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THROW CHEROKEE
VOTE OUT
Jackson Board of Canvassers
Declare Democratic . County
' Officials Elected
ONLY TWO REPUBLICANS
- ARE DECLARED ELECTED
After Completing Work In
AshevEle, Board Will Form.
. ally Declare Besult at Sylra
. This Morning; Republican
, Lawyers Make Plana To Con.
test Decision In Coturta
Ashcville, Nor. 3. Practically com
pleting it work, although it will moct
in' fiylva tomorrow morning -atiO
'clock, formally to deelar th remit
L.tiitJt9a'. t Jackson county
xmrd of eaaTaeser - at today' aea
Bion her in the Buncombe courthouse
Arcw out all vote east by Cheroke
radians on the ground that -th-latter
1 tfTfc arQi'Jasi ' . s.intjtf n
candidates via all the county offices
except tha representatives in the Leg
islature and oaa of tba tare, county
commissioner. V- v
Three more votes iff dispute because
of a difference in the Jgurea of former
tabulators' iy b deducted tomorrow
front- soma of tha Democrati candi
dates,, if -the Republican contention
proves correct, bat this deduction would
not affNt th substantial result, leav
ing tb Democratic candidate for reg
ister of deeds oaa vote ahead of bis
Bcpublirun-rivsir '-Today's action also
pats JaeJuoa eeaaty , into-the Demo
eratm congressional column.
Rcabllcaaa-T Centeet DccUo.
Bepublicaa counsel hav mad nil
plana for a contest la the eourte ea
behalf Of tha Republican oouaty can
didates, thai-eubetaniial contention
being that tha canvassing bead baa no
legal power to go behind tba returns
to Tvetigote-" the - validity of indi
vidual vote accepted ,ty tba precinct
beard aad tlmt Indians ara not dis
guaHoed as voters merely because they
ar ladiaBa,:fc;.,,;tjj-.T-., .
Tha bitter eontosi whieh began Jfo-
vaMUr th ahea after tha first Bos
nian Demoeratia Attorney J. w.
Bayaes was foree4 by threats to Wto
fiylva and to the board's sojourning at
tnrwlR to rrent twts, fiaauy om-
Dleaaaat eaiUcc todar. "There- a
" reflection, ttrioa anybody," waa the re
tnark made by the alert Budded Jte
f publican reprcseatatlya- H. B. Queen,
. in explftlniag why ha ptsteitsd tha ac
tion of tha board at last
, The matter of their being mora to tea
In Bj-lva precinct bos than tha num
ber af voter shown by the pollbook
was taken p and Mr. fainter aader
took -to- aanlala. that some pnt their
. aw votea into tha boa and tha poll
book keeper miht have missed
: them. - , j
The chair asked, "What ia tha neat
asoret It; looks like a hard proposition
' to throw -oat a box because there ara
aom. illegal roteo ia it, to - throw
away soma 800 legal votea just bee on
" there are m few -illegal votes.- Tha law
"provides tba when you tad boa
staffed and eaiinof "ieout for tha
, surplus, throw it sway but I don't like
to a. that."...
Indian Veto eliminated.
1 Painter said he did aotaeolbov it
covld.be alled ..a "stuffed" boa, to
which the chair replied, 1 would aot
t this time call it stuffed bos. I am
Juat -Saying whs) the ' law provide is)
the case of stuffed bos."
The ehairntaa called op the motion
made.by.Uosa ef Bylva last week that
the Indian vote be eliminated, "Be
cause ward ef -tha government," ex
plained Moaa. Queen . said he thought
he enrht to be allowed to introduce
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OF BALLOT
BOXES
authorities oa this mutter of the In-
diana heina: citisena. The chair aaid
yes, but the underspending waa that the
authoriUe should be later than 1900.
Ha referred to Judge Boyd' deeisioa
ia tit Hyatt case ia MOO that the In
dians were not citizen ; (Hyatt had
been indicted for refusing to register
Indians.) "W had not bene bothered
- with them sine then."
