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VOL CX1H
TWENTY-EIGHT PACES TODAY"'", RALEHCH,N.X7 SUNDAY MORNlNGr JANUARY. 2. 1921. V TWENTY-DGHT PAGES TODAY PRICE: SEVEN CENTS
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NOTABLES TO SPEAK
BILLS SECURED BY
J WOMAN CHARGED WITH ' I
Murder of" j: l hamon J
SA1DTOBESLATED FOR CABINET POSTS
i
iiU
0THIN6
DEFINITE
GILLIAM GRISSOM
SO FAR REGARD!
'SLATED TO SECURE
-COLLECTOR'S JOB
Secrtlary To" Republican SUtc
'. Executive Committee To
... Pull Choice Plum . n
BEFORE FARMERS
s
IN MEETINGS HERE
SHOW A DECREASE
WAR; OBLIGATIONS
C1ME1ER
Understood Harding Hal Jtfo
Finally v Decided - On - Any .
m enaer or cabinet ;
-r HUGHES FaVflRITF FAR
I - W . BBSS
v SECREf ART PF STATE
Dawta ' Week, Will I Hays,
Daiif bertj . and Herbert
Hoover All Looked Upoa As
likely " Memberi of Hard.
. .laf'f. Official Family; Lillian
u Kuiiefl Visits Hardlnf Home
- Marina, ft, J. L Ahhoogk Piwl-
dent eWt Warding kai aboat fcads ep
bis mini aa several of the mat im
portant apporatmeats to bit cabinet, it
waf Indicated today that ha bad not
yet committed, himself to definite
decision la 'regard to any of th tea
ptacco la lila official family. During
; fba past few daya'.he bss.reiewd-thc
- oatiro acid of available ia coafrrMM
with hts closest political advisers, aad
although ibe diaeaasibna kara led to
further shlffln;
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5 if r,i vr riiw
Mrs. Clara SaiiU ' Haatoa. wbo tur-
nndorod to too AUtintfUica roMBtlr a
a-ckife sturUoi ia oaa4iAa, Uli
lh death of -Jaid.J. Ilwutan, SepnbU-
eaa -National CommHtaetnaq ... from
PklaLoma. bfra. bjamcm 'aa pbottf-
LHiNEY AND TUCKEr
DRAW AT lUrNcTSHlrS
J. D. Parker, of Smlthfleld,
picked To Buoceed United
:, Statea If arsbrl Oeorf e H
' Bellamj , While - Brownlow
Jackeoa 1$ I Get Tbe West.
' era Martbalinip
Newi aad.Obaerrar Bureau,
' 03 DUtrlct Katloaal Bank Balldia,
" ' 9t t.' . POWIIX.
Waahlntioa, J. . Baaed apoa la-
fovtaatioa ftraiahad by.laadbacSepnl)
Ueaaa h .bate viaea ila Waahlartoa
tba part two weekf aad otbera wko bare
bcea intsnieitad in- tha Htata An rinr
iho bofidara, Ihla oot roapoadent Is en
abled to nraeeat axelniivelv tha - fol
lowing alato of appolna.lo Federal
Secretary WcrctJiUv-Manning
and Sapiro In Auditorium
v January 12 and 13
r atxmr or lentntirriv I -...-A iviw-..in. .LI"'
ri .i...t a .... . . - 1 TT , m : J'..,..,i-.lirfti!flTtit-OT
T - . vaarica ovaaa Miugaem, 01 ivaw iora-1
" rJ vT V" vi i" ?- 1 ' : : a'TJ it. li
mm ift -ti --v.v-rrW - . ' . ,1;'
eontinnes tha In oat talked of aaa for
Fcretary of - Stats', aad 'Joha.-. Q.
Dawea, of Ittinoloi ttll-io-a faTOrite
: . ..f fot Beerttary ortha'Treaaniy, altkoosk
foe kWe- lakter-Charlea ;-Hille, -of
r New York, aad Jeha W. Weeks -of
' XIaaaachraetta, atill are atdatioaad
mibi!itK-a. ilr. Weeks, howerer,
nore reuerallr regarded -aa --a- lik
- BearetotyTlflftS'Kary. - ,
. : other ATatfarUaa. -
' Others who keep to tbo front ia eabi
net speeulafloa ara Harry M.Daugh'
arty, of Ohio, anott frequeatly aien
tioaod for Attorney Oaaeral; Will IL
,J Uaya, of ladiaaa, diaeaaaed for Poet-
a aiter General or Secretary of tba Ia
terior; llirvj Wallaeo, of Iowa, pat
L
Says "All IsJVciriAmonoSyra-
patmzers r-or in sn Cause In,
This CountryvH
rataiy of the Keoablicaa Btata eceew
tlo , eoaaailtteo, will N aoManaeaJod
tw aweeeed i. W. BallsjraV Collector alf
Internal Rareaao. f
Irrta B. Taeker. of Whlterltla; will
bo roeoaiaiaadedV to aweeeed X. F.' Ayd
Utt, af EUutxth CHy, ao Uatted Statoa
Attorney for the Eastern District of
Mottfc Carolina.
