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. Sheriff At Knoxville Takes Ten
, - White Men Into Custody
,) ; On Charge ; ; r
SEPARATE RACE LABOR-
DAY CELEBRATIONS
Troops BtiU Patrolling Bus!
, sen District But There Was
' Ho , Disorder Yesterday j
Many Negroes Beported To
Have Left Knoxville ; Work
;ror Grand Jury
KniUl, Tt 8pt L-(By The
Associated Press.) Although still nnder
heaey ptrol by National guardsmen
and tpeclal officers, following the rata
riots ar Saturday night and Bunday
morning ia wklch two men were killed
aad eiateea , sent to hospitals with
. peaceful holiday. Two of thoaa wound-
4 is tn mala battle Saturday night
im not expected ta aurvlva the night.
fcberiff Cata tonight caused tlia ar
rait of tea white men or charges of
assisting prisoner ta escape when the
jailwaa attacbitd-BidaXJMal'J. .Other
arreits aa tbia charge and that of riot
if art promised. Those arrested to
night ara Pava Fox, Arthur Clinton,
Von lautrell, Jobe Couch, James Fia
Dewey Layama, Will Davie, Bruce
Caffey, Jim Dalton tad Jeff Claiborne.
The situation baa so far improved that
Adjutsnt-Uenorsl riweanry tonight sent
home the third battalion of the fourth
Tipnrw Infantry from the weatera
counties of the Stale, and expect fa
release all other ontsldo companies
Tuesday, leaving biro the machine gun
company, and one rifle company, wbtcb
have headquarter! in Knoxvnje.
Labor' Iay celebration were held
separately today by the white and
ncgrce aa originally plaaned, the only
change being that a etheduled parade
was abandoned. No disorder of any
kind wna reported today.
Machine Cana StiU la Paaitloa.
Troopa atill art patrolling the bu.i
aes district, tfii -the negro faction,
with mschin ggni ia poiitioa ia the
heart of tba Dark belt, but March of
cRlwn for weapons bus been dlseoii
tiaued aad the barred aoncs in the negro
district have been abandoned.
Two hundred and fifty cltlien eworn
ia a spoNul deputlea or po'ieoiuea ar
assisting the military autlioritj.g.
Squad art patrolling all suburban sec
tion n nutomobiles, with reserves hold
at the courthouse to? answer rails fcimi
nervon eitixenr. The uprcinl officer
- art under command of Col. Jnmej A.
Olessen, lata of the 114th Field Artil
lery, and other demobilized army offi
cer ara acting aa lieutenouts.
. Bpecial Saaaiaa of Graad Jary.
-. A iperittj sestlon of 'the grand jury
Las beaa ealled for Wednesday to la
, i)iiubw mi run inn to eoaviuer ine
caao of Mavriv F. Mayes, the negro nr.
I cuscd of Murdering Airs, Bertie Li'id
;aey aorljr Haturday mornina. whl'h
rrime inspired the storming of the
county jail 8nturd.gr night and the
aubsequent rare riots. Mayes ia in jail
at Chattanooga, where he was tuken
Ralurday noon tcfore the trouble
atarted heret
Ia addition to the casualty list, the
Tifctitfg eaued property loss of mora
than fifty thousand dollars la damaga
to tba jail and atora buildings and loot
ecured by the mob, areording to rare,
ful estimates today. Railroad men re
port that many negroes have left tba
city. ,
Iaveetlgatlng Killing of lent. Payne.
A eourt of inquiry, presided over by
Colonel W. B. McCakey, instructor and
inseetor of the Tennessee National
(luard, was held today to Investigate the
killing of Lieut. James W. Payne, dur
ing the heavy fighting on Vine street
early Sunday morning. Colonel Sk-Cai-key
stated that the Sndinga of tba
eourt would be sent to Washington,
and nothing could be released for pub-J
iieatieu. utt ut. Col. P. 11. Candler, who
wal atanding In a few feet of the young
officer when he was struck, atated that
Payne first was wounded in the chest by
a negro sniper, who was firing from
window ncresethe atreet '
According to Colonel Candler's state.