No one knows, of. coarse,- what will
- happen at Sylra tomorrow, but - tba
worse is exrfeeted by many On both
- aides. - The bitter . feeling that has
' existed between the parties sine the
'hoard first 'met, ia almost at flaming
v point and it ia likely to break eut
whea the flaal " aeaaioa ,, la held ' at
8ylva.'. - .."V -i--. -..-i .;:
RETAILERS ORGANIZE TO
r - MEET CRISIS IN TRADE
(few Tork, Vov. S3w BeperaentaUves
of more thaa 100 retailers af cloth-
lag, dry goods, ahoe and - millaery
throughout tha. country organised the
council af national retail associations
her today' in aa effort to meet the
' -eriais la the retail trade due to steadi
ly falliag price. , "
' Tha orgaalsatioB meeting was held
- behind eloa door, but it waa leaned
that the newly formed aouaeil ia com-
posed ef representatve of tha ' Na
tional Betail Dry Good Assoeiatlon,
the Natoaal Amociatioa - of Betail
Clothiers, the National Garment Betail
' ra, tb National fihoa Betailore Asao
ciatioa af th. V sited Bute - and the
. Betail M'H'aers Assoeistloa af Amer-
'
'..yimwxos planning to '
- V T QUIT POLITICS BJTTIETXT
Paris, . Nov. tZjV oncer premier
, .Veniselos af Greeee, is despondent
- aver his defeat at the polls ea Novem
ber 14, and retire- permanently
- from polities, la any event, he will
await definite lr t!0 powers of their
-ui' towsrl reeee, sv'.d Bophotks
Vi,:,,, ) of th former premier, i
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BUTLER CANDIDACY
Former District Attorney J. 0.
Carr Would Disown Party
Responsibility"
THINKS SAMPSON .MAN
UNFIT FOR THE CABINET
Would Tse Position' Aa Secre
tary of Agriculture To Turn
Worth Carolina Over To "Re
publicans, Wilmington Law.
yer Believes; Opposition Wot
'.'...Partisan.. - v,
. The Kcwa and Obacrver Bureaa,
003 District KaUoBal-Bank BIdg4
, V By K. E. POWELL.
(By Special Leaaod Wire.)
Washingtoa, B. O, Nov. 13. J. O.
Carr, former "TTnitoJ " Btaiee " A Horsey
t Wilmington, deelarad today that tha
demoeraey of Korth Caroliaa as an
orgaaiaatioa 'ahoald ' disowa any re-
spoBsrbiliry for the mdonemeat of ex
Senator
aSa,i-f..
ing.
"I hv
lit. Carr aaid. "who does aot eondema
the endorsement by-Democrat of But
ler for seeretary of agriculture. I think
that this opponition ia not purely ea
partisan ground bat if based ea But
ler's record as stated" by Governor
Biekett"
"la my fnflgment" "he eontinoed,
"Butler wQuid.ase tha posUio af ee
rotary of agrieultur- and th powera
of that office lust t h used th Par
mer Alliance ia 1894 , toUUrer the
State af North Carolina, to th Be pub
lican aad ' I think - the Democratic
organization shoald condemn any re
sponsibility for making; th eaderee-
meat," -
. Pew Joia Satiaeul Curd.
Th striking slowness with which tha
National Gosrd m leiflg o rgaaiaed la
the rarioos atates of : tha- anioa ha
caused, wide comment here - ia army
circle, nd " lis 'general explanation
for the failure "is a cob sequence of th
backwash that follow ia th wake of
very war. ., t. ' :: -..-.,; -
-Optimism for the futur is displayed
by most of thai army mea here- who
are considered authorities aa national
guard matter.. Oa v January Met,
National Guard officer wilt om to
Washington as chief of the mJHtia
Jess llcl. Carte, thT present chief.
Th- wrpres prriioa was pmeeJ
la th earmy, -rterganiaatloa set ef
Jon 4th this year that the millti
bureaa thief must be a National Guard
officer, ' n amis ted., hy . tha. President
oa the -recommesdatioa ' of ' the gov
ernors af the aeveral states. -
Th BTesent strength sf th National
Guard for North Carolina shows 18 Un
officer aad Ml enlisted mea in com-
pari soa wtth --a -aathoriaed unlisted
strength of juea oa paper. The
Dgure show that North Carolina ha
13 per cent of. th strength author
ised; V S,..,,.; ; .... ',, .;
- Wyoming leads th entire union ia
proportion of reorRsnijoed units of th
National Guard. . That . SUtft hss Z7
lin (Beers aad S13 mea ia her present
strength, which Compare with SOd i
allowed aader authoriaad strength.
97 per cent of authorisation. Colonel
Fitzhngh . Lsa' imaigtrade; well
known antberKy-em aaray auttsrs, says
it ia almost a waste of time to at.
tempt to recruit, from amohg the re
turned aervle mea. -They hav bee a
to war. Thev have reached tha goal
all mea entering military Berries long
to atuia aad they are through, for the
Urn being , at least. Youacer mea
those bow coming f military age, ar
th material from which to reconstruct
the machine, Thejr will enlist. Aad
much ea be don with .them lr traia-
iBg." j-,.--.l.--.t-.s. . (
Placed Oa Strang Basts. .