- Fraak
rsesarawadod
Jacksoa Darha
iroilaa. , f ,t'lO o'clock Wedncday aiorn-
.1te"i- i!ei',C.lIlS J""" 12 ori-iH or
woe MSM Stonewall buaiaaaa, tho aU of rspreaenUtioa
araaai aa United BUtea Attaew v.. ' . .t
ey for tha Wsntera DUtr of North
Carolina.- i . . ' w ,w
COTTOBTANU TOBACCO
FARMERS BOTH MEET
. t
WUl Work Out BTttem or Mar.
ketinf Cotton and fobacco
And' Speakers 'Are Selected
With Consideration of Inti.
mate Knowledge Foueiaed
Along Lines of Marketing
E. T. Mtredith, Secretary of AgrieuV
tare, Bkabard L Vaaaing, former gov
eraor of South Carolina, and Aaron
Sapiro, of Cnliforaia, expert la- oo op
tatiro marketing, i will addreai meetiagt
of oottoa and tobacco growera of North
Carol Ua la ' tha ally - aaditorioo - here,
Jaauary 1J and-13.. Ibs.Nwtb OroUna
ekau. i .in
Wtdaoaday. January 12, and the Korth
Carolina Diruion of the American Cot-
WhMs taTWrrf wffatrtw.t'iotta
proper and effleieat method of market
mg their producU. Atteadaneo apoa . i. Cbarlea E. Hughes, who ia bring aerioualy eonnidored by President elect
Uo aeihs aro SflL l)mltealo in i HralBg f geeretsry Of Btate; S. Harrr-M.- PangbertT, Htrdlng'a preonten
menbenhir of tha o asaocutiona tioa eamDaiarh manascr. who may' become Atturner Uenerai: JL.-W.ill H. Ilava.
for. ia . addition to larmeri aot SXIUV I cUajrajaa-of the Hi-pbllraa Nstioaiil tmTnitfee, 'wSo may lie Poatmaater
ated with the two bodies banking aaJ I General ; 4. Herbert Hoorrr, former Food Administrator, wbo ia being considers!
commercial inraroata ara eipecica aa pciaa auasr poeretary or Lauior or HctreTsry or tae interior.
largely-" repreeented.
-Tha tobacco growers' Meeting win
Holdings cf PaperDroir From""
Nearly $1,500,000,000 To ;
. SJ, 141, 00000 .
ANNUAL REVIEVV OrfHE " T"
FEDERAL, RESERVE BOARD
Gold Beserve Shows i --Little
Change As Compared With.
Last Tear; Paid In Capital
. of Reserve Banks 'Increases .
from 97.4 To 99.8 ler Cent;
Credit Policy Changes V '
WaahlngtonM Jan. 1-lTolding j -a .,
paper secured by goreranteat "war ob-'
ligations declined from, nearly ;, 1X),-.' . ,
000,000 at the opening of tho, year to -1,141,000,000
oa DeeembeV SI, aald
the annaal review iaaued tonlgdt by tho
Federal Beaerrs ; Board. "At . tha end " '
of thufymr," tfidded,-"dut:af al6tal "
of 8,719.1 millions of discounted bilU . '
abiut 42 per eeat was composed bY .
rafter aernred hr Vmit,! Rtat.
;6edrt'. C25
DENY ARRIVAL 0
F
New York, Jan. l.y. Muriel Mat-
Swlner, wldlowof IboJata Lord Mayof
af Cork,; sailed away front -America
forward for Secretary Of Agrienlturo,! lodar earrrins' to Eamnns Tui V1V.
. . . . n i : r I '
whnao name frcqaeatljr baa beea coupled ' E ' "
wUh tho portfolio f labor, Jnt who bal "aH rll among the
has bcea regarded ia tho light of races t iraiantlzra .with .bis eanss la; this
derelopaieats aa a aaoro likelr ehoieo conntrjr. "", ,. ' .
U . fnmn.an.a This hPMirl li tin Hi . VIu
Reimrdlnr tho Seeretaryahlp of Vif,lJd' " ujr kretary HwalJ
-rAiteciilatioirns taatf
tivnd.' Dnring tho past few days, A. T. aia rcaiar- had Unded laiEria U di-
Uert, of Kentocky.haa beoa tnentloaed reet tao. Irish. Jlght of, dndeps.ndeHee','
rnapiciotily for th -plmie, tu"rery. after spending JftOeh; jnoqtlii M tbi
thing ka indirntod that JUr. Harding ooaiitr7..v,: Jc,L .-.-vV''-V :
is tnT twm- a deeialoa -oa ' tfie point. fiuraral hiinlred t'i .ai-niiattliiarfll
Like Mr Weeks, lowevff, Jlr.' Hurt ia euircualet Mrs. .niKjuy. as hd en
considered by many aa eertaia to hava tertj tba pier to ga on-board the atasm.
. iome position ia tlia eabiaet. VrrT'C Wp . Handle State, bearing , aloft
Ths President lect is said toi fee aa- the .Uieo itrjppe' banners of Ireland's
, iirely andee.ded .la regarAto teeretary "Bepublie.: Kow York'a -"Fighting
ships of ths interior and l oaatiaerea Siaty-Nath"" regiment band' serenaded
which may at tiled the last moment i her and ths srod .sang Irish alia.- .
