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NEWS' AND OBSERVERS RALEIGH. ' N. C. SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 24,-1 $20
mm
MANY
REGISTER TO VOTB
Chairman Lea Estimates Total
WW Approximate
3,000
BELIEVES MOST OFTHEM
WILL VOTE IN NOVEMBER
County Candidates arid Others
- Will Have Strenuous Cam,
' paifi. la County from Now
v Until Election Day; tint
Three Day of Week Will Be
Buy Oner ,
Approximately this thoussad woman
have registered Is Wak bounty for tit
November ofeetioa, according to the
estimate of Coaaty Dmoeratle Chair
maa Ed Hugh Lee, who belle vee that
the overwhelming majority - of tat
women regi.tr.ate will vote, and vote
the '. emoerati ticket.
- Th Raleigh and Wake County wool'
wke have taken tha lead in, ton-
viaeiag their skeptical eisters ia tha
eeaaty of their duty to regirter and
re Ureal- rrarxuimlila .tot thU
r , ,' showing, it b believed, aad their eoft-
--" cistent effort la th aid of the party
. 1b aiva credit for it.
From bow until the day of. the elee
l'n, tha Demoerati campaign in tha
,'T:" etwiary wH ha Vigorous." The ; wounty
,; candidates aad othera are" taking; the
ataata aad do day will pass 'without
aoaaa hard blows - in behalf of Cox,
. Roosevelt and tha .State and eonnty
. ! . .,. v .- "
" votara of Panther Brrack aad Bt.
... Mary's Uwaahipa at the Turners
School bouse yesterday afternoon at
S:30 o'clock whea, with W. H. Penny,
candidate for regteter of dead, acting
aa chairman, tha entire Hit of candl-
e date (poke. .
After aaakiaf hia aaaoaaeeatante la
. fw words, Mr. Penny presented Mr.
O Bryant Harrison, candidate for
sheriff who contented himself with
Johnson Taking Harding A t
iHisWprd Regarding League,
California Senator Says Nomi
nee Has Declared He Is
Against Any League
ACCEPTS DECLARATION
. AS BEING CONCLUSIVE
Saya He la Not In Afreemejit
.With Those Who Bay Hard,
ing Will Ent-r League
New York. Oct. 23. Senator Hiram
Johnson, in a etatement, issued tonight
at headquarters of the Republican na
tional committee,' declared - then, eaa
ba no agreement onon tha league is
sue, batwan himaelt aad eopportere
of Senator Harding, who - aay th Ke-
puDiieon candidate will take th Unit
ed Htatee into tha League of Kationi.
. "There la avatudled effort la toma di
rection to make it appear that there la
unity of purpose bit wee a thot who
believe aa I do concerning tha League
af Nation and thoa who ' wish with,
or wit boat reservations, to enter the
league," tha statement said,
"Mr. Harding fcaa said, tt" elected.
ha will not take till country, into tha
league, that I ha turned hi hack
npon it and seek not interpretation,
but rejection 4f.it. . '
. '....-,. r
oeuvven n naraina
"Hem tantiemes supporting Mr.
Harding aay that, notwithiitandlng thia
plain . declaration, ha will take tha
United Btate intj th learn. Between
than gentlemen and men of my belief
thar eaa ba ao unity of purpose, bo
agreement upon tha league issue. I
ataad with- Senator Harding. I accept
tl tonetuatfe hi eraptatio declaration.
Hlr word npon the Issue, not th words
'tjeaator-jomndfi -aecntrer raarrhfrw
vary normal man and every normal
woman desires to .promote peace aad
prevent war, ne aaa could in Jmtiee
to th nation anbacrtb to a contract
POLICE UMABLE TO
FIND DURHAM IN
S. N. Garrard Came To State
Fair and Fails To Return
To His Home
(By JAMES ROBINSON.)
Durham, Oct. 23. Police .are ad
mittodly atalled in their effort to clear
up tha mystery surrounding the di
appearance of 8. H. Garrard, of Bot
boro street and alesman-eollector for
the- Bass Grocery eompany, In this city,
wh has - not been " aeea sine lata
Wednesday afternoon.
-Tha disappearance of Mr. Garrard,
who is wall known in the city, was re
ported to the police yesterday morn
ing by hia wife. Pihgent efforts were
made yesterday and last night by the
offioers to get a tangible clue upon
which to continue their search. r
As it atands th police have only
mere skelton of circumstances and facts
so tne story goes told by his wife to
the police, left home Wednesday
norning to attend the Btate fair in
Raleigh. Ha was in hi anal good
health and ia splendid spirits. It was
hll intention at that tia to return
hem Wednesday sight. He did not
return Wednesday night nor ha he
bees heard f rem aiac Wednesday aft
ernoon when lie had .hi Ford antomo-
JSJeBaireiLat a garage in. Italeigh
th same ear that was repaired ia the
Raleigh, garage. It was left in front
of a Mr.- Starling' home on East An
TRUSTEES! FOR v
CABLES NEW PLAN
ia advance of precise knowledge of its
aenmt terma.
"We did this," ha added, "ia the
psychological reflei from the great war,
with .the covenant of the league, and
before Its provision were, knows or
it obligation" understood, embraced
ning us ssnouseemeat. Mr. I B. hysterically Its purported perpoie."