" meat, Lieutenant Payne stepped into a
doorway with him when the first volley
Wal fired by tba machine guns, and was
struck by tba sniper's bullet wbile
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eiaamna; ai nn sine. Aiicr mis, ne
stated, Lieutenant Payne reeled from
the Caorway, falling near an alertrle
light pole, being riddled with machine
gua bulleta aa ha fell. Ha also stated
that Lieutenant Iavlns was in com ma ad
of the machine gune and that Lieuten
ant Payne had gone ahead of the guns
ca a mlsstoa of his own, i4id not to
direct tba Ira of tha machine gunners. (
REWARDS FOR CONVICTS
, RELEASED BY MOB FROM JA1I.
Kashville, Tenn, Sept. l.-Governor
Roberta offered Monday Bight rewards
' FREE TO I
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
- A New Mama Car That Anyone Caa
. Ve Without Discomfort or Law
.- f ; . f Time. i . t :. -
We tune a New Ml) that mm Aatbma,
sn4 we want f- ! try H at aur eaawiM.
. miter wImOmt m cm Is el Ions u)mI
ina r rraM onalaiMMOt, wlMtlwr tt la pna
n I. Hay Fm ehrenie Atttima, yoa
, shmU tn foe a tn Mai tt w utmOnL
MlMt la elaaate ysa IHr no aiatur
ht ymr sat or aMvsatm, If t are
wb Alusa, our BMtLa lUuM ra.
Iwv ftm amaiatlr.
- - Wr mwUIr wMrt ea mM N tkaaa ao.
Crmtljr koptloo aw, wbtra all fonas et ta.
tt aWlxa. oehua actiwratioBS. fams,
-tnt aawhaO eta, aavs folM. We want
to tww evtrrvie at ear eiipwe Uw hie
, awtka4 Is 4mtwM la end aQ aiamll
hnatklne. all whoasteg, ana all taeea ksrrutle
pormcyinM a MM. ,
Thla frrc trr b tso tmaenant b aeslett a
inl. tf. Wrtt new an4 Win the
rtn4 at . Bona' a ateaar, Slawlf eaal
empaa Mow. Do It.TwUr. ...
of U0 for each of tha twa prieoaers
sentenced- )o eJevtrocntina who aaeapad
from tba jnll at KaoxvUla wbea the jail
waa stormed tutturUay aigLt, and t-00
for each, of the two life termers who
escaped. FellowUig a aoofereara by
telephena with Sheriff Cafe, tba Gover
nor decided ta offer ao reward for toe
apprehensiog of fna mob leadtra ia re
sponse Jo a request to that effect from
the sheriff. -
Th Ooveraor said that aevea of the
riag leaders of tba mob are uador ar.
rest ia Saoivilla aad that the rheriff
believe be ran round them all up.- Tba
aituatioa ia Knexville L still viry tense,
aoterdiat ta yoveraor Roberta.
Fanaral j'tala Stirs Peoalaea.
Tha hasbaad of Mrs. Bertie tjii.dwy,
wkese murder by a negro named Uyee,
preelpitatec tba riot, arrived .here to
day for the t ueerel services of hia wife.
Tba firternl atirred tba popnlaea agaia
ta auelt a pitch that tho sheriff informed
the ' Governor that th aituatioa atill
held many clement! of danger Moaday
night Kuoiville and Athena units of
tho tttata troopa will spend tha night ia
Knoxville, Governor Roberta said, and
stay longer if needed.
FIVE WAKE SCHOOLS'
OPEN mi SESSIONS
Gary, Apes. Gamer, Olive's
Chapel and Clements'. Acad
emy Starts Business
Fivf Waka county acboola Cary high
school, Apex,. Earner, Olive's Chapel
and Clements' Academy opened their
full termi yesterday with an attendanta
graatar uUwAjUie J)p.ea!nf day lat je-ir.