- ty ; men promiaently eoaaidored t for I Nine little' girls eostumed, ingren
ether cabinet oosts. bat diaplaeod ia I eraasa and whito. escorted Mrs. Mas-
, the final allotment of the'portfolioa of 8wine.ap tht'tang plank and idto her
bigher rank. There baa beta tome wi I ateamer auita, ira grant wire rosea 'sent
. of George Sutherland, of-Utaafor by jnany admirers. - ; .-;
. Secretary of Interior but asaao of bit t : The widow of Terrenes v.McSwiney
cln'ui frianda aaT ha ia 'more likelr to I Irha starred biiwaelf tnIeath' la' Ttrir.
-"roeerrw- apaeo"os4ho soproaid bench. I tia prison, London, earns to tbo United
.. . rootfjeo Action. .. , j?atet several weeaa ago to testify fte
It is anderstood that no potitive ae-r fort-the Committee of One Hundred
lioa bat beea takaa ia regard taythe I inveatljrating affaira ia Ireland. Today
appointment or a eecretary (0 ueiShe said ; tha ezpreaaioa of tympathy
President, but the general oeitet is ui ahe had reeeWed in America has esrri
""'11'. ' " ':tl- - - -A - 'TOtit S - . . - . . . ., m at.
ine pUHlHM wilt. ; v uvuikd
Christina, who baa beea Mi. Hardint
. ..I...J .1.-
liririoi J , iui:v h.,.wihuwi wviiaw. imam,. , . r-r- ' w 'r
Vsrloua others hso beeni- mentioned,! In a farewell messare, ahe called apoa'
- tmt all xno laaieanonaero naro point- America ' 'apeedDy to relieve -tho do-
- td to Mr.- Chriatian't, retention. '.i yaatatioa of Ireland and help it to atand
Tho Prealdont-eleet 'spent moat of Uy your aide, a; free and independent
isow leara y si an ues,Buv I astioa.r v -. i . . - -
tbt afteraooa ht took a long- wnJk and p She pictured "Ireland" utn !retim
- calleTa-ti)nirxf1iis-atimata:riadi :ot such trnelty aad erimo that -even
Ales f. Moore, of Pittsbarg, ; and Uta : tormenttrt condemn. themselves aa
Mn. Moore, who .fortneriyv waa. uiitaai ,hey , ,trike, 'whero ,ao home la -safe
Eussell, were goeata l aoonday ditiaer from tiio ' Srt Ifraad and raviaker, T an
. mo. uaimiii - t no persoB it saro oi nit nro irom- oay
ins Mr. Hardint wens to o not her New I (a How ll tui. kwn h mrrk. -ta
. Year's feast at tha homo' of Georgs .B. j w,ik 1b jj,, path of liberty twlilch "Jhe
j Chiiatiaa. , .- rj United Btatet ftrat made" -w fA -
-V. D. Farmer, of SmtthSeM. Twill bo
raeommoadod, for CaiUd Statos Mar
shal. Eastera District, to aaceosd. Cot
ts go M. BeUaaty, or Wllmlagtoa.
Brownlow Jackasa, of Headersoarllla.
will bo roeammoaded for United Statea
Marshal, Weatera District. ta sacesod
Charlss A- Webb, of Ashevllle.. , :
B. W. Ward, of . Kaleirh. will be
named postmaster for tho Capital City
U succeed Bart X. GsUiaav DaasatraUs
laeamoent.
being, aws delegate for every one hun
dred aiemusrs in eaea county, word
sf . welcome aad -of groetiug will bo
heard from tho outgoing and. tho in
coming governora, to bo followed, by a
round table conference. vj
The Cillforala Plaa. T
At tho recent meeting held in Rich
mond reeommehdatiooa were'mada look
ing to ths organization in North Caro
lina of a tobacco growera marketing
astoeiatioa modelled somewhat along I
ths Uaos of tho .California organiza,.
IRISH
ui
V
lnrOinrilT
Some Sinn Feiners, However,
Think De Valera Is Hiding In
'Native Country
Dublin, Jan. I. Leading Bin Fciien
and aon-rnnient offlpera alik ikon
tiona. Aaron 8a niro. who ia the attor-1 t-f,i.in . . iu , .t - -
siataiJkijKs2ssjrBrs!rsesiT-lB ri ..it.-.: - . r"TT'
mtMwm npprafM uj uig i arse. I v - u. ixaoiDBa m. iawra.iiej aiwit uisAnt
una -Big Three" ia the Kepubllcaa L . mosi . auecemnu oi xacse, ana old mot smvo ob board the steamer
PARTY CAUCUSES
CALLED TUESDA
House and Senate Will Begin
To Get Under Way With
Organization-1
it rrtr? r.rn a veto C-V
; -TRUE PEACE IN !TAl,Y
: j .' j 1 " ".-' !..-' ....
Borne. Jaa. tr-Nsw Teart day wat ,
eelfbrated with the naoal oiBcial ears
moniet todny nd. aiyho raityKit
sible considering tbs shadow of the
issideats atfiagysthlch stilHs-
inr ever the-nation..