Braasflald, eaadidate for tha Senate, "Before na ta the one plsn.'' b said,
i: followed with a speech oa ravaluatloa "the one association. When that 1 bur-
, aad other Stat aad eoaaty issue. Mr. led beyond redemption by Mr. Hard
George W. Mumford, candidate for th lng"e election, aa it 1 certain to be
' legislature, attacked the record of the from Mr. Harding' words, then, at our
- Jtesabltoaa party, sad -Mr, X--A- OoalMisix...yjiiiajr eiamlwe-gwith the
s aey, also a candidate for the lowar I serupulou care fqurrdaniriBgt s-
ansae, closed with 4 telling addsssa
Mr. Ooaney spoks -at leagth oa the
1' tagae ef Natioaa and othsr aational
..lasneajiBd received annek applana.
' Mrs. Desk Speaks. " 1
Mrs. Ckarles A. Doak and Mr. Clyde
' A. Dosglass spoke , Friday Bight at
, ood win's School house la Swift Creek
TewBship. . ( ' -, (
i quite agree thst woman's pise
W la the heme and it is right thai the
'w w . v. w mvmw uu aeeirv mi psvieex
United States May Insist Upon
' bucnaPian For Disposition
of German Cables'
Waahington, Oct. 3. (By The Asso
ciated Press. 60 ui form of Interna
tional trusteeship of tha seiaed German
cable may ba insisted spoa by the
United States ia th event 1.0 equitable
uiairiDuaon oz the cables is agreed
upon by the delegate t, th Interna
tional ittmmonlcationi Conxerenee la
aessioa hare.
Bines diapositioa of - tha flerman
cables among th live powers ieauire
unanimous eoaaeat, offlciala said today
11 was posaiDi mat ao agreement other
ican aa international form of operation
mignt posaiDly b reached. This. how.
ever, baa not aa yet beta prop-ted by
American commissioners, -and It
vaa stated that it. would sot be unless
it developed that no other agreement
was, possible.
One of "the American d elan tea to the
Conference confirmed report that the
vnueu 01a tea, while sot disposed to
question Japsn's title to tha Ilanl
of Tap" under a mandate awarded her
by th peace conference, wot' I movt
certainly insist upon the aafeeuardinir
f the rlghte of all astfoas to imports nt
c.iDis communications centering ahaiil
the island. For thl purpoas. th UaiS,
ted State ia propoing the establish
ment of certain International leading
right which would giv all nations tha
earns privileges to aarestricted sable
service Via Yao aa that antnvaa t
Japan as tha mandatory power,
Concerning the traru-Atiantii aahln.
officials said tha United, ajutee had aot
renounced allelalm te these. Ba-
from Africa to Brazit, th Amoricaa
government will aeek with respect to
the two former German cables mnm
gler avenue Thursday night .by three I aeia oy mranee and Great Britala at
yeuag aaea. Member of Mr. Burling least th sams privilege enjoyed be.
family told th polk yesterday that fore the, war. . .
the three anea drove up in the ear end Previoua to the eeiAire of those
alighted. One of the mem came a short cable by rrase and Oreat Britaia.
V iru, in nouse ana Maes per-1 rontu 1 eirgrapn ana Viable Cora
IwKlSE
Carolinians Rallying Splendidly
in support or uox-rioose-'
velt Fund :.
The final ape pel for eoitributlons te
the Coa-BooMvelt I"ud ia meetlag with
a fiae re spoaa according t Chairmaa
J. M. Bronghtoa, who reports .ever fif
teen bo ndred dollar to- eontributione
received withia the . last two days. A
full list of th contributor appears be
low, ana is aaainoa to these, a telegrsa
waa received yesterday statins that th
Democrats of Wldoa had aubecribed
us more aad were forwarding cash
ir' cheek.
Chairman Broughtoa haa made a De-
ial appeal to the Ssmotrato ef Raleigh
In which h calls stteatioa to the fast
thst Raleigh kas ao far faliea (oaaider
ably behind th other larger town of
th Btate, with on axceptioa. The es
caption ia Wilmington, where Drastic
ally as iateaytt has been ahowa aad
only a raw small contributions mad.
Tha Lesgae of Nations eaatinuea to
be the chief sentiment ia th mlada of
contributors. Several contributor apeet
fy thai their sift ahall be used for th
purpose of disseminating the truth about
the league aad other isaues. nFor the
spreading ef the truth" aay a oao Ra-
Icigh nsmnersiLjiLjpaJUiiB
tioa.
Chair aaa a Brouohtoa arses all who
expect to male contribution te tend ia
remittances at once ia order that he
eaa forward the aoatributioaa te th
National Treasurer ia tima to be. effec
tive. Cheek should be anads payable
to OoaBooeevelt Caapalga Faad sad
mailed to Chaimas J. M. Broughtoa,
Raleigh. Tha following i th list of
eoatribntion reiTd by Chairmaa
A Corner for Kiddies
By NELL BATTLE LEWIS
This is a very small Corner, I'll have
te admit 1 sort ef a two by twice Cor
aer, iaa't it, or maybe aot evea a big
u that. I guess it s so imall that loU
of you woa't find It In sorry about
that but it really isn't any fault, aad
here's tk reason.