' Gradual step ia : legislatiia 4 ha
brought th- National . Goad- en tha
strongest foundation which that or.
ganixatioa hae experienced "siac tb
foundug efthe govorcmcBt.
important among th eonstruetiv
measures f re s Federal recognition for
National Guard anlta whea ejuajified;
dual ostlv to the Pederal aad Stat
govcrnmenM: officer to be aeleeted
from deairr ed classes; pay of all
officers and "ted mea of oiraaixa-
tioa that have received Federal roo-
oguitioa system of Courts-martial sp-
plieaua to . th National "Guard, in
suring th maintenance of dmeipline;
complete equipment ef National Guard
units by tha War. Department use of
regular army personnel to assist ia
th lastructioa of th National Guard
orgaaisationa. ' ' . .t
Although tha t rare ia South era
states ar disappointing b eompariaon
with tho plana for reorgnslxatioa, re
ports to th militia bureau' Stat that
a stiaatilatioB af interest Is being at-
if ested. . i. : r
James Nelloa, a Piaeharw aegro, ie
the moat reeeut ef a long string of vie
tim tr fall ia tha national ejphnl for
the age old aad time worn poeketbook
trick. R Wat June 1500, he nrd the
metropolitan police. v -r
According to the story h told deto
tivea, h waa walking near Ue TJnioa
statioa whea tw Washingtoa negro
approached Una aad, la a confidential
tone, informed aim that they bad foaad
a poeketbook with a larg sua af
money, James could share ia th speDs,
th eity aegree told him, If h eald
put up $500 a aceurity.
H put ap but hi trouMes nry be
gan. . Whea it dawned oa him that he
had beea flim-flammed, h Bot'Sed th
police. Detoetiv Springraaa, lijtcniag
Intently to James' storr, observed a
bulging hip pocket J.iniee waa
telling hla tftie of woe. C'l,--"r Us,
tioa developed tlie fart t' t J e wt
arryinf a pistol wi.out ai-y 'eeL.l
perwiinina fat doing so. A eee-r ws
' !ecf f !, tiit h 1 1 t) f 1 f -
WOULD
REPUDIATE
NDORSEMENTS OF
lf.J. T..1 A. . kKu I. I
not eea a single Democraf I -- ....
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Photoffravh shows n embers af
right, Senator Da rid I. Walsh) Jaaaea
f Washington, aeting ehaimraa,
OFFICERS SEEK TO
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Two Women Believed TO Have
Been Implicated In Burke
County Homicide
bearing oa th murder ef Glenn. Iip
pard, whoa body waa round - ia - th
wood ia Burke county Sunday after
noon, Solicitor Huffman aad Hickory
dicers followed lead today that they
aid would .bring developmeuta of a
positive naUr ia th next It hoar.
Th officers today war trying to lo
cate a pistol possessed, it waa believed,
by en of the flv mea, jailed at Mor
gan ton, and to traeina a well defined
report that soms womea were mixed ap
ia th affair. It ia believed that two
womea were oat with some asenvaad
that whoa alt th facta arc hnewa, the
ease will be clearer. '
Solicitor Huffman aaid toaigSt that
ha would retara to Hickory- tsmstrsw
aad devote tha daw aa the ease. -
A.-A. Whiteaer, local lawyer, re4ala
ed by all ftva mea ia Uorgaataa il,
ntatad this a ft an Don ..thai hia clients
eaald easily pro that-they' had aoth-
ing to do with the killing, - and a
thought this fact would be established
later. . No data . for the ; preliminary
hearias has beea ac aa aatd.
Stone of liquor aetivttiea ia which
Gleaa lippard Sgured-wer giva to
tha officers daring th hearing her aad
eaoof tha tonela- believed to M
eoant fo tha two hundred dolls eheek
givea taUppard by O. B. King, ef
Charlott. Oa
Monday Ight; Nieea
bar IS, offlear were; told, Gleam-dip.
MTd ixrpersoaated a revease agaat
ad held ap aa aoro drtvea by Loag
Hefar sad occupied by Carl ippard,
a aoa f Bud lippard, Prry gailoa
of liquor aad tha car wer taken When
the oeeupaaU beat it to th hushes.
it ia alleswd. It ia thought that Bud
Ltapard, a aatoriou Uoehader," -who
waa recently pardoaed by- Governor
Bickett, waa after Gleaa JJppsrd ia
Irdail eouaty last week to male aim
pay for th liquor atolea from hia-oea
nil tnrn over the ear. - t
Gleaa Lippard, it ia believed here,
old the aooaa to Kiag. Mad Upward,
who attended hi brother' - funoraL
admitted that he chased Gieaa a Fri
day, but aaid he had aa tu ten tioa af
harmlne? him. Bud aaid ha waa ia
Charlotte Saturday Bight ... wha Via
brother waa hilled.... i
OPPOSES. CONFIRMATION
OF ALL APPOINTMENTS
Senator Jones Says Appoint.
stents To Shippinf Board
i ; Win Be Opposed ;
7shiactoa. Nov. S. Annouoeement
that h woald ppoo coaarmatioA af
all appoiatmaata to tb Shipping Board
made recently by rreatdeat wilsoa was
made todsv bv Senator Jones. f Witt
Ista, chairman at th Senate Coeulcre
committee,
1 ahall da all la my power to pro-
Teat their confirmation ho al4VWhea
tha ahippiag bill waa passed it waa any
hop and deeir that the President
would appoint th board immediately
and start ita Important work; ' Instead
sf doing that, th President waited four
or St moat until arte lectio, aad
appointed some mew who ara inexperi
enced aad Befit, although aom af th
appointee ara good men. v '---.
