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ABAHOIR SUBJECT OF NEW ORDINANCE Waring Required To Operate it Properly; Complaint By Dr. Anderson The City CommissjtHiers yesterday morning passed n ordinance squiring that L. M. Wiring )eee of the city abattoir, to furntah "proper and ade nylate" cooling and refrigerating fni-ili-(- ties and to have' the abattoir properly screened so ,tt th . eoBtent of the abattoir ihjiy be protected from eon lamination by flies. The ordinance rated that the iwfii shall be defin ed to be ia proper conditions when they are approved by the county health officer- ' Mr. Waring last night atated tUtttlre baa bad adequate refrigerating fscili 71"IT "the plant liar h twitil it Irani the city over a year ago fr a tra of" five year. He also said that the plant wa properly icrcened, and that la aditlna to screen di main tained fly-traps ea the eateri'ir eF-Sfcr u tiding. It apenrc that th passage pf the rdiaanc vi tb rutt tn rerlni extent of a complaint ou the part of Dr. Albert Anderson that snrae 4,x0 pound af neat slaughtered at the ab attoir apoiled itveral .laya later and w eondeuined is unfit for food fr UM at the Stat Hotpital. for the In aane. Dr. Anderson, itated that h ealled en Mayor Eldrldge and made the oonsplaint Wkea the Srdinanee wm palled yeiterday mpming, Mr. Waring wj not present. He atated last night that he had wired o notice fnm th eamQtuaioDtiri that a complaint bad been mad and. wai not given an op portuaity U nvake any explanation. , Hia sly official information fit1 con nection with th complaint, Mr. Waring " atated, wax letter containing of the ordinance passed yesterday morning. Dr. Anderaoa last night mid that the meat waa found to b unlit for u aa food aeveral day after it had been slaughtered and brought tn the hoi pltal. Be laid he had net aeea Mr. . Waring personally i regard to the nut ter, but added that a hospital ein- ' ploy had made an attempt to get Mr. ' Waring over the telephone. .Mr. Waring, la hi statement, de - dared the meat spoiled beeuu the cattl wr hilled almost Immediately after a run of three mile and before i they had eooled. He atated that cat . tie to be alaughtered ahould b al lowed to eool it least live houri before ' they Were killed, and ddd that if they ; are hilled while warm the meat will not . heep regardless of refrigerator!. Mr. Waring atated that tea head ef cattl from the Stale Hospital wrc ' brought tn the abattoir by hospital , tendants June 1 and wore slaughtered after lie had warned the attendant! - that the eattl should be allowed to eool sereral hours before hilling them. i Atr tfc time tlx refrigeration plant at the abattoir was out of commUaion, Mr. Waring said, because o' engine trouble This fact, he id, wai known to th attendants of 'h hospital, who, he added, told him there was ideqnate cooling facilities at the hoiplta). Mr. Warier itated thai th alaughtered eat tle, which were from a condemned hard, were Inspected by Dr. Dindinger. a government veterinarian, and that uni of the nine waa condemned aa un- fit for food and burned. The other Bin were passed as fit for food by the veterinarian Mr. Waring atserted tftnt tiio nvut was wet removed from the nbattoir until tno day later, but that when it wm taken away he persoUy inspected each pieee and foudd it to be iav first-clans condition. j Dr. Anderson stated (hat cattle from condemned herd! wero slaughtered for dod purpose! for tha hospital and that th meat" paised by th Stat vett-rin-riia arid, his assistant: wai used for food and the condemned meat converted into tankage. Dr. Andanun wa of the opinion that Improper handling at tht abattoir wai th cam of th meat 'epailing. All meat altmghteTed for the hoipital ia inspected by btat retcrina riaaa. Th ordinance wai pasied by the eomaiUaioner "la the jnterst of pub lie infcty," th city retaining authority oer th olaat to ha " opetitcd un der proper ceditioni. Th text of th . ordtaaao follows: "Sectioa 1. That from and after the 13th day of June, 1921, L. M. Waring ltsae ef the city abattoir, bej and is herbV reauircd at all tlmn to furntiii 'iad aaaiaUia prop and Adequate fooling and refrigerating facilities at , said abattoir, and that It shall be his duty to furnlah Mid patron! of aai4 abattoir with free refrigeration for a period of