(Jsmer's enrollmant was exactly jod
studoals, : tS mora thaa enrolled last
yar,
Other acboola will opea every week
from now until tha latter part of Octo
ber, when tho 70-odd county acboola
will have atarted their fall terms. In
creased attendanea over 1011 is expected
a all tha schools. .
Teaehera knva beea bard to secure
thisjrear and a number of the schools
ara yet to be supplied. tJupt. John C.
Loekhart has bad a big job getting
teaehen for all tho schools.
NEW MUSICAL DIRECTOR
,1 AT SUPERBA THEATRE
Capt. J, Kdward Fisher, late 'of 'the
Canadian army, hai surevsded Prof, U.
Bllnn Owen aa musical director and
rgaiiist at tha Buperba theater, TTe
began his duties at tba theater yester
day. Captain Pjher eomee to Raleigh
from Loew's Crescent theater In New
Grimms. Tha Superba lias receutly
rdded another violinist. Rice fiaiitb, to
ita; oicheatra and a' cellist will arrle
here Mondiie".
CBARTER FOR NEGRO CENTRAL
TRADE AND. LABOR COUNCIL
Riihinond, Vn., Sept. 1 Joseph C.
Michaels, general orgnnizor of the Vir
ginia 8lfe Federation of Ltihnr, of
Newport News, dec hired he a prepared
toKiffor tba negroea assembled at tho
negro lahor council here a charter for n
central trnde and lolmr council coming
from tho American Federation of.I
bcr. Uis statement was greeted with
applause.
Tbe resolution to he sent to Congress
asking for a commission provide fo'
the naming of three negroes and two
members of tho white ram to h ap
pointed by the President. The duty tf
the commission is to investigate all
propaganda that may arise in any sec
tion of the country tn connection with
different problems concerning the ne
gro race. The commission also would
stimulate thrift among tba negroea and
cultivate friendly relations between the
races and "aid the government of the
I'nlteiV Stntes in the solution of all
problems pertaining to tha negro rnee,
sometimes called race problems,
Street Cars Ran nt Greenville Tbia P. M.
FEDERATION URGES
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SICE
Greenville, fl. (Y Sept. 1. Rtreet ear
service will he resumed in Greenville
tomorrow afternoon for the first time
since g striko was, called' over three
weeks ago, an agreement between offi'
rials of tba Southern Public Utilities
Company aad tho striking employes
having been reached throngh the State
Board of, Conciliation this arternoon.
Concessions wcra granted by both sides.
Public Prayer at 'Wlnstoa-Salem.
-Winston-8alem, N. C Aug. 1. A ae
ries of public prayer meetings was
started at tha First Preebyterinn church
here thia afternoon to extend through
the week for' the. purpose of offering
prayer for tho leaders in city. State
and nation asking Divine guidance ia
aiding them to solve wisely tie problems
concerning the American people.
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Report of - N. Y. Committee
Would Suspend All Strikes .
; w - In the U. S. .
' (By the Associated Press.) V
Kew York, BepU LSaspcamoa of 11
atrikea throughout tha t'nitc4 - Baton
and tba declaration of a labor truca aa
the, basis of tba status quo for ail
mVaths ar mora to aoabla President
Wjlaoa to bring about reduction In
the coat of living ia fceommonded la n
report of a oommlttoa of tba New Yark
State Federation of Labor mada public
bora today,
The reoeramendaticas arg American
orgnniaod labor to tcaaa gc gad hour
coltioversies ia order ta increase pre
duatioa and reel ore normal toaditiona.
They eiprass the hope that aa new
strikes will be ordered except to relieve
workers fram "intolerable oppression,"
Tba committee waa appointed hi
Jnmca P, Holland, president 'of , tba
Federation, on July 9, nnd mada ita
report after conferring with repreaen,
tativac of iadustrlsl, commercial, mann
facturiag, SnaneiaJ, transportation and
other iatereetn. -
Tent of Renart.
Continuing the report sayoe ' '
"Aa a result of President Wilson's ap
peal backed by thf attitada of Samuei
Gompara, Preaident of- tha-- American
Federation of labor, nnd tho leaders of
tha Railway BrotherboodV, tba threat
ened railroad 'atrika waa averted and
tha country spared a terrible tragedy.