' Kieg.YkhrJmmannel ' received all
,. th dignitaries, af: the stats for NW
Vear'a greeting, including the weaken
- Of th collar of the ordeforthi Aa
' n Hnsiata. The chief iople of eon ver
sa tioa vraa the hapTiy prospect. that 1921
would be a year of true peaew for Italy,
allowing tho country to settle down la
SHORTAGE OF HOUSES
J,T.UIMBERTpri.ACUTE
Lonibertonj Jan. Iwr'Jhe,falllng"olf
i business hat not relieved, rho heat:
iut -rapaaitiai Ijunhertaa a'hiio
some faw in uetinr into t country
tbsis 4 s-CTyiBg dS mend for residences
hero and u it probable that torn will
have to tea vs town feeth lack of a
alaeo to live.- Very few rsllnces have
boen erected here during the lart two
years, hat it thought that a baildng
noom will arnae onrmg no woxa JCJir
The ticw year brougm very lew. Mat
Tht injunction granted at the; instance
earnest tothO worn oi rcstoraiion ana i or cmzena orowianii ajiu jiiiorusviiie
' t- revival af in duatry. 7 ji - J townships to restrain Sheriff .B. E. Lewis
from collecting taxes 4a taeso townatnps
has beea diaaolved and the action aia
missed. Conasel for both plaistiffa and
defeadanta agreed to this, sctjon. j.TJis
injunction was brought aeveral weeks
ago aad tsi collections ia these towa
Ships had bosa held ap aineo tiat time.
LETTER TO PRESIDENT
. DELIVERED BY TLANE;
WashlngtoBi Jaa- t A Jetter fro'm
' ivor Broeninr. of Baltimore, was de-
...... a. - . . . immiim wva yrni ,un, 11.11111,
l ere by airplsastor President 'Wiht There Were 14 bales of eottoa gia
sua st tba White pooso jaco xoaay ia j, Mne 8ut, Kohevin- from tbo
eonntloa wita taa inangnrasioa oi a erop ,f 1930 prior to December 113, u
wc k"e campaign to bo deUedto tho eonipjTed aritb 60,397 oales .to ths tarns
borhood of that eity. 't , 4, b,rt yar rj,l7r mora balea thit
. -It U to bo a period, of .dedication fmT than UsU- It ia thought the Robe
sr l epnseeratioa ta boy ' eonaer ration v,a rrc8 ju total aaooad 75X balea.
1 developinent,- xae tewer aaia. 1 unfB 0f tho crop ia atill ia the hands
T)fii accept my' aiaeoro wfh' fori f tbo growers. j , ;
Saddletrea towaahip, Bobesoa" county,
voted dowa a S30XsJ road bond Luuw
yesterday, ths vote being 18 for the ia-tao-aad
1QO against. This was-ths sea-
sad township out of a total of 21 tk.it
hava held read bonif eleHioas to vote
tba issis dowa, 1, ' t ',-rr
a acw lesror nesun, nappisess ana
f rosperity the Mayor added. ' x. Jl'
rrUTZFX twOPHT BACKS ;
AT DETROIT THIS TEAB
patty of Notik Carolina "bat tmaaidered Jwn Htained at attorney for I Pontiff fartM"New York and telephonic
i lengta and Approved thit alafP.I wo organization committee or ne in-1 inquiry sV.aSerat- iriah. wts Taiiedt
Therauhav bea oraial-aBa-infoTiaal I lowtaf oboyirswerarAja to fovoal that the "President; of thef
coni,.renefvilt.-Aaatai aaioch auu aspiaia an auu tae pisa ar opo-i inan repubrc u mads hit adtry into
isuigsm tat Biarsnea of tlmwbna aad IJaiina. t 4m.-, .lireland. . l ,- f, r , .
hear drirea la mountainous Wataunl .-The meeting Thursday of ths eottoal ' Soma Bina "rcrt eredfnho atata.
to Mpporf."offlclar vigita", that harsTS rowers- will b, Ja point of fact, the meat pf Harry Bolaad, aeerelary to De
eeeufred between , John' M.Morshaad. I annual convention of the North Cara-IVaLtra ia tha tfnitm! Rtntca. that TV
a WBimiff xrvrn 8. t jacker, af Uiaa iivialant the- AnWrtean ottoa I VsIerA hat Unded oa Iriah toil, saying
,n iwaviira. aaa otata unajraaa' Ldnner. 1 JUenelatioa. . it will amn with a word I tiaat hit would not hava mniln urt
1D omnipotent tClumVlrasS- . I nV nlmnl - fMM Otirsnnr -kfnrriMB STiitei
Whether? Mr. Morshead gett in the
Harding csblact or 'aot be ia with tho
advieo aad -content of '- Chairman Lin
ney and Mr, Tueker, going to dispense
tho pie, . Former Senator Mnrioa But
lef la going - tax be flaTtened " onl ar
til he eon Id bo aahwed overseas for
ambassadorial duty in a tlx foot plsta
llaat eartoa.; . , ' Aad tha at earn rwiler
of ' welcome - from Gtveraor ilorrieoa I afitement antess it waa true.