"Under tna circumstance I uiaa
President Harding should hav a free
hand la aaming th board and (or ta
direction ef It poMew-aad X (hall d
all ia bit newer ta prevent eoatroatioa
ef tha appointee aamsd by Presidaat
Wilaaa. ; -;- ' i
la addition to th Shipping Board
aomiaatioBB, many ether appoiatmeat
President Wilaoa probably will M
held up, aeeordiag to Bepublieaa Senate
leader, who ara r eta ruing her for th
seeaioa next month. - Sons xprssssd
doubt that any nomination .would gat
throuca th eenat. ' Th praeuce at ro
fusing coafirmatioa t appoiatmaata by
retiring President has been general la
tha past by both pertiea, it was aUtad.
PLEBISCITE U CHEECE ?
- POSTPONED TO DEC. 5
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Pari, Nov. S3-4!oafirmstion ef ya
port that tha pisbiecit la Greer to
deid aa U the retnra af Ex King
Coaataatia ta the throae had beea
postpoasd to December eta, had Bean
received by taa Irene roeaiga aaoa,
it wa aaneeraeed today. The veto waa
U hav beea taken aader tat arigiaal
arraageaMat an 8uaday next,, Nevaas-
ber ia, - - f
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itc::at m akkested rc ;
KCNNING MOONSHIP'S ITTIX
Taihpa, fla- Nov. 23-lir. tna
Eeafy wa arrested at aooa t"ry for
running, a 'meoashiao . at.il." Fee
r-aca wse near the heart n t..e ccy
CLEAR UP MURDER
ros;ie the number ei" If li'.t.
"tit s't h'"!--fl f ef r- "i
i a f i i ' .! f
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INVESTIGATING CONDITIONS
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. Copyright tTadersrood and Uaderwoad
th Amerieaa Commissloa aoleetM to iarastisto conditions la Ireland. Left to
H. Matmr, of Poaaiylvajtiat Jaa Addaas, of Chicago ( Br. frederi Howe.
Holtiagaworth Wood, ef New lork.
Western Union Head Says Au
thority Was. Granted By
Conoress and War Dept.
KKVOKED PEKMI8SION
Waahlagtaa, Nov. zt-SscrUry
Baker aaadaaeed taaignt that ha had
revoked pet-asisstoa (-ranted - tb
Wastera fjaima Teicgraph Compaay
last May to lay certain cask at
Blacayae Bap, Miami, Fla. Tha
penult waa Bseacd by the district
agtaeer st Jaekasavllla, Flv, aad
Mr. Baker dirwetsd Ha withdrawal by
telesraph tonight.
Mr. Baker aaade no ewplaaatioa ad
hie acttaa. Be merory asthort 1
threash Ida aevretary tka atatenseat
that the penult had bee sncradeeV
Tha aaaaaassmsnt Sallawed, hww.
ever, th stssemint ia New York ta
Bight by Nearcoenb Carltaa, president
of tha Wsateva Ualaa Casaiaaay, taut
hnr semaaay had aot aeilp ctgMa
granted by act f CBgisi hmt
bocU pamlaaasa ef taa War Bw
Bsrtmeat to da eertaia cable work
ha the vMaity af Miami .with which
flaa- Navy tVtwUtmi haa few
rnontha arbitrarily hrterfered" at
ta eaast af the Stat Peasrtmead.
New Ttrk, Nov. S3. Neweomb Carl-
ton, president - of tb Wester TJnioa
Telegraph Company, declared tonight
that t, i. MiMM.t kn M,,nl .ii W ..
j try-wffeT "n rt'oHatr ta Jjy
Blew ta ail navigible water ia the
United States, and specific permit
from UK Seeretary ef War. tttr. Carl
ton Baadtthia assertion la a formal
statement which h issued la eesneetiou
with hia company 't applies tion in' tha
eourta af tha District of Columbia for
an. injunction ta tartrate th Secre
tary af tha Navy from interfering with
it -phrmr to extend it talesrsph Una
I trom.MUmi, 11a- to Miami seaeh.
laat Apnl," hs said, th Westera
TTbIob" Telegraph Company eoameneed
the .aoaatructioa ef wire along th
causeway ver Biaeayn Bay, which aep
arate Miami from Miami Beach. There
ar two drawbridges ia tha cauaeway,
aad following preeedare and in order
to avoid interruption to Barisatioa, a
short aable. ia laid ea tha bottom af
tho bay at each af this drawbridgea.