"On every band there are atrikea and
threats of strikes. Most of these dis
turbances kava bea provoked by radi
cal agitators who have aot tha interest!
of tba toiler nt heart, but who seek to
promote industrial warfare for tha pur
pose of destroying our present economic
system and , substituting Industrial
ownerihlii by tba proletariat.' Fortu
nately tha nana leaders of organiwd
labor have, after abort period, sue
eeedt'd in regaining control of tkflr
temporarily rebellious onions, aad re-
storing' orderly procedure under tba lawa
and rulea of the American Federation
of Labor.
''Tha conduct at men who call them-
elves loyal supporters of trade unionism
in breaking nway from tha authority
of their duly elected offleials and in.
augurutlng uncalled for, unnecessary
and unautborixed atrikea ahonld at all
tlmca be aevorvly condemned and the
agitator who foment eueh outbreaks
should be visited with tba severest pan
nltiea possible nnder trnde union rtiloe.
For trade onions ta permit themselves
to la brought, nnder th influence jf
lawless agitotora at thia time of na
tional stress is treason not only to the
principles of trade unionism but to tho
United States tif America. It would
not be too aevere punishment to revoke
tho American Federation of Labor's
charters of such unions add put them
outside the pal of decant organixed
labor. ;
"Your committee ia af tha opinion
that President Wilson' reasoning is
based an sound aoonombj principles nnd
that organised labor airoa a duty to
the President to give him whole-hearted
assists nee in bis efforts to reduce, the
cost of living aad place tho nation on
a atrong business basis. We own th
President of the United Stat tba
same loyal support 'that w gaV him
during tha war, evea though wa may
suffer from a temporary disadvantage
which after nil may be more apparent!
than real.
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PROSEGUTIOII OF
ERSPEl!
PACK
N. Y. District Attorney Takes
; Initial Step Before .
, - . Grand Jury
Chicago, Sept. 1. Witb tha retnra to
dajr from Waahingtea of Chnrlet F.
Clyne, United State district attorney,
it became .deflnltely known that sub.
Boeane bad 1oen iasoed for the seat,
plete, records of the 3lg Five" pack
or ia about forty eltie tn which tha
packing eompanles hav offlees, Rec
ords, together with tb testimony af
witnesses, will ba presented to-the grsd
jury, which convene tomorrow, it waa
said. fi 'r;-."..i..' ' ' '
plstrict Attorney Clyni hai held tare
conference with Attorney 0nr
Palmer U Waebiqgtan, preparatory tt
launching tha government' legal at
laek on tba packer, It wa reported
tonight that Oliver E. Pagan, indict
ment expert la tka Attorney Gcnenl'a
offiea, would arrive ia Chicago tonvr
row to aid in preparing tha ci for
th grand Jury. v
The grand jury will also consider
evidence, against alleged food hoarder,
prof tears aad fvw sugar dealers arrested
for violation of tha food control act,
ARREST MEN AND GET
: PINTS ;0F LIQUOR
' Charlotte, Sept. L The police this
afternoon arrested two men from Kan
napolia, v. he were driving an autoniobil
to North Charlotte, reinforced Jth ia
pinta of liquor and a pistol, aa k14
them at tha instance of tba polica at
Kaaaapolis, who ttd that tha maa
r responaibla for running into aad
seriously Injuring twa nan thir thi
afternoon. Before being turaed over
to Kanaapolia authorities, J. R, Kcevea,
driWr ef tho car, will ba ahargad with
having the liquor in his possession gad
XL A. Linduey will be charged with
carrying -oneealod weapons, A third
occupant of the ear 1 old a wit
nan.
Uao Cocoanut Oil r "
For Wahin Half
If you want -to keep your hair in good
condition, ba careful what you wash 'it
with.