Tho recommendation, of tba Soythernl , It ia ttatod that there would be no
cotton uonierence, neia in alempnia, 1 neea ro arrest ue vaiera oa tao old
Decemfcet 7 and fl, having to di with I charge against-him, that of having
toch important matters at reduction of I escaped from jatl as ha eoald be taken
acreage, credits and advances, divtraifl- linto custody under the restoration of
cation and warehousing and elaaeifica-1 "der in Ireland act. ' Tho ground for
tioa of cotton, will bs esnsidsred. I the detention of Arthur. Griffith, founder
TW TirtiBeipeT ' nfatter of business, I of the Binn rem organization, snd ITof.
however, will bo tha working out of Mono iaeirii. presmenx or tno bmi
IIT. T, -2 u ion n PtaM better faeUitata tha mdrketing Fein Volnateersu tho dasirs fit the
U-! j.1 L KePubl'en" on, ' of the ttapl. Ths eo-operatlva plus govoramont to aseertaiajhe respoaaibil
n.L Itfc' p ' i'!1' eidnt wUli toaaidered la all its phases. Mr. lT for the alleged employment of Be-
psraae oovrn Pennsylvania 'avanns hv. 1 m .u n.hn... i,,,,i. n mi.n,ina
..iiM-eouBa.,iBMia1i.jf.ww..1ftw.v'H'i--'''w'"'t'i.
'..!.... lifJi'.i ... ... . - I ? Cottoa Brno
Parker'a AHnyiriJi JUl-hai. j.J.LM"-iUWk-
' . 1 f tl-n tnnrrin
Th aprminhnant of 3. Tjrtpavk.r
Bmithfield, at UaHed. Sutes - MAshal
for tha Eastern' District, hte not been
finally settled nrion and tha aMis Min.
It true aboot the "aaleetion of Al W.
Ward, of Baleish. for the nAki nfltiHi.
nera are coatmseaeiea aad -ho thav
ars and how they earns about,
TiMb. A . . . . . T . .
.iniuuncwiieai iuhi no wonia
January ,13th, former Governor Bichard
I. Manning of South Carolina, will ad
dress the convention, - explaining ' tha
plan r operation of .tha ao-cajled Cot
tea Export V Corporation movement,
which, ia an oofgrowth of, tho American
CoUon Asaociatioa, and telling of the
progress that has beea made. Governor
Manning, himself
fcther opera riona involving' the loss of
the uvea -or. troop, snd it is laid this
ht-include vu Vaiuia jewtht'
alleged aoureo of tho funds.
There would be, no difficulty in De
Vglera remaining hidden brrcts long ts
he chooses, at there are many persons
who would not risk harboring the aver
wad would ' give him
it Hint if Xo
rst will consult
anepeet
aHLfe.1
his intimates and thea nmke known bis
presence arid await arrest,
a farmer, - is presi-
take the,Districr AttrtrnBvahln.ln h. dat 'of ,the Ameraean ProducU Ex-
Eaat eliminated J.-D. Parker, Uba p. Prt and " Import Corporation, which, RflWCRAlMpiUT PI AWT "
poaent of Ctumnnn R W t I thomrli srsaiiml Is Smith riamlina ia I UU CfllllVICia I TI-HIIIO
eoaaideratkja.for tila place aad made fall, ia : already a going Wrn. U TO WORK "ON SHORT TIME
aim 9 eonwsnaer with ' Ward; f or the I Witt mor man KJXBjm-,-ln wpBala!-TyT--r- " '
srarahalshlp. ' Ward agreed to- ttep ttock anbsribeds.ia tjiat State alone. I London.' Jan. I. In addition to other
r"" """"I " . -.-"" 'Tr' ...v, r . ... .... -..-y
11 ii -. 1, a wanes n, or tu marxeta or Karopa to ths Boath's tuple I unemployed workers, ne eaomei pro-
n- Ltu ,n rormea isatieaal 1 nat already begun, jrVUiough tha mova. I poses that tae governments own ;tn-
Dtomnatteemaa, , did ,not waat the) meat U atill leas tha a three month old I duetrial estnblishmfaU'aliatl 1e plaesd
P'aes Of JXlsUaaster I at ..Baleiark. Itl The flrt nhinmcnt waa mada from thnlOH ahart time to nrovide emDlovmrnt
iaasateMlwrte
,, w BUH , Va. .-WUJU HIHIH alUBBt ITOl VI SJ tvBllBt- I V aet, MVHt"W W.H.W ail,rv.
if this Is title. Parker will bo
anWard-poamMter7"",lf" Mi
mas....j:;:r ' ' --rr--,' I work propier this sill ivild-fiirttirT
Mrs. Tnia. t ..Tha fnHnm ITvrsaTias rnrvtAMf I MheHawi lABa tt tka Sfl T jl I" fl Mk i fl t awft) Kl iflh -
1 ."J" Jln..?ottm,trhiP. - WardlmeBtjriH be ertended lata North Car-1 meats and absorb ma ay workers whH
.I'S i,w, Jfbtk out I Uaav a 4ismjt- thr cottoi-irrowlnatalresa bsv beea ditniBsed
South, and although not intended to I ' Tho government Is asking employer
.r T, . " " wm oa proaented
to Presidaat-eloet.Hatdiaf toon after
aa tmtm DincO.
Wltk ths ehlnooa favnrlnrf P..V..
. , .. a --.-... looBu. ana .nit
Mar a7aS'!? throughout the country to
eo-oper ,tivo' marketing pr gram - that I Uka aimilnr ncUon and Is appcnllng
may bs adopted, will bs launched. It is 1 to tha trades anions to ro-operato in
Oat C Alt tta Dsmoera'la.