Toa kaew Thursday, when there were
such lot aad lot of folks in town,
corns te the lair and all, why me and
the Artist Elf were out ao a aot to
Is any triefa, and we had a great
time of It. ril aay it was as O. .
day, that i. except th very nd, aad
guS what' happened I
Why, the Artist Elf waa riding along
oa Bay shoulder and w were talking
about different things that ,
wha, before we knew it, we were is
a awful Jans ef folk, and. th aest
thing I knew, there waan't any nice
Uttls Artist Elf sitting ea my shoulder,
making fanny remarke. Somebody had
kaoeked kirn off, I guess, and he just
disappeared entirely. Aad I haven't
a hia since.
Aad so, e sourse there wasa't aay.
body te draw the picture for the Cor
ner this week, and what is the aee ef
haviag a earner without picture I 80
you see. -' ': ''
I hop aobody ha steeped eav tk
Elf, k Is to little. But tb,B, h is ao
lively that I gust he eaa get eat ef
the way all right. I bet he's having let
of adventures, wherever he I. Where
do yea suppose be' goat Maybe h
hopped ea a big red ballooa that go
away frost some little bey or girl aad '
went sailing up ia th Iky semtwher.
Tow eah aejer tell about aa elf.
. But I'm Bot worrying about hiaa at
all. Ill just let hist aloe, aad A11
some home, all right, I aaow they al
ways do tlves, J mesa. Only when
he doee some, I'm going to make him -draw,
just about twiee a many -picture
a usual, te pay back- for taking
a holiday without me. Aad I hope he'll
soma back in time for a te get out
a ripping good Conor nxt Sunday, be-
eauaa Bait Snadaw will fa Hallraa an. -
Cox Speaks To Great Crowd In
Madison Squar.e Garden
(Coittlaaed from Page One)
sons sitting on th parch to watch the
ear, which he said bad. run out of gas.
He its ted that he was coming up town
to get a fresh supply of gasoline. Th
three ma deserted the ear, and it is
reported boarded a train at th local
union itatida a few hours afterwards.
ikn- tunamHtmwik'. -
Vlrtrlvus Rovslar. RalelatbT .....It
w. w. wt aon. Ralalah
W. A. Brwln, W. Durham
J. W. Beat Jr. Waraaw ........
W. H Ma.wklna. Hubert
Chae, J. McLaod, Candor........
ft. r. Tuttle, Edenton
E. K. Hunt. Sr.. Mockavill ....
J. B. MeAHIiter, Mt Plsaaaat..
B. K. Hapar. Lexington
r. Q. J.acocks, Elisabeth City..
A. K. Powell, WhltevUle
W. U. Henrv. Brevard
J. U. Judd Jr. Cardenas
W. D. Temnlatan. Moaraairllla . .
no. j. vvooQaro, vviiaon
tlons for ptomotlng peace and prevenj-
mg war,
PAGE PUTS GINGER
N THE CAMPAIGN
psny enjoyed a long-term contract for
service over the lines front New York
to Germany. -Amnican efforts ara .
peeted, therefore, to be directed toward i Wokaoa. Rocklnaham
restoration. If poasikle, of the same e! ' jroVBen7 CurHtWi:
rights permitted by that contract. I H. L. Perry, Handeraon
IC. B. Cheatham. Uandaraoa
Aside from the., facts aud corrob- VALTER MURPHY WIN 2"5!
rative information the notice have I . AuriuuM.uJL...i I Jamea A. Bell. ChartoUe'I '
nothing urjoa"ihiiOo act. That Mr.T UVCfl Ml It" MURrHT I WPOSTTifn?"
Oarrard did not int.ntlooslly . leave , . W.Vnra.UoIJ
Durham myeterloualv i th belief of Franklin folks Bat TTa r.nA I Mr. J. H. Fltshuch. uarvaburs
Mr. Oarrard aad her visw 1 ahared I .AA ' 7 lii - ?yfH,J'Jxur-'-
UT, WW. JL. TICK. Dfims
Jno. W. Oaatretl, Selma
einut
Beima
. .. . . . ,,. I r. J. rtoiiana. aeima
. j w ..... ua a apeeca I1KO I M. K. wall. Belma
who
waat te im press upon you th condi
tion ia which I find business ef all
kinds everywhere I go, ef. th deeha
in prices, of the loss to agriculture, of
The depresBatr1"1ridtlt ry, and tfr the-
very present potential decrease ia th
seed for labor.
"W should Bob bow have to ba deal
ing with a question of etir entrance into
the League. Thl matter should have
been disposed ef month and months
ago. But for the partisan plot, Amer
ica would sow be riding ea a'fnll tide
f prosperity to whkh aha ia entitled
and which ought to b her', for years
b ao re-establishmeht of ttabuit:
vt lof business soadition until a deciaion
ia made and made right; and this de
cision will be made at the earliest day
I'm I PHibI ra7 election and inaugura
See I ilea aa your Preaident. '
io.ee I Refers te Conspiracy
I o Ths baas eonaplracy hatched ia th
M( Uaited States Senate to defeat the cause
X I I of world peaee ha created a condition
y-YT 1 . in
oe 1 xrom waicu we wiu ao kwm. iwi
eel
fcieo
see
If.
1.
tie
(.