-The Westera TJnioa haa general an
theritwuider aa act of Coagrtt ta lay
cable la all navkabl waters la th
Waited States. Ia addition t thi aa-
thority-it ho Ida a rpeeifi permit for
thhf work from th Sseretary f War,
Th purpose ef tb sonatruetioa waa
ta tm prove tha aoaaeeuoa from Miami
ta Key Wmt, - th preseat aoaneetioa
being an unsatisfactory temporary as-
fair to meet tha requirements af gov
ernment dredcinc operatioas. -
Kotwithatanding th naquotuoned
rirht af th telearanh aompany to
prove Ba system, further endorsed by
th approval af the War Department,
th Navy Department ha for moults
arbitrarily interfered with th prograaa
of tb work by fore af arm aad
stated that if tha cable waa laid they,
th Navy Departmeat, would immedi
ately eut it. V ar informed that
this aetioa was taksa at Ah request of
th BUt Department, although th
Stat Departmant haa aa Jurisdietioa
Wkatever ever tha exwmioa et tne
teWraph (ystean. --.j
-Wa hav made diligent laquiry dar
ing th last eight months fa an ssdeavo
ta aseertaia what b)eeUon taer wa
ta or proceeding with thi work and
although w hav mad repeated rjns
aatraaee ta tha Stat Department, w
hav beea met aaly with th repeated
aromm f that department that they
woald at an atraightea ant th mat
ter, Wa ar as completely la th dark
today a w .war sight aioath ago,
except that wa now know that tt power
af tha armed-force: f th .Uaited
State has been aatd t prevent th law.
ful aarryiag eut af work which wag au
thorised by aa act ef Congress.
"It a because af thi action Oat we
ar Sow seeking th protect of tha
court In aa effort t woartata whether
autocratic methoda eaa be nsed ta pre
vent tha needed axUaaUa af telegraph
service t meet tha demand of U
pablia,'.-.; ' - 't y -c'
MAKES NO COMMENT ON . 1
ACTION OF SECkXTAHT AJlek.
Kaw Tork. Nov.- 23 When Informed
touleht taat. Secretary of War Baker
had revoked peranlaaioa rot Vryiag tabic
at iieaJra Bap. Miami Fla graatad
tha Waatera TJnioa Tslerraph Compaay,
Keweomb Carltoa, prssuitnt, refused to
eon meat aa tba action.
Asked if hia 'company would ftiah
any mov In tha matte.' air. Carlton
repiiedl . -
l hv BotUry ta my tonight.-' ( -
laeveaea f (so f Bread. '
Oicden, Vtah, 'o. f3. Th largvrt
baking eompnny ia Cplea todny aa
aounred that !T cc'..s st enre th lis
ef it loeve ef t r 1 wo' i be increas-
e-t per tent, ! t fru fnaif;
CITES AUTHORITY
FOR LAYING CABLE
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Negro Causes Arrest of Two
White Men Together With
$15,000 In Cash
Sfaaw..Hw?Mdj.ifJ.
Conway, at Conway, on -of tb alas
baaka ef Northampton county, was
entered lut night by yeggmen, th
af blown epea by high explosiv
ad cash, bond aad other valuable
to th amount af fifteen thousand
dollars carried away. Th burglary
waa aot illi.-nrered until thi morning,
late ia the day a colored maa who
had beea down on the Meherrin river
Bear Severe hunting; reported he saw
two mea ia the woods, who told him
ta teS th ptopl that "there war na
squirrels ia the weeds." . --- ,
'Immediately, a aumber. af Sever
psepi armd themeelvue and west ia
search af tha stranger They wer
found . ia a raviaa ea- tha river aad
captured together with the money aad
the valuablea tahca from the bank.
. Tha robbers had twa seiteaaee, ix
E slots, pTsriaions and explosives. They
iv beea placed la the county Jail at
Jaekaoa. They ar about 40 year
Aid aad nun-eoatmanieativ. .
FRENCH OPPOSED TO i
CONSTANTINO RETURN
Premier Leytmes alnnoonees
-Intention of Government To
Pari, Nov. S3. Premier Lsrgue
when he appeared tamght in th Cham
be ef Deputiea la th Vatican debate.
anaounecd th gavarament lateatioa
t ham a 'warning to Greece against
th return af former Kiag Ceaetantia.