..." .5.. BepubUeaaa.axpoet - thess' sp
pointmentt ts iki..miJ..-j....
'Mer- Griasom, Tnekef, Lin
aey, Parker aad Jackson being ready
to Uke office any tims after that data.
They Will follow tho Kaith nMa..a
J" Wilmington, ia the beginning pf the
WillOB adminnttratiaa ...ill kill -
Dc woe rata ben voyage on tho good 'ship
Print Life s aooa aa their- aoamls.
tions ara tigaaa. . . .. -.- ,
tt. can bo aaid with antaoritw far
Near York, Jan. 1. AviaHon Country
Club of Detroit hat hea awarded the
r-Titr of holding . tho 19?l' raeet
. aPiiliUeT .trophy, This anaounee
t waa' made Tiers tonight by th
, "i Club of America, which added
- t the contest would be beld hn Labor
Ijut year ths races were held oa
i r lihi l ( Thanksgiving Day.
.' :i:,t ti-'M is erpOcted. clnb
sertrd, ' explaining that aa
! p'e ha beea
. 1 ? :.e I rn'.t c'-ib.
. p 1 1 . i
"Liu, Send Ont 131 MJaaloaariea.
' Washingtpa,, Jan. !. The Berealh
Da' Advelrttst denoroinatWa. sent out
ia3'miaioaarics nernaa the. seat ia
1820. sail a report or Its foreign-mis
iowery board msdspnuiie today. Oas
third of the eufct er wr- aent to Chlaa
aad to la i n. A! "! "." f--0 waa
given ta ri ?ns jr I t members
ef the if r" a - .r : eg to. the
rcpoac ' , '
hoped, at the Raleigh, meeting as among
tha activities of the.Amcrieaa Cottoa
xorta Carolina among vfarmers, banker-
and business men, ia ths movement
Which, haa mads nek wonderful hca
way. iv- ,-. -v. -1 , ,;.
Mlerrdlth Witt Ctose MeeMng,
Secretary or AgriculUira -Meredith
bat been- in vited t9 eloss the two-day
moeung mnm as aitdreas oa Tharsdar
nisht. Ha ta -a forceful 1 amsat mA
aam wa anuumiy lorn. ' . . "
tha aUtcmeat, in this eonasctioa, that r.w, " message to deliver. The
me suit rule will apply to tha.postmss-1 k,-mi " wlr r iav suiinign
tsiaaiDar at Wilmiaat. . r.LV.u. I meeting have been Selected with res-
Charlotte,- Aahevillt, Durham, Baleigh I tot the Intimsts kaawlodge
o iss arm tests,' TarNKer tf tkll ,w owing ai-
ReBubliaaaa will bo ta let tho Clvtl "'' "P" proWsma tha eotto".
Service Contra lesion pick tha poetmaa-l tobacco growers Sow fees aad la
ten for. tho leas imporUat places Twt I tlue P that Uieymay bo able f givt
so "inveetioatioa.'' will ha tha sthaj(oma practseal adviro and aurreatioas
of selection for the larger onea aad I toward tho solution of thess problems.
an sxsmiaatlon for ths smaller offices. 1 wan ty reason ot their oratori-
Crtsaom eta the Biggeat Slice. el pawers. j v , .
Gilliam Grissnm, who has beea a loaa Tbe meetings hare bee imaged to
time aeeiwUrv of tlie Repablietn Bute he beld at a tisno Vhea maay peopls
oommitteo, w.:i draw the' aieest piece fiom all parrs of tho Btato will be is
of pf rn the Korthj CaroliasrdistribB. Bleigk-1a ad1ttid r "to those', who "will
tioa. Ilia Job pys ths best aahtry af eomr jrnelairy to artead ths' sessions,
any la tho lot and it la looked aooa aa and will doubtless draw in anmhera
the ehoies rederar plum. " - " that Will be is kerning with' tho ' im
Hsf will bo the Jot of rehaildiag the portance ef tha oesaaioa ia its. bearist
Ptstes revenoe t " - for tha tax ape- apoa tho oeoavemis welfare ef the O.
eialists, maay of .-m, are aadeiHtbe korth Bute. , '
eivil service sad hU bo reUised ex- - 1 ' 1
eept ia esses wers, sa employs is Kidwiat.r Tlat . Kaes 1!5 Purse ,
r m Paelng." Trottirg and rpe.iaiiats Pine-j
. (Cns!aa4 sa r? -A Te- kurst, Wtdnes.-y. (advj . - r 1
order-
tJoa..
it "Warawr tho trade, flepres-
bllsn vBelsttoas.I " V
Bdeiutrest. Dee. Jl. Diplomatic re
lations between Bnmania and Boigarli
rs re-esUbiisbd' today when, tat
Bulgarian mrnister, M. Ketkoff,' pro
aented his' credential' to King Tcrdi
aadv... T as-,'.". . : ; .
fOVK KItLED WHEN TBAIN
. STBIKES ACTOMOBILB EAE
CHAELOTTB CITT LIMITS
' '' ' "". 't-'' . OassanasVaasstsV . , '"
' Charlotte,' Jan. IvMr. " aadt Mrs.