'Ill
a Better Speech,
and He Old
by th police and friend of tha fara
ily. It' ia also stated -poaitivsly , by
friead ef Mr. Oarrard that he was
not a maa who would become Intozi-
" .V1 1 .... . .
under the iafluenee of whisky. Ia feet 1"" ""uw Murpny wno was
th length of kia tay la looked upoa frf four. "a7 sT. a propotltiou
by police te prove that such has not u' received some few unwilling takers
been th case. Th missing maa haa ?T" ? reio 10' Hagweods (tore
it," Mrs.' Doak told her audience Tof a I Tiiami nauirlcnn Ronnhlirancl bee married a good many years and county yesterday when for
hundred or more aaea aad women, A ...7." ..,.7. . T. m 7T' I hu a wife and thr children. H hi "V BP?r Waiter Murphy waa bU
vote for Co aad tha Leagu of Na- VVIln WlinnOlQing lax BOOKS I at aU times ahowa the greatest possible deliver a speech. Th bet war
Drfvo. B
W. IT Holland.
U D V.ll II ,
n. a. winstoa, oeims ..........
Ueo. W. Evana, Belma ..
J. . wisgs, Bma ............
JVT. r. Wood ard. Beams, ........
M. Beuay. Belnaa
R. Lee, Belma
-' I oath, and Z make th prediction" defl
B.UVI . . . . . 1 :
le.e I aiie7 ana m nu presence vai anuw,
withia a year, we aav enterea .xat
League of Nations of th world, there
will be the most serious depression the
country ha ever witnessed. Amariea
has become a great aatioa by virtus of
kw-wndrf uV rssouMesuOerjtrad
with th ether astionk of th earth.
J JJlRnt trad is disappearing."
i ieetariBg uu tne lawgu aeeoa
America and that America i helples
witheat it," th Governor discussed
trade balaacee and aald that America'
sow is tlXW.OOO.OOO and that interest
ea European loan sdds 900,000,000
.i
.01
ttoae mesa a vote against war and
.. therefore ' a ,vrry atroag move f
hesne protoctioa for to date th League
aa drafted: by Mr. WUtoa ia th beet
' preventive of war that w have.
Mr. Dooglaas followed with a die
From Sheriff
M. J. Cameroa. Helaa
J. emita,-aeima .,,
Dr. I. W. May bar. Salma .
Mrs. L yr. atayeabsrg, Belma
fas. . tJiivar. senna
Leilngtoo, Oct. 23. Revaluatioa has
I Droved to be the means of attrring th
IJbunty camps Iga ia Savidsoa to a heat
esaslou of the eeoaomie soadition of ,h mod impossible twe weeks ago.
th eosatry. Rather it may be said that Robert N.
Both speaker were vary cordially pea charge la a epeech her Thors
reeeived aad were gives liberal tp- Aay bight that the Bepubllesa county
plans by the large crowd of both mea offlciala had (ought; to withheld in
aad wemaa voters., This .was Mrs. formatloa from th tarpayeri by de
OeeV first experience ea'the stump layhif making eut th tax books for
aad from 'report ef those who heard the sheriff, is th mora, direct and fra
her the aaaidea effort eould hardly mediate cause of putting pep wher pep
have bees better,' was lacking.
MowUbbs This Weak. The county official, aU of whom are
Monday, October S3, Solicitor Hsr- Republieane, are up ia arm against
bert X. Norria, B. C. Beck with, and Mr. ftga's statement sad declare that
earn ef the eonaty eandidatea will it is uatrue. . Chairman Sigmoa, who
wpau a tsew nm . is us voi era 01 1 u also register or deed aad charged
Va m h. a. b evea.. I . . . . . .
epewing
one aad the - W. Whitley, aelma ..........
., h Bs.Vbltlar, Baima
. u 1 H. I. Johnson: Belma 31
speaker waa I R. L Rr Jm
1'
devoHoa to hi home, and according to !"! loat, for Tt'
hi employers, ha been equally faith- "na JiurpBy ar
fill ta hia arnrk Ur. a.rr.,A ,nM I Same.
tmliea that har fcuahanil h.A I Eour years ago th former
Mmn a I... .i,v.,t I over in Franklin and hnw nil t. .lW. I C. II Pariik. a.ias
her as- to th time he expected to re " indicated in the fact that they still 2 crAifeMoiftJiJIia "
tura home. "h. b,t. shout him. He mad. Tgood f yf. wlfu?.:y,::
u ease Be was delayed h has in
the oast invariablv talenhnnad. written tenaeni tJolll of th State Priaoa want IV T""
or wired. On this occasion, no word
...41.. kt. 1 1 im.. ltn nnmu)'. i. v. I c. Allen, Selma,
amu.ua .nmiivuii, lu, wiaNmf i - Mwiauvn, ir. . fltalllng, Belma
mr waicu ne woraeo given a iiniar vvv " rwa am si ooin nisees I w. tt. a;rown. Belma
again veatardaw whan ha ..J an..l 1 J.
1...., nAm. - , o. . . . . Id '
.v.uu. vuuw wi toe ouie rnaon want if ti,
eampaignlng over there. Hs spoke at W. B. Crumptoi. Beinaa":::;:;
Laurel at 11 0 clock and west oa over I w- iL P.M "" ...
smn,
Btallln
. UmUt IM Wrlat.
aflltVI. .a..KX.l ) Vat aArBBNat,af
I! I A U19 alttaDUtaH LW WVji. U mmmb)
oil "makes aa the maater of th rest of the
world. lathe leagu w .eould organist
th business ef reeoastruetioa oa a
basla of mutual 'eoafideac. Europe 1
I baakruDt. sPDeallag to a to tak a re-
!flvrshlp ever it affaire."
