linn
to discuss the stf tmUim in. ndVHiwe of
fh" ifrral of "Cm f iir?..rs"f-rnial an-t-vser
to the uuidiin vtopjjMil.
That. Constitutionalist Imilirs
atlotmlv iJpilwM t.iitf liieH ol l'4t're tull
fereib es did not surprise utttctals whrt
have maintained it would, he virtually
Iiiip"oitiinTfi tit Tuodily TTir jTlfTTi oj
tluaduloupoi the jjlmfurm of the Con-
.iJili'l.'"!!''''!!,. TJJ'.y'.'m.nT. ,T,!i.!.!:-,Jiliili.
"uc.TrVa'a minTTir ovrrriTiI"sh7iir
be set up after Mexico I'll) is chihiui-i -cd
rind that n i'Teiilnfii hwilllir ht l i
.ifenl the country Is pacilied by tui.
I'.iity'ruie. The present purpose ut un
Co lstltut'i'im lists, it is nt-r8ioo'I. 1"
to tnttnw thati pritttrarn 1'i-tb- b-fier.
Truce Only Iniiimrnry.
Heports from Toman tn.'t d'fTei
ences betwei n Carrrni?:i tind Villu hud
tic n composed were V.tied tod.'.y bj
ajfehts of both, but there was an un-
-derioii of cummcnt. Imiieatnir that ti
was but a tempotiiry truie Tine
breiik has had ;i oVi'tKaniKitin cffei t
politically in the Constttuttonalls!
ratiks and viiieM t-u of U ar-s-usajut
in MeMi'AH Clrcl. s here. - 1
U'"IiifrTB frnrrrthe- 4rder -fcmitty-siTtd
one of the .conditions of th r.jtn f
merit between Cf. ri a .,'..! and Villa ttli
that ltnf.iel Zubaian -he r-tl:ed fr,u,
his pfst as head of the -t-'eMiUution"
iiTisr u 'rrticT
hei'f:
Zubarnn nd Cftbieri have worked
hard to irlTur nhut infornal'.-eftsfi;;
ci'ce.s with the Huerta ib lr K'ltes.
Woh't Kecmtiiiw" Mnti.il Kiilc,.
Ieaplte the Cairiiiiwi-Villit spill. It
IS evident, one common purpose of all
the CfuiMUtULiunalli-t f-ictlfitiH see in lu
be to force the coii-t of Alexin
(pontlnue or Page Two'
f tx " '' -
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DESTRUCTION 0F
INFERNAUMACHINEf
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- 4r Underwood 4 UiKrfflrwood
Record at Kitty Hawk Will . Be
Commemorated In The
' Navy
THE NEW ..TRAINING SHIP
Is To Be The Namesake of Tar
hclia Mrs. Woodruff Gets
- tension Increase; Twin City
. 'Officials ,at...Capltal;. Cot
tages May Be Built On For
est Reserve
my w. v.. vi;i.vi:utn., .
VVasmnston. l. :.. July s. The li
tlcshlp Misosstsfdppl. which ' tfldav
lnsed bv pnrebase Into the hands of
th- ireH- ernVrnrneni, will be re
placeH by tbV -Niefb-Cm olirw -hj .an
iivi.iti'm triilnnu t-h i uril will be st.i
tloiied t k; West. This assign
ment lirinnd the State Uito prominence'
a secoml time in connei'tion with
ii ron.fitir ptocrcs and W-crenrv
ri.iiiiflu made iJi assisnment with
Unit us one of the purposes in view,
I-'lyniS f, is fnlv accomplished for
lb'- Dr-HiU1: b the Wriaht Uruthers
.it K:ti ll.mk, X. i;. a r;rnrd be-
t - .1 -
athwejBiiuJi. wwuile-aex.