Th debet waa not finished, aad waa
adjoamed aatil Thursday, and it is
understood that th Premier will aot
m to London until a settlement is
reached respecting Franc' representa
tioa at the Vatican.
hf. Lavfue. in ashing for a postpone
ment of further interpellations to that
ha min-ht b free ta set, (aidi
ia Greece' foreign affair, bat, after
war which imperilled civilisation, U
power put at ita head a overeiga
who showed marked and constant ho
tilitw toward tha allies aad had beea
the aecomnlic af eur enemies, that
newer easkt ta be warned that ah eaa-
not longer hava our co-opersuoa box
ei th aam feeling from a as
formerly. -"Further
thaa that, th treaties gW
us th right aa a protecting power t
proffer well founded advice upon we
gravity ef aa act which might give
Germany oeeasioa ta intervene -directly
or indirectly la ertentai anairs,
Tha aremler aaid b wisnsa to con
aider n definite course ia the matter
and complete accord with Great Britain
WANT TO RE-ESTABLISH
BOARDS OF ADJUSTMENT
Beads of Font Brotherhoods
To Make Appeal To Rail
way Labor Board
Cleveland. Now. 3. Heado of all of
th big railway transportation brotaer
heeda axneet ta be la Chicago aest
Monday ta max a dual appeal to th
Bailway Labor Board M ro-osiaoiiaa
aatloaal hoards' of adjustment. It WM
tsted here tonight by official f thee
brotherhoods that they will ga ta Chi-
in th event af th tuiare r
rODraeentatiTeo ef the brotherhood
aw la Chieaaa ta eat th labor board
te re-eetsblith these boards af adjust-
sat. which existed during th xderu
antral at th railway systems.
Adjustmsnt beard number ana, tw
aad tana were terminated at th ud
f tha federal ontrol sad their ex
istence, th brotherhood effielaJa staU,
ar aeaary for th ' ettlemeat - f
griavaaee tha arie front tim to
Urn, - v . - ., v -
s Th four bit brotherhoods, backed
ap by twclva thr railway labor r
gaaisatioB sr seeking to hav na
tional eommiaaiona - created to adjust
difieulUee between employer aad rail
way werksr ef all s lessee similar ta
th three beards' af adjustment la af
fect aa th railway yteae aader fed
eral eeatxsl. . ..- - - - - -s.
SATS COOITTST WHX ' '
BXGKKT BLBCTION OVTCOMB
'' amBBBBBBBBBW " - '
Dallaa, Texaa, Nov. It Th
aaatry wBt Bva.Sa seavot what K
haa daa .ta thV cen eUctleew
Themaa B. XuarahaTm Preaideat
f the Valted Statea, declared la aa
seeVwae at tha TermlBal Bailroad
ttatioai Ula afteraewa. It - at th
greatest Injastke af a ceatary, aad
will bring aa at tha world 'a great
et f rw ta-. a aatjaasly. gvavO
t"f t aLf !!' ' i. . ; .:
JOT CONVAY BANK
CAPTURE TWO ME
MOB TAKES NEGRO
FROM COURT ROOM
AND LYNCHES HIM
Crowd Breaks Down Court
, House Doors and Secures
Prisoner During Trial
MEMBER OF MOB SHOT
DURING THE AFFRAY
Entrance To Court : Boom
Forced Despite Efforts of
Court Officials and Others
To Prevent Violence In Mis
sissippi Town; Charged
With Assaulting Woman
Tylertown, Miss, Nov.' S3. Harry
Jacobs, negro, while being tried for
hi llf for aa assault oa a whit
woman here today waa taken from tha
court room and lynched by a mob.
Members of tha mnh. who had
'barred front th court room daring th
progress er the trial, gained aeeesa to
the court room by breaking down two
doors.
After fore ins- aa entrance ta the
that utAdrvM mrmm mmlwal m mm 1...A
. . ,-.r. a--w'"-w--r '-VPs; um am ,
uioccs tnronga the main atreet of tha
town, after which tb rope waa tied to
the axle ef an automobile, which drag
ged him to Magee"? ' Creek bridge,
where th lifel body was swung ta
the limb of a tree and riddled with
bullets. 1
Member of Mob She.
Cleveland Strange, of Jayess, Visa,
wa sccidently shot through th abdo
men during th affray aad tonight ia
said to bo -ia .a critical condition.