I J. .11.. .UV ... - V.
0 I ssaeaaltv ef securing aa undertaking
?! I which will make aur the adoption of
XI I th Veraaillee treaty," the Governor on
ic I tinned, "is made atronger by th ap-
! I preeiatiOB that th country is facing,
S-VVI . ... a .1 . .1. . i I-
tiotitB, aa industrial erUis-a Hi which
H!we must meet irrespective of party aad
1-TT I th k. v ..u,.,t. .Kill, tha
Inetead, the situation has grows worn
and worse. Demsad for farm product
haa fallen off aad ia all sections ef the
country which I have visited, : utter
staguatioa is apparent iar th agricultu
ral eommnaitiee. Many auBUfaet&rera
havs bees eompclltd, ie cartafl ever,
atlpns by reasoa of laek.of orders.4
Ovatlow For Caadldaia.
Aa ovation Was giva Goveraor Cox
v peateiw
ia tke gardes. Twelve thousand seats
were provided and all . were Blled.
Score ef other peetstor were stead
ing. Th auditorium was ttraaf front
th rafter with flags aad banting, bv
tweea which hfung picture of the can.
didate. Larger lithograph ef th gov.
ernor and hi running mate alee ,were
used. Of th box war placard read
ing: "Bfeep faith with eur dead, aad
erauer a6Ubie,wMru-ifi
Stat erginlxatioa officer, formdt r
vie men, both whit ad colored, and
many visitors from ether States. Oa
his way to the Oardea .the geveraoa
viewed a patriotic spectacle at a. large
theatre. He wa cheered by many wke
recognised him ia the ssmi-darkaess el
the theater but made fee addresa.
President Wilson seat th goveraof
a telegram regretting his inability i
be present.
Duriag the demonstratios greeting the
eandidste Mr. Cos wss assorted dows
to ths center aisle, aad to the speaker's
stand. Th governor took her by tfael
hand and the applause wa gives a fresh!
spurt. From th - balconies spectator
rained -a shower ef ecrape of paper.1
After, tm aemonstrauoa jutd-are.-.
eceded for ten minute th governor
signalled for silence. The bead played
aad with a visa Lb large throng sane
"The Star Spaagled Baaaer ths gov.
ernor tnea proceeded with hi address.'
While waiting for tk esndidat.- th
crowd beard addresses by.Bsbbi Btechea
S. Wise, James M. Cnrley, former aiayes
ef Bostoa, aad lfattaa L. Straus. , j
"I must say that this ynng aviato
a modest hap." "How is that f" "He
doesst evea exaggerate the aumber ef
cigarettes he amok ia tk course of :
day to keep ki aervM taut.'V-Birmlag
hem Age-Herald. .. ,
fllllll!ll!lltllllllllllll!llllli;illl!l!l!
IliMMhhillMMltlM
his Wheraahnnta On thi. unrim ha I back there a train.
kas mad no report to the company.' Hr. Murphy, a just home from Okie
The report circulated yesterday aft- ud Indiana where he delivered tome
rnooa to th effect that aa unknown Democratic rrpeeehe at the requtet of
man giving ate nam aa "Hall", had I nanonai uommittee. He
Mi I with the best executive sbilitr th
Version of Mr. Garrard's care to keeo "d the folka arc looking forward to IE- W.B. Johnson, Salma .M.. .tt I country affords.1
persona directly interested awar of four yeara from bow when be may b Br! tv L rVSiimii'l' ia!sl Prosperity aad th Leagu.
hi. ak....v...k. n .u! ... : t.-i n.,ir , K ... . in it v , . -... ' t: "i
a. nanfiL TVllliamalOB 1.S
in nugis emiinneia . .
Albert Sidney Orady. lit. Olive
R- K- Lee, Laurlnbur
John Bprunt Hill. Durham 3.
Misa Sailie L Whltaoa, Aaha
vllle .
W. C. Coker. Chanel Hill
aa "Mail" . Bad I anonai committee. Ha haa a
Called O. W. Beck'a atnra over tha I better SDSech this rear than nvar. finil.
Baekkora Tawsahln. Th (peaking k with teak ins? ont th ta tiakata. I telepftose and had informed Mr. Becking particular inspiration in GoTsrnorlO. T. NeaL Reldavllle ....LI"
,t!4., l , I vehemently denle that there kas bee a I B'. Garr' la Kalsigh uu- Cos sod the Bevaluatioa act end income Kwre" lii'Rse.'ch'.VYotu" ' '
av, taw aww usj aaa Bear, oaa n-lanr aelav axeant what via nna.ni,l.hl. I ui reiura some witnis I auirnutuenia. jar. vouie aia Mat
Muaaau aaa rerey j. ynvc aa otser After wvaluaUoa- had about been
awn7 ewaaijiases wui speas a aoiiy ompltd kere applleaUoa wa made
"V- .''.-', for permlsaioa to reduce the vsluaUoa
'5. iL t,if?,hLntB,t farm sands by W per ecat Ther
Twv xhotLha, i .tTsn " -me delay bcforHhl. wa. Bn-
Zv.t MJI el eh.'.!i.J IS "ouneod, bow mere than U weeks ago.
rlw?.l M " n KPhllr" offleUU claim that they
' atttef hlur 'm. Sirnm. and emU o1 Mt wM th
era or Vary township ia the Cary aehool I .1" T . "r. "
audltorlaaw .- . Iw " sownanipa containing
"aroee, wreenvuia
D. 8. Smith, Oreenvllle
Chaa. Cobb, QreenvlUe
R. JL. Own. laiAi,
12. iH MoWhorter. JL
a few daya, has not been verified, fo- night when he got back that he bad
He said that both Mr. Beck and Mrs. rarely teen auch enthusiasm a thBo-
Oarrard say they bare heard, ef ao aa orator atirred up among his audi-
Buck telenhona maaaaaa. tnra. Ha annaalaA n. rliM,l..l ,k.