L.U1V e-i.r..mr.aMatlon
ar'ti i epwjx(4 "I'Hk tun iK-ivi more
r trTrt-rrTtr He-4ivlitioii. which is recog
' fed i.s the, ruining irjrrlrrm f wal"
iiVnn4 Siwtiu1 iMwe-lH thnKs es
j'eci.illv tutinc th:il North rnrrrltria's
' nine' nun tth,,,t,ho siiiio. le ctt-ilui-ieif
fp
.. Mr, ttambtiif trt iiHriM",'
rieli-toi ' v I Hi ill tod.tv Uled ah
meres- v. th"; penaion if Mre-Kltle
II. V.'oodr-fT, of Ub i;h. wt(Tow"if
Ht iL'ailu r tli-iH'i'nl Curie A. Woodruff,
TV ti.-A.rta'i.tv n montn, the uni'iuni
;o nhlih u hriiidler-aeiini&rn widow
--lijatiiKil. J ii r m inlua. . Vt-JUDK. 1.0
itlul the Mouse incn used it to 130.
'!'."'-'' r,f (neial Wnodi off's ritnk..
; H lihidv thi'.t the Senale Increase
Kill i1e.lll Uto II the lull gots to-L'uJl-f
: rlil'r. '
" ff'lre lii-iVfltitn Tonr.
Alriyoi I; j:.mni, Aiiletniau t red
fople aiid i"ir- Chief N1..K.11. of Wtns-t(.n-SUerii
Carrie- to Wa.hluaton to
'.sv to-iiipect the- flrn- department of
the i;ijtl'il The Twin City n about
0 insiiifl iihuIito euutpment and Is
yH!ng lb as Jrin the ii"di eysei-i
here.' It Is piobnble- that Chief :J
sen n, sisi hite several weeks to
:ake i aiT7nJTi''-TrprTiih'm fir -fJaUiUng
e did t'-ri-f irwkel, f-itaievgh, in
New York ' .-
' 1nru-rv VmfvL
rj ef illowmc fnni'Sh.rtits -pwt-
masters weje aTPTmTr----) L. ii.
,.ii, Ji.iiii ,A. l-e. Ilostic, K11
rt.ne i .Hvers. tiurkshoals. Arthur (3.
totalurd 1'iww. Kb
icr.i ii'vei itf.?. rncrmsfn-: tamum
A Witl'iims. Haw Itrunrttr-Josrph M.
Pii'lo". flwahnunna.
ilet'r-f'entatue Coilwiiv- today re.
coninieudeii A. 11. Holmes, postmaster
Bt Council. Hlin1n cuiiuiy, and K. t)
t'uiii'iiand Itobert V 'Dttuiu as rural
camera out of Council. Mn Coun
ciwmued on I'ttKe Two.)
i
H0I0rlftTI
TRICE: FIVE CENTS.
IliOESIIJItK
SALESMANSHIP O.L
TIEiOTiOftt
Hard Goods, The Ancient En
emy, Accounted For By
Poor Talking ' -:
WILL TRY THE EXCHANGE
., .BUREAU -NEXT. YEAR
Commissioner James R Youn
Speaks This Mormng-rOffr--
cers and Placer of Next Cdh-"
mention To Be Chosen Bar-
becue and Baseball Fea
tures; Convention Will Close
Today Offer Solution of
Excessive Insurance Rates
Address -Hon. James R. Tounj,
Insurance Commissioner of North
Carottn'rTtrtTwr"e Inrmrane
Common Sense."
Annual report of the president.'
' Annual report of the treasurer.
.Annual report of the secretary.
Election of three directors to sue'
ceed U. R Blaloclt, A. R. Craig, and
T. W. Dixon, whose terms expired.
iy .limitation. -
Djiicussiopa - - , - -
Thursday p. in., July t. Auditortnjn.
9 O'riork.
Call to order by the president
Report of nomlnatinir commit
tee and election, of officers.
((election of next place of meet
ing. . - Report of resolutions -wjtmrttttee.
Cntinlshed bueinesa
NeW business.
Installation of officers. :.L
Adjournment. i - ,
The Hardware Aseociation of the
Carolines yesterday made salesman
hip' the tallcmanlo term in sessions
that stretched from I: SO a. m. to 10:50
p. m., and it retired with a blf day's
work done.
Tnie;-rt ate bertiniC"ift4-rarctieiT
Raleigh dissemble Its lov efor Ashe
ville.. thuvh -Haltlgh kicked" the
mountain climbers to the nethermost jr
point of the cellar. Barring these In
nocent reresmta, the -dnalera were, in
continual session until late last night
and reareved for the close its most '
absorbing Issues. ..',., i..