P. A. DmI, Mr. K. M. Deal, M, and
Mies Lows B.JU -Desk IV osa sad
dasgMef wTBTlaVDear ft. JTewUs
trere UKsd emtrlrht, aad Beena
Deal, U year old slater af the two
tattatl waa -eritacally 1 tajaewsr wnewr
the car la which thsy were riding
was atrnck by aa sncemlag freJgn
ht ; this - asomlng at a grade
etwaatag near tbe city limits. .
The MrtyiWaw'ea' rVste tW their
beans Ta Kewtoa after haviag at
tended" are Friday ' Ue" f sacra! tC
Mrs. BW DV 'wlte -sjf-n saoaK
CMtractar aad iteaeVr aad sea of
Mr. aad hTra. P. A. Deal, who were
hilled hs the sectstesat- ---r r
Tbere were at ryv wttasaeca, Tbe
wstchmaa who ia kept .on daty at.
the cTeaafog rcparts that he was net
oa d!y st ths tlaae. - . , . I
' With tbe 1921 aessjoa of ths General
Ascmldy just around the corner waiting
oaas4s
day at aooa, tbe vanguard of tha mom'
berahip of . both -fioaaes, ' and .n -few
scattering-- eltiwnr "WbaHiave- In mind
pBTeriag ahnHfKea lor arfWcCas
clerks,, end other attaches ts legis
lation, kavt alraadf begua to arrirs
and tomorrow will sea them coming
ia 'considerable nam hers.
Tuesday night tha first csucuses will
be held, the majority member! of tkt
House meeting in the Hall Vf Bepre
senUtivos, and the Democrats of - the
Senate mooting, in the Senate for i re
link n.iry discussion of the things that
wil come up biter in the week, among
and chief of .them being who shaU
be Speaker oi ths House and Presi
dent pro tern of tho Senate.
Harmony-wil most likely hover over
tha eaueuses, aineo nil the fight has
been taken out of the selection of the
Speaker and, tbe President Pro Tern by
tire wtirenwitt of all eontendert save
one for each office. Harry P. Crier,
will be speaker, and, by the some
token. Senator Laasford Long, of Hal'
ifaz,.wiU succeed Lindsay Warren at
second ta command, ii the Senate.
Nothing ia known of thawlana of the
negtigible number of Republicans in the
General Assembly as to their ' caucus
Ings, nor upon vrhom Ihey will confer
I he relatively, empty honor of being
nominated for the speakership. Their
standing in the Legislature, numerically
spanking, was not enhanced nt-the past
general election, and thit year finds
them with no more members ihafl-lbjey.
bad two years ago. ,
' Interest la Committees. -
. With interest 'withdrawn ,from h
speakership and from the, question of
who? will piny vice , to Lieut -Gov. Coop
er, peculation bat turned mostly upon
the ppoislmeat ' of' 'eanwmlWee' ehalf
c, sacoruniff '
review, thowt tittle cbance tt the end
of the yenr at compared with tha'eoa
ditlon IS montht earlier. Althongli eon
lldcrnrle gold" "wat expotted'.to South
America and te4he Orient eerlr f the-.-r:
fer, If was 'explained, "gold shipments .
from England in anticipation of ths
maturity of the agio-French - .botdt '
on October IS were responsible' la a 7"
measure for a subsequent recovery ot
that on. December 3ft the.. amount wsaliu.
only 3J milliona below ' the. total
shown on January 2.
f. Increases in capitalization ef exist.
ing memlier banks and ' acceasiont of . . .
new jjiembera were responsible in part '
for ta increaaa in the paid ia eaplut .
of tbe Federal ' Reserve banks during
ths year f roar t1 .4 " to 983 . millioas
Thit corresponded to an increase of -aver
U -milliona la capital aad tur"
plut of member banks- 1,
Chaagsa Ia Coadltloa: '
Changes ia the eonditioa of the Fed
eral Benerve Banka during 1930, ao ,
cording ta the review, reflect to a large- -
originated about the laak af 1019.
"Profereatial nf oa paper secured ,
by- Liberty -boadt and Victory, notes,
the -fevaw--eontintodr rwtre abwiyaie.t ' -by
erne Besnrvt Jbaa'kf -and raised by. ,
others to a .level more nearly tpprox ..
(mnting tht rstt level for ordinary
commerolsl ptp, In the' ruse f paper, .
teearsd by treasury oertlfleatei,' -tha ,
ratea adopted wers in most casea iden
tical with the higher coupon ratel fixed 1 ;
by tha Woverament, thua holding out
ao indiajemeat to tht member bankt
to carry thAs securities among their
own. investments and use thorn as eoU
lateral for loom at the Federal .Be- s
Lserve banks, but rather-providing a ...
stimulus o place thorn in the hands
of ultima'o investors. The resjiltt '-
are seen ia the gradual decrease ef
ths amounts of war paper held during V '
the year by. the reserve hanks. From
nearly 1.500 millions st ths - onenine '
of tbo year the holdings of paper at-
cured by government war obligation!
declined- to 1,141 milliont waDoeember " ---80.