Strang I aaid to hava been hitting
tb aegto aver tba band with a pistol,
holding it by tha barrel, whea tha pis
tol was discharged, th load taking af
fect ia th stomach. H waa taken to
a hospital at McComb, Mime
Harry Jacob, th negT lynched to
day, waa a brother of Boa Jaeobaf wh
wa lyashed by a mob , about twa
week age for aa attack a tha hus
band of tha woman attached by Harry
Jacob a October 30. Bine hi arrest
he had beea in Jail at Magnolia, Breok
havea and Jackson, ta prevent mob
Violent. ,
' Special Court Term.
special term ef court wa convened
her this morning te try th ease with
Judge D. M- MUter presiding. . A
grand Jury .had been rgixed nad
tha work af Mleetiag a petit jury am
being started, whea tha mob. stopped.
wa proeecaiwgv ay poaaamg -a ta
door for admission", .with hoat af
"Let as hav him! w must hav hiiat"
'Appeal war made by Jndg Millar,
other court officials and th husband
ef th womaa assaulted to permit th
court M proceed in orderly manner,
With shouts of "Come on, let's get
him," th mob broke down tb door
ta th ' court house, rushed np tha
stair to tha witness room, where Ja-
eoba was being held, aad dragged hi
to tne streets
After th body had beea hanged to
tha tree it waa left there for aeveral
hoar tad great crswda ef curious
visited theyseen throughout th day.
Everything t aglet in th town to
night, the! "" having dispersed o a
ancr toaiiyneuing.
CONFUTED MOVEMENT
H STOCK EXCHANGE
Stocks
Strong at Opening of
. Sessio
and Irregular at
se; Features
New
Nov. tX -Stocks were
troager almost to buoyancy at th live
ly 'opening of today' session, heavy
during the intermediate period aad Ir
regular at tha close, with aalea of lv
100,000 shares. The-confusing move
ments wer interrupted aa-tb (tract
indicating that financial and gen
eral aeoaomi conditions . Wsre In
process ef further readjustment Tech
nleslly tit market' po'sitio waa re-
graded' U sounder than at any tins
sine th almost steady reversal ar
th current month. Mot stnble nnd
reassuring features included tb clos
ing eut f epeeuTativ eeounta and
resultaat material naetioa af loan, .
Evaporstlon af war profits and throw.
lag aver th weeteaed margin hav
been aeeomphnied rby change of con
trol la many iadustrial eompunie.
What Walt Street aU "the logic
f vesta", ha mad th Morgnn-
Dupont isterveta dominant factors in
tba Ceaeral Motor Corpanition, the
only riral af th Tilted States Steel
Corpora tioa aa a "billion dollar con
cern. : - .
Commodity markets war lees un
settled, but dowaward revision con
tinued ia many liae f raw materiara.
th rangiag from steel, iron end cop
par to the geaaral metal market, sugar
cotton ell, paper ana ninared ar
ticle. ; , . ' i.
SEIZED BAKCOTICS TO
SB USED IN HOSPITALS
New Tork. Kor. U---Mor than a
million dollara worth af aareotie aooa
will be avaiUbl for use ia hospitals
th rau shout tha eouatrr aa th malt
f Miaare by govsrnmeat aaoata here
with! Bth pat two months, U waa
aaaaOBeed today by . Prank I Boyd,
supervise sf th prohibition enforce
ment department.
Tha drug, piiael pally nsorpain nna
eoeaiae, will be seat ta Waahtagtoa,
where they will be examined and ataa.
dardiaed for medicinal nse. , : .....
PBX-WAB STBENCTH BEEt. '
. . POCKED INTO SXWEKS
New Orlesaa. Nv. tX Beer of pr
war atresrth to th auaatity ef 86,000
gallon with T,000 galleaa of cereal
beverar diluted to prohibition
strength went into ewer her today
when th Consumers , Brewing Com
pany, in proeeoe of liquidation, Si-ured
it wa c
.h;i.i.;.r..-:. .rr ior ' hw
r to destroy tie p.-o ia. s l
oppose m
league coveijajjt;
at this sesi;:
Committeo On Organization zl
Geneva Decide To Offer ,
. No Amendments j
WANT UNITED STATES
TO HAVE OPPORTUNITY.
Awaiting Action of President-
t Elect Harding's, Conference
Before Making Any Changes;
Send Letter of Thanks and
Congratulations To Kit a
Boot ' t'JS:"yy
Geneva, Nov. IX-(Br th Associated
Frees,) There will 1 a amendment
to th eerenant of th l eague of Na
Uob at thiraeasioa of the assembly if
th dedsioa af committee aumber one
hat n general orgaaixatioa which
ha been coB&ideriag ' amendmeata ia
approved in full session.
Arthur J. Balfejir. chalnaaa of tha
eemmittre, aggeste7tiB coauaittee meet-
twaw.fVwnp IBV ITDFIlRr sf IsS lcrtia.
I .HP i
aaat may be improved. He pre-ncsed
that the committee recommend tho ap
pointment of n special committee ta
consider proposed smeadmentt and re
Port the aexf , meeting af the as-'
ssmbly. .
Th Staadinaviaa delegate ea the
committee iaeiated apoa tb coaaidera.
Uoa Immediately af amendments they
ptepoaed but thev were aatMSI Tl.