The hardware visitors had ret en
err-iittve- sesslrm ' for last ' ntRht but "
changed the collective mind and talk
ed the difficulties- Into 'which they
round , theniseh'e.. though they had
stumbled Into them hv accident ami -
--y-esij!iTi titt a ' spflhTtfinif '"
of Kulelah merchants who -do not
d(vt in hardware were found in the
meeting. Thes evisllot's 15 1 fee lafklnji '. '
munmuiuu matters. They wanted t
know how to sell stuff now on hand
and haw 4! collect" for Rood already'
delivered. Sundry sungeBUons were
tifTered. Nearly all had the grace of
fiewhesH arid practicability." ' ' u"
Hotve Jnsurancn Kvll. n -
The hardware' men - have undefv -taken
a man's Job. Te agitation
ansnisi the inauramw trust has been
the bisaest State matter since the
rsltronda enrne to terms. Reasonable
fire Insurance rates talk has been ram
punt ail the )eur. The awsoc twin la
.(Trln Us-ftlsn tj Ttet the unutaatL -..
for oeuer terms.
The kssoctation has now a mutual
insurance company which it main
tittfitr wrthht itself.- -Its members' talk- '
gloriously of its accomplishments.,
ThoiiKh It has been charalnif the tra-v
dTrtonurfnfe. ff !iaa'hen paytitp. hack"
2S pt'r cent 'to the members. vurh u.
cme)Mu k Is Uie ullurms rtf IK -The
association believes that 'If It can
muiuallze ihe inerchantryth. wholw
Issue has been solved. the rates have
been fixed and Insurance . can be
bought, for Just., one-half what It now
costs. The trust should worryT In thn
speech of the street. .
v .Vn Kxi'linnne Korean.
"The' Ttlauiaiu'r reliture Is" left " frf 1"
t-hls nioiiiiiiK when Commissioner'..'
James It. V oun of North Carolina,
will talk the subject to the hardware?
men. His address takes place at SiM
this morning In the auditorium-and
will lie the feature of the morning-,
session. All meet Inge are public, .
The meeting last night placed itselC
nu recnfd""!i"s fatiirlng the "estubTlsh-
ftrr, p-Wr-tr-year.' "-
,,HiWH. r-iTeentry-
of stock, those vvarcH tbat hang heav
ily on their owner, will be printed In a.
paper ami -this JiiiTnal -sniiplted" thft "
memlirrs. - Ti Scheme'pli'iiscs th
hol(b'rs,4inrt thoai: who-may , wish to
hntd IT ts the 1tnt ti-y-vut -for-'lU.""
The s'lhenie Is consldernble in slse,
Sih-I.i1 Ftcnbt Y-Hirdiiy.
Tho wji.wl eients of yeMivrday- i -the
bfirhrrre at the Nfcite ' fa1r '
nroundsr the -biiseljulL guineft thn
uirkajul the moving ulciure show at
the (Srand.
: The pictures came first. The morn
ing session waa ended air nmra and a
lecture of one - hour at. the 'picture .
plaa gAve -n -li4erslliig-s)'v-o 44a
making of the products In wlik-h the
3J0 merchants here now are engaged.
The huge shovels and scoops thi dig
ihe Iron ore near the Great Iake
were shown in tln-ir peculiar life.llke
work, the Irams in motion bearing the
mineral to the wharves, the ship
steaming away with' them, the furn
aces -producing the pig. the factories
reducing the baser mulal to llie better
and t ha final use of the finished pro
duct in buildings.
The lecturer declared that hM Com-parry-hnd
spent 10,ono to Ret "this
aubiei.TTriwn 4uriuft, fi p for pic.-a
ture. It Is an epic, in the mo lei n
world that reads more interestingly
thttn the mvthologles of Cneeoe, ltef
if handler of the steam
."nTn rr1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 railroad jruiRwr..
its .lleWn Is a sister .in the service of"
the hospital. 'f coarse, the lecturer
tm-.i be a Homer
-llie juTbrcne Nest.
Then came t.ie barbecue. It fol
lowed the lecture. Substantiality fol
lowed "upon romance, 'finely pu
pated meats, s-:n"oned .by colored con
noisseurs In the trenches, were Intro
duced for the first nine to the visit-
(Continued on Taje Two.)
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