Of the. latter total 18S milUoa." i
or ig. per aenU-Wjere, secured ly -tTea
ury eertiflentee, eompared. irHh 4614 l
millions, or over 31 per" cent, held a
the opening of the year, thie de'
wggayyffla,MiM tka'imwihlllryfi
erenao corresponding In a general wat
to tho reduction in the amount of eerJ .
tlncatet helif by Ult menibet 'bs)hka, rl
Mach mailer reduction are shown
In tha rejervs barks' holdings of jpVper . '
secured by Liberty bonds;and Wietory . ;
nrttct, tha Decembct 30 total,' SriO aiila : -Iteaa,
being .only .70 million's lets tbha -
the amount reported at the beginning v
of the-yeTrrT)n the other band. hold-.
I lugs of other discounteBaperwhick,.,
ot mo opening or the year, , totaled ,
7o. milliont, show aa almost steady
growth, being in excess ef 1JM0 mil.
liont at the ead ef September, the
nttnating between aboab l0O and 1..
flllO mllnna dimaa . ha . ! ha '
AoiUhaoi.ttt-jsa-ahass4f
of no little manoeurering to be don
during tMe few days ' next following
Ins. , ojwning . of -the saaaioBr- PartieiH
1.1 riy ia mis so on ine ocnate tiae
ef -the--epitoV-"wberey - aecoTdingT-to
theT4'r0Ptiets, tome'tbing .may" develop
between tbe retiring and ht daeomiag
Ueatenant Gouhrnora.
Poor ysart t$o there was a deadlock
htfwtje-rlJnUgbtrtdgs and Oardaer over
the personnel of seveTSl ; commilieei.
IninTamorisl enrtnm has madait the
riraetice for the ineominsr aad retiriaa
Lieoteatae, Goveralort . to , put their
heads -together' and peine - th
mittee slates, but thai year Mr. TJaugh-
triilgo wilttedL'Senahir. nolderricia- to
krad fhe approprittionSTecimBultee and
Mr. Gardner wanted - sSenator- Gray to
hsve it.' Csmpromise waa reached, only
.ftcr Mr. Gardner relented and award
rd the - finanes . committee , to Senator
Orty, -.'.. .,.,-.-;-.('. i'7-
Dsartrielge-Cardaer SaUt..' "
Kelfber Mr-. Cooper nor. MK Gardnev
have Iteen la Baleigh since the Novess-
her election, put it is rrrevamed hers
that they, have .conferred " aa to aom
mittee appointments, aad thit they will
meet agnia. here, tomorrow to complete
th'r.vf.ther .bnpoHstt' detaOfof retting
Xm sa ., Sk. l.:.!.:. -.lit (.,
action ahnrtly after the session begins
at, aooa Wcdnoaday. Mrs Cooper has
announced a few committee heads,, bat
aoae. ef ths. so-salled ?big eemmitiees"
fctve been1-named, aad it Is preenmed
lhaf they will not be . named. aniU Air.
Cor.pf 'and Mr. Cardaer talk ever tbe
matter tomorrow..' , , , , ,
Ths first eight days Of at he seaslos
will -be -presided aver by Mr. Gardner,
since the insngsrafiea ef Mr. Coeper
will swt take psee astil" Wrilnewlsv
Of acxf week, and ha will formally
(Osatlaasd oa Psge TwsP . '
Z5SIJ!ulJ!iJJtLjf5U7
qf discounted bijls about..; 42 ber cent
wat composed, of paper aeenred. bw ,
IFnfted Statet-war ohligatio os, against r
Ji.per7eeBt of a total of 831.2 mil-fdttttwMnVw-
year. . . ... . -.
rZ "Retard lUrrowlagstr?:-!:l- J3.
"Early ia theear the Federal Be-
serve-banks raised, their discount ratea
on commercial "faper," but the influence
af the hta-the rstet is seen in reUrding
tht progrea of borrowing rather than
restricting ' them In fact, ' total Fed
oral Reserve Rank holdiags of discount,
ed bills. 2,2.11 J millioas at the begin. -aing
of-the year, increased 'by over 300 .
millions up to the end of '.April, and '
bynothexl?00mlJUo8t 'durlagitha - :
next fbur moathe- The peak' -of 2.82D.S
millioas was reached on Kevember a,
while thel total' held oa Deeember 30. l
f,719.1 millioas. It 487 million! larger
thaa It tbe beginning of the year.
Holding of bills purchased in - apes
market show aa almost uninterrupted
decline for. the period ander -review.
Prom a total of 574.8 milliont at ths
beginning of the year, a dceliee to 255.7 - '
millions on, December SO It shown, tht "
deeresse of 318.S millions being dua
irgcly ts the increased 'demand for
this class of bills by . saving - banka,
trust companies, also corporate and In
ridasl investors, i No i r- ...
changes are shown ia the amounts and
classes af Cnifed Stntea bonils held.
41nctuatIorit ia lh holdings ci
treaaaO certificates d-eHngthe year ara
tsrge.tr- the- Twaott p. f the i!isnc 1
the aovernment from t.ouf t time of
temporary certifies tee pviitling co.' '
tion of funds front deposit sry n 1-
ffohC'The' largest f'xaret are ;.. n f -
he four Frid.iTt following the q nrt -
ly Income taj( d:its, when f-n "or
sdvances to the g-wcrnment by t e r
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