Houth Amerieaa delegate aerepted Mr.
, . . " auaacatioa ail tna mure read
ily, becauee they are of th ewMioa that
any amendment f th ewveeaet ahouid
awa iropattIoas that ar expected
from th raited Flat en afW Imi.I.i.
elect Hardtag'a ceauUtatiaa en th sub
Jeet. They declared it would be en
tirety eat af aider ta ravine th eevo
aaat ia th abase of ese ef Ue most
iw-rortant aatioB of tha world.
The ommittC4 ea the iBterutieaal
emrt decided te send a letter of thaake
aad contra tb lions te h'liha Boot aad
other deieaatc of Th Haaua eoufea.
nee. This k aa far aa they hats gone
u wisir worn, .-..i:-- tv . - ' .
Antonio Uaueua, head of the Chikaa
dolegatloa aad chairman af the commit
ls aa sdmisaioa of new members, told
TB Atrociated Prsn today that hi com- "
mittee already wa bard at work and
hoped t auk aa early report,
Hew wf tba pplicatioa of V'i.tt
aegra for membership in th Letttu of
Batloa leaked eat today. Ka Uorma-
tioa whatever wa given aa th ul,jeet
try ta rieeretariat of the taanc. Thi
leveath-howr applieatioa r-aewsaariiy
win com np on th door ef tb aa-
ssmbly before being referred te com
mittee. , .
SUBJECT OP BEVI8IOM AGAIN ' ' -
BEPOBB LEACVB ASSEMBLY.
Ocbcvs, Nor. KV-(By tha Aasocinted
Pros.) Th subject af rcvisieu of tha
eevaant af th League af Xatioea came
sp agaia at today caste ef the ao
sembly of the league. H. A. Van
Karnsbeek, ef Holland, addreasiag tha
delegate aa his resolution that a com- '
autte be charged with tba study af th
rviia af Artiel XVIII em the regi-
tratioa af treaties, held that tt artici
wa aew aabjoet t three different inter
pretation aa ta th legality at BnrctT
tstered treatiea. Bs arged ravisloa of
the article to make it meaning clearer.
In tha corse of taia moraines aeeetoa
Delegate Milieu af Aaatraiia asked Jhat
Oermaay' protest against th leagu'
si stood a I apportioning mandatee xor
former Oermaa colonies, aubmitted re-
ently, be Mid before the assembly be
fore - beiag referred te a committee.
Th qoeetioa went eve until tsmorrow.
Debate aa the roiish-Lathaaaiaa eoa-
diet. Which waa th reeteBed for a time
oa a dessaad by Lord Bobert Cecil for
full information, was avoided try sa ex
planation front th chair that negotia
tions ea th subject by th aouaeil wer
till la progress. Lord Bobert !so de
manded creater publicity for Us pro-
eeediaga ef the council, and a premiiM
wa mad an behalf af tha latter to
amply. ' v .
k reoolatieB In trod need by George
Nieoll Barnes, af Great Britaia askinx
tba eoaaeil ta explaia why it failed to
inUrvene aad prevent hostilities ae-
twsea Polaad aad Soviet Buia last
summer went ever ta th a ext. seeeioB
te be held Thursday. .r.. '.-,.'. ,
SCANDINAVIANS MAT
.. ; - -: HELP POUCB TILNA
Gaaevn. Nov. 13 Th council of the
Lea sue of Nations ha decided ta ia-
vite tha Seaadiaaviaa countries te par
ticipate ia policing th plebiscite terri
torie ef Vila te th esteat ef one
haadred mea aaea. , ,
It la aaaeaaced front a eemi-euVJal
sou re that it kt scarry certain that
Bulgaria, Austria, Albania, PinUna
aad Laxambourg will be admitted to
tho leaau. Oa th thcr head it ie
aaid that tha aommisaion decma it bet
ter at present not to admit atete for
merly forming a part af Burnt and
which hav not yt neen emruu.y
recognised. . . - .- . ',
LOUISVILLE MAN FACES
cwargeofeksezzle"e::t
LaubviUe. Xr. Nov. 23 Geores I-
Martia 1 Bader iadietmeat her cia'
ed with ubaaling appraximatc ;.
S2C0.000 of taa fnade of the GerwR
Savinga Puud nnd Building Asset-., '
ef which h waa Meretary, aaa a
40,000 from attar hmatituHoae
which he we aeeaarted. H was '
wide knewa aitinea af Latai:,.
eajeved tha aenfideae f h fc
world. Ha disappeared Juat pi -aa
audit f hhj beck. '
Dallas. TX.: KV. XX : -
meat wa mad late to y t
ilarstoa that Martia bad w J
m-.s ia enBeet:a w! h 1
no
answer fc.".' ia t