Aot Wishing to rive ahdiii alirm I Women few of -Whom tiait veslatmA I l----naaJ C' i-
friend Of th miaaine man hnn.il IsiMnrs slirkk arullnlla a wriVf.'...!,J
uri.aie anarcuipg parties i uursaiy. i man in mat aeeuon naa registered. Mr.
They returned Tburedav night empty-1 Murphy will apeak in Wilkes county
uaaueu. i.t waa aeciaea to immediste-1 Aionaay. . v
v " mauar over to the police,
4. Oolda-
....... I. i
I f. P. Harria Wise
Colllna. Wlaa
I John Cole. WTia ..
I C W. Col. Wlaa .
C C't-erklaaca. Wise
i.ee I "Ranublieaa Vjallticl&na ara tailing
I.GCj . ni. .1... V . . ...mi... ...
site 1 he improved by tha election ef the
tl.tl I reactionary candidate. If h is elected,
... so ngecuoa wx-uie league viu ss ai-v;
j oj lured ( with thai rejection, disarmament
1 will be im possible; military aad aaval j
. competltioa between the aatiou willj
l.'ti ktve te eontinuet International credit
f oe taBBot be restored: export will eon
H! Unue te faU off ia volume, sad th.
world will be Indeed fortunate if tt if
at vlelted with a gigantic fnanelal
panic, 4a, its-every .quarter. . Ss that
would be much nearer to tke truth to
tar that th war te avoid business de
resaioa ia te cuter he League ef .Ne
Tea eaa depend ea as for freapt
motor ami la aay msrgeaty. ;
lie I
11
lit
i.ee
i.ee i
That attaae we wiQ repair, yeur
meter a ouiekly , a werkaita wh
kaew kow eaa de tk job wH, , h
. . . t
iaeorporatad town. Another reasoa
Ul V V.l. ..J tk. -.k.
. raadidatea will (peak at :S0 p. tZ, 'w delay waa that it wa aot pos-
. Wedaeeday. October T, to th voter ptaefore' f to ealculato
vf Bartoa s Creek Township at Bay- -U aixty-two other countlei had
leaf BeheoL - P1" order. This ha arrived and a
W. B. Jonee aad tl A. Douglass will havs bee mad eut,. i
. speak at T:S0 ea the-same aiht to ST,' ",a3r " ars new aa-
: th votere of Neue Towashlp, at th tjlnlng the amount of their taxes
" Fall ef Neat Seheolhouec ... aad tke great proportion of rcduetloB
At Wakaloa, Wednesday sight " at eompared te last year kav sheered
T:S0 a. aa, Congreaamaa K. W. Pea I" aemovrate as ha aothiag els ia
aaa eoaaty caadidatee will speakv
l!ee I tlona. And then, whea Europe is again
Baieish Doiic. who wV .ntTi.5 TurniAwn nc lAnnscu ia additioV to th. rrf"riheiei ".:7 ..3sjr; r. -.rT;r
Mr. Osrrard ia musing havs aot located RPftKTPR IM DllJrnMBclr0u,? h" relTd from Q. B. 81- badly, U rdr to recover from th wast
any information concerning hi where- nfcUIOl tn IN OUnUUMOC lcrs, chaimaa, a cashier's check for of year of war, America will have a
about. It was losrnsd that he had hi v' g500, ontributsd by citisen ef ra ef prosperity th Ukcef which wo
SI mat TisxA 1-A- W.J. J . Ate. . TJaavV11.a aflfa.. M ekwaap,.- . a UeVfAw. lhalai u .i al. fit, a . a
wmw way etLiajroooB mi i Acuuiuoaas Vaaarffoa wiia Xai I . z? w"iuf aot ret pms.
Halmtavk amek-saaM A la., at.. a V. a.il a-- I ' - I vatrmffaa' TTiiViat , ttfl iVsA a I
We kav motor te rat -u well a
te eetV-e that yea may aav power
sJmest immediately. . j1
a Raleigh garage. Alto that hs told th
garagemaa that k was very anxious t
get home Wednesday night. Whea he
paid th repair bill, it wa ataUd. he
.displayed quit a roll of money. There
l no definite idea as t how much
fort To Secure Befistra
tion of NegToes
W. H -Marker ..
. ssrsaa
POLICIES OF JAPANESE
GOVERNMENT CONDEMNED
Athevifl. Oct, S3. It is -estimated
meaty he h.d ia hi possaloa: - For ht.21n boM? om that
... H 1. .. t.. ' .. .. . l0f th 8.500 women IS BuBanmha araa.