Most tea pa and prepared shampoo
contain too much alkali. Thi drie .Ua
scalp, makes tha hair brittle, nnd U vary
harmful. Mulaitted cocoanut oil (baan
poo (which ia pure and entirely greaaaw
leas), ia much better than nnything alaa
yon can una for shampooing, aa thia
cant possibly injurs the hair. -. s
Simply moisten your l.air with water
aad rub It ia. One ar two teaspooafnl
willmak an abundance of rleh.erer-
lather, and cleanses the hair ; id aealp
thoroughly. Th lather rHse out easily,
and remove every particle of dust, dirt,
dandruff and excessive oil. The hair
driea quickly and evenly, and '. leave
it flne nnd ilky, bright, fluffy and amy
to manage. -
Yon can get Mulslflcd cocoanut ail
shampoo at most any drug store. It la
very cheap, nnd a few ounces ia enough
to last everyone in tha family for
months. Adv. ,
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TO HEAR HOOVER IN RE
- . FOOD ADMINISTRATION
Paris,' (Sept L, (By tha Associated
Pre.) Tha anb-eommlttea of th Con
gressional committee' on war expendi
ture tomorrow, on hi own request,
will tak tha testimony 'of Eerbsrt
Hoover, director general of inter-allt4
relief, on certain question concerning
th food admiaiatration Th sub
committee bad aot Intended to innka
nag Inquiry into the food 'wdmlniatra
tion tn tho belief that it had au
thority to do so, but in view af the
alleged inaccuracies Jb tha, tvidcneq sd
dneed before a Congressional eommfttee
ia tha United State and alaa before
tha sub-committee with regard to tba
food aituatioa, Mr. Hoover r,nsttd
a' opportunity to correct thcaV
Trawler Sank,
Halifax,. N, 8., Sept. i-The Nov
Bcotia trawler. Promotion, f S8T ton,
was sunk after collision with th
French liner La Lorraine, on the Ishing
banks 123 mile southeast bf Halifax
todayr Tba erew of St were resetted by
tba steamer, which proceeded for Havre.
Ambition
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vim end vHalrto law nervetn) tired eat, all
ta. o-pokAoM pesf I at a tew days la amai
notians, . . ... , ..: .
Anyoa can bv a ba foe eah; t eeaaji,
and HM nfiawa (tera, Wan Dnm Star.
W. H. Una Prua Ce, Taeket BMa, rhavmaar.
an itorU4 hn th mshoe H wfw4 Im
punkas arte tt aayea k) dawaUtM with
the tr) tea anrehwil, . -
TiMvswaa prabs tawa r aaeal eoatlHr,
nerveua nrvatratl, mentaj dapressla) and
Mstraka noyvos eanssd hf wt Malaene
aleoaol, tebeaan, f everwetti i ny klad. .
Fee- lay altrMhrn af the aeevaoa eyatom
Wfotsirs AmWtlea Pills ere marpaaood.
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TEXAS NEGROES DEMAND
V THAT INTERFERENCE FROM
! -ORTSER,NEBS SHALL CRASS.
Auitla, Texas, Sept, L (By Th At
toeltted Pre.) -Beaolutiou.declariag
emphati apposition" to "people of th
North who da aot nndessUnd condi
tion la th South, Interfering with onr
relationship" adopted by th executive
board of tht St. John' Missionary
Kegra Baptist Association, wor mad
publle at a meeting her last night of
twf thousand aegroc and nur than
ea huedred whita persona, called to
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A Good
Friend
A Good
Return
Are two good things for
you and they are two
things you get at Boone's.
It is a real joy to show
you any way we can true
friendship, and when you bay a suit of clothes, a pah
of shoes, hat, shirt, underwear or anything you wear "a
good return" means getting the right style, the right
make, the Jright quality at the right store and at
Boone's, the De Luxe Clothier, is the place to get "a
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"COME AND SEE" -.
Is All We Ask.
Your choice of 300 Summer Suits at. $10
Shirts ,.m $1 -ui
: Shoes. ..v.-:.,;: Uf.. . . V. . . . . . . . ;$4 up
Hats .$2 up
UnJerweai4 . . t .;-.. ........ .'.50c up
- Bathing Suits, . .". ....... :.$IJ50 up
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"Boon to You"
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