W1CVU1, f0T ; a. :,. ,. i:rT":in. r. cart
m iirm smpioying nun.-Ul eollee-l" r" -'.'""" "v fr. I j. c Curtla
i v- i.1 n
... .,
. ! ........
a. jacsunnea
tartar
i. .at iai.:;".: ."..Ta.'. " l-th. t.t of any count. In th. SteuM rneWllllami" V""
womea
the cam pain.
r last night A. E Holtoa apoke tt the I tion rarely run to more than 300. It f" fire.-itjta believed,
ours aouse ana jsepuDuesa county of
ficial throngb. their poketmea took oe-
CasiOB tO denflBBCa tha atatamaat I Miaa.1.. WT.....).. Bl. .1.
bv Mr. Pira. Chn rmaa ai... I u. ...a v" . i.. i..j-lterd In large numbers, ever
V.. rt-. ar- .V.I ' J" - " . -- - I oao, w,r.c wu, J....vj-,i. a
aft,awwv, vavaaw wa, aa .aaa previonaiv ILaian a una m,m.ki.s.. I nmeisla nf aha ei.. a. k.1Im.. .v.. u. I w.. Mar mi, imnu
l.u.i...a . v..-" t. - - . , - ....... ..... . n, .v,. i... i ,.
m.m,w.9 ,..,, aaHawM uai as osiisvea tit. yge, acted U I aa either met with foul play or it in-
demaiag the domes ti sad foreign good faith ia making the charge but I ndverteuty detained,
polklee af th gevsrament were adopt, had aeea grossly mlalnformad. I PoUe last sight were to some extcat
ed at the eonveaUoa her today ef f Another hljk light of th eamialn la I wedded te the opiniosi that Mr. Oarrard
. , . -: - , I . . . . E ... . . ...
have-tegis-
ouv la
ww mem oar ax ue Bsaasltui oppow-1 th reglslratloa of womea voters. Two I et with foul play at th handa of th
at was declared th tttmeet I weeks ago the Berjuhlleana nnv,.j. I three roans- men who drove hie , tn
tioa party,
anxiety
i felt by th people of Japea 1 1
MeKlBooa, Jr
iworria .........,.....
Trouble haa been expricBCd wlthlsL Ra..a"'''""""
..... , .1 .a .i ll i ii--C' ,. '
.vB.w .vihm auaaj aeciiooa DI toe f- iwwi ... a. ,.. a
eity, and ia eaa precinct, the drst, ia y a "wVIm
whleb It is estimated the majority ef 51 . Johnaia:::"
the aegre womea f the'eity Jivven l.Vh?!':;.';;:,:;;t:
uanurea irioa 10 register In oae dav.IV u S.a..V '
Deaolta tha nnnauat atiif a. I n . n.T,."
.1. i.LVv. s- s. .i,':r,r"
.nwM, uv.s.Bi. uts ovaa wa I
r'"J"" " VAi I ajnIte-tl. Nat MI...S
i'e I Blame for busiaesa recesaioa which,
i !! I the Goveraor said, began - coincident
lreelsitk the aad-leagas plot of the Seas
oa t.oe I torlaX- Oligarchy' .cannot be placed
........A........ .lM,iM ,. k. nveaant . aAmlniatratinn.
I.' "Bet for ike partisaa ousplr th
e caadidat said, "ttabilisatioa of Eore-
ii paaa Snaaoea and industry would by
; this tlm hsv reached that poiat where
' It would hsv been postibl aad eaa..-
t in 'or them te procur aeceesary credit br
t ee mesas f tk iavcetmcat msfket, .That
l-t the markets ef Eur op would kav beet
'VV I enaai 'ta the ftrviH and tha amal
te I maanf attarers throughout the country.
McKay McKlnno
lac rviiiiam
H. jr. Carter .......
For bw meter, ad . aietera
motor NBslr-paea USB.
'"' ' i-'"' y
W aav aa expert at year serviee,
f WeUlcer Elebtric Co.
IN W. Martha It. . BALEIGI, X, 4
miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMMiii
1
ad the lead ea 'he Democrat, They I tbl eit- They beleve that be wa a
aruLLaam mmn wr nr inatw war a aaan .& v ivstin aa auBntrnvniisii. rtni ir rn - . . m b w w m. . .
am.- trv 1 a . i.e. I . . . - - . " ' " I m rlB Wa, Btatt mmm aaaaaa aaa. AA. aa. B . . L. Bel. Da tDllliral - . . ..
r . ofw vnta tiaaaa la the eouatry precincts rerieter- f10 14 rrect no traces of crime kaa p " n:7; ". "77. J Csiut,
tkwCaliforala attuatlea, becamM th, ,d Wklle the Democrtu h4 BiTilow o. It i kaowa that the three uXtJ0 "jJ T LSI! -.:
cabinet was soaducUag the aagotia-1 headWav. Tha but . .tTI maa Whs ara believed to kav. "V8 J"-. tteM tt fort- 115- M"i?V
tioa. ia a. uaaatiafactory maaaer. . , , hi see. tW.Titnourla. of the oae. wh. .Bed Mi tJair-. u
. . - aa. ...... ..Mi.i..i . . , ... . --- . " hhw, iawnii a i mi, a. . f.... . '
S- K.l. f.V.. k... 1 I " .. ......
Tk resolutlcss
farther demanded I DemomHa k. I ear. acted uniiein1v at not wninn ara.
general rexorm lata aausa rorsiga I elate and before the books elota ttw I uo Thursday night. Th.
nalia K. M.KIllMM.. . I .v- , . . , ... . ----- v . ..TT . m.t. . - .
er aZnoted hw t6 to " ,a.7"
ier attempted I the womea ars tnkine an ti I W. "k.
VAfllAm lea h. I J"'VJVBts- VUs WH OUCm JTr BlAatL. 101 I Aav .A a - !.,. ...
...v . - . r "vu"1' I al wa aot aennmm.t.d. tT.n ..!. liT" wrganuaxioB, ia iisc
vs BaJSJaiavm m.lMl BkXItA aaBW W B - ' - - - r - i WBlflfl SI SB Wi aheVatm ruua. uat
ge beyoad that flgura. is t cct. .7 th -ui " ' kT..
of registered
doe
CATTLE TO BRAZIL
VBACW-vWrT former lepubli. IF" .1
toraeyteBerai of the State, 1 ffT weat. , , v . wiU-ypte the Bepubblieaa tickt. with I w'n!' ;."
HaetV":!!!!!!!"
. ... - y. -
v . i ur n i .if .............
tC f? ftlWa . a
thlj tS CB
I V:- ai'Mn ........
2
iei
i-v,sj, aw ,aiuMuvs ox wevriomi i us rerutratinn will ',- k.. t. I w wmu m wairn to seau nova at tneii- .l. . . , . - ... - ' l J. el tram.
corditioM by a. u,tmt ef the t- would "aot be eurprteto, fi ta. kumb.; h"0" atek w a h.ndeme tioTbte' th J it h-ahb. '
naaeial admia 1st ration and tSa. Imna. I a .V 2? ... . T I timeniee. "lmt waa nsTaaaA a sis Ta. I P1" POSaia mat 11 SaS beta able I " V. Rowa .....
diate laaugTrraUoa ef atirersal uf-
;fftfc : : ; ,--v.i
Anrriiene.r. I Zeb
vji iti.it ouuuu MkuiniiHt. : I eaa attorney general of tha Etata. .
TO MEET NOVEMBER 6 22 ? eiianext
.1 ; r . , , I -! a ymny im so (TrSna
Gra.Mbore, Oct t3Th. .-a. .f S.
ths North Carolina College for ffoaua r!J? wTrf lh B,
are te come together taTiislal -al H- " . d wiU ba
ing at the eolleg. ow th. after-o. ,d .TA S,,"1??11? i?",Ulf . PrtT
11 M.miifHim ssa
parts of. Coaaeetient. Bis service,
will thus aot be available ta aaa
U the Bute duriaj the tloalng week ef
... tee
.. - c.o
is
S.')r.a
i.el
i
eel
HI
tei
ax ata I
evening el Baturday, Novenber 6. At
this meetlag qaestiona relative te the
futnre growtb sad development ef the
i ii.rntioa will be considered aad
f jBins. will V enabled to e and
'.ra t rat-hand ths pressing need ef
a fieeent. Thi meeting ef alumna
--js ever th state was S'.'meted Sad
at a Beetla of the Qnllferd
7 rrnck the past week.
Newport New. Va Oct. 23-Offlmn I .. . ' ea, nrtsa un.
of Paa.A-rici Cattls Exchange aad .It ! -f fr WT
Tradinf Compaay. with hsadouartera 2 ffld"Iiu lua wiU If. P. Wiuiama ."..".rCTt; J
i. Ss. P.ulo,r.r in Sr. tt"! f f !
N.wi waiting to wea their first .hip- denied bv th. Docu Th. Jk!! if HcL ie
i fojtejed the aegr. vetea every way Hf?:Z-Z '3
BBa1BBaaaa-v I . '
Osteopaths Orgsalxe Assodatioa.
,, r; I a vet. u. ur. piormaa
uVkl't:!!! M3 fc0- Olover, ef Waahlngtoa, was ehoeea
HVeful (wv7.. Z' k .v, . I r.t president ef the Mid-Atlantic
r,.'pV,u' A .LtWas vrith Osteopathic Aiaoeiation. which wa. t.
oirger orotnari 'H-ni j.. .. I . . . r . . l r-- . s nous, n nw I sir-
Mit. th. towel In th watw snd h.V rted S WBin tU
. k. I .... .. f orio l of several hundred osteopath from Vic I eaaaa - pk. .1 j
Robeson Cla NntlilaA
Lumbarton, Oct. 83-Only n Sob
eson county gin haa received notice to
cloe. dowa ao far. , The notice wa
potted oa th gia home of th Fair-
" uai i.
Tetal v....,
....... sa.aa
..v...tlt.t
a Tsyior, of Crasboro, te the ms wetter than I wa Wbra.Vp!
f" ---.J Chow, . ...ia-
Piuip joxt ear with a
Klaxon Warninff SiirnaJ
. i
tee Caanaltiaa ta Waat
.Tokio, Oct, si-fipeciai dispatshe. and driv with feelinj
.. "is, aianenuria, sooay report I '
800 eaaualtie. ia killed aad iniorei in I T".
a solliaioa of trsine sa ths Chines east. 0 ,ilety.
era rsuway near Harbin. Tke victim I
r a -
Si ...
11
X matter what type of stole Car,
Track at Motoreyel yea, may lav,
w aav a fclaxoa wkiea wi eait
year aeedf exactly. At attraetiv.
Motor Service Co-,
OF RAlXIpII, Id. '
il hoy fi:::ii, r-jr.
, m aw aaa Aal KUaTuaa -xUiTQaa.
" reports war r"f rtia
r.