three day on each animal slaughtered at the savt riant. "Roe. t. That said bases b and he 'i hereby rsqnlrcd to hat the abattoir properly Kreened am B man r ai times maintain all lereeni ia such eon ditioh that th eontents of the ibittair ahall b protected froea contamination ' by Uiei, and that ffreens shall be dmd.to b in proper findltten only when th sane hr approved byl the T oBty hlth officer or hia duly au ' theriaed rcpresrtfhttv. S. That this ordinaae. being in th Interest of rnbtie afryt Uke f .! feet Immediately.'' ' U SPECIAL AGENT THROWN -FROM FREIGHT CAR TOP Wrhrgj .Va, June 14. Struggling with heavily armed negro on th top of an Atlantic Coast Lao freight train lata laat Bight, B. A. Angle, special gent of tht road, wa struck ia th head liy tha'tegro, aoma blunt inatru anent being employed, and wai then thrown from th ipeedmg train, ' Tha occurrence took placo near Col lier'! .Station, about Hire mile from this eity aid h ia aaid that th agent would hav lost' hi lift aaerpt fot the fact that work had bea naderway on that particular itreteh at road and hi body a truck la soft amrth. Ha waa taken to a hospital la Emporia, Va, and it il aid . that k will movr. Plain cloiheraiea f PeUrabnrg polloa fore today arretted ft negr inspect los!y UHyiag t tha deacriptloa Mr. Anglo - waa abla to gtv f ala aaaailant, -. TO ttSVH TBI APrKTITl . Snw hoslthy aetiTity f th atom ich, pfwnotd dlgwtloa and apptit. iv'A.vttfi-T "iriB kf tmv an1. no4ra commercial bl aa luralturw. wauij. eon e'oer anir feo trroooaltioa fr I NEWS CAPMF1I0ER ' PASSES 10 REWARD Prominent Charlotte Man Had Distinguished Public Career During Long Life Charlotte, June 14. Capt. S R AIcaadeT, Sr., former Congressman aadi distiaguihed cltizea of Churlotte, diefl at 3:25 o'clock this morning at hil hoihe in this eity. He suffered a stroke uf jiaralyaia an yean ago and had aiuce lnJii an invalid. The direct cause ef dciltlr was heart attack. Puaeral to morrow morniag at the hoiue. C.'ipt Alexander was born in Me. k leniburg county December K. 14(1. He wa a lineal descendant of Jha Mc Kuitt Alrtander. , Captain Alexander was the youngeat to a of Dl. Mies Thomas Alexajider and his' wife YWe Grahamy woe' wn a daughter of Uvneral Joseph' CHaham and sister of (Hove rnot WilliamiA. Oraham. II entered the L'niversity of North I'ardhna ia 150 and graduate there ia mJiijj<ijVi of the Delta Phi Jateraity. la 1HH1 at th approach or signs or th War Between the States a'nltrd ia the Hornets' Nest Rjfluwen of Char lotle. This beeaoie known as the Bet hoi Kegiiaeut. la March, WZ, he was np pointed a first lieutenant 1 company K, iild -ttegiuisnt, and wai shortly pru moted to aptai. lister he was eu the staff of General Hoke He was' a itaiiarh Democrat, aa in tern patriot aid a aiaa of wide learn Ing. five times he represented Mecklen burg county ia the State, Senate, being elected in WS, 'SC, 'M, ' d 19'H). Ho declined re flection iu During the sesiion of the Genera! Aasem'bly in S7J Captain Alexander seeured the pin aKo of tlio Meealeiihurg' road law, which a as retieaU-il.it WH!, lut at the next sessioa Captain Aleiauder waa return ed to the Seuate to re mart the law. In 1HH Cnptaia Aleinder waa uaani m ii it I v niiiiiiiiated for the oflioe of Ueutiiiiiiit (iovernor. lie declined to ttccupt tliu uoniiniitloa. He wai an ar dent adviM-ato of the bill riUblishing tlui No'th Carolina' Agricultural and Mi'i'haiiica) College a'i I waa a member of its tirst board of truitees, also a life member of that body. In im Captain Alexander waa elect- ed a member cf Congress. He served two terms mid was a member of the coin in it t ok on agriculture. He was also president of the North Carolina Rail road for two years. He was commander of Mecklenburg Camp, Confederate Vet erans. He was twice married. In 1S72 he ni'arrU'd Miss Emma Nicholson of Halifai county. They had six children, all of whom survive except on. His second wife was Miss Ixmise 1'erry or Franklin coimty. They had no ef)fldren. Hundreds of Young People From All Over State Gather In Charlotte By WALTER M. C1LMORC Charlotte, June 14.-Th twelfth an nuul conveutiou of the Uaptist Yeuni; Pcoplo'i I'nion of North Carolina met tonight in the First Baptist church, uf this city, with a record breaking at tendance. All day long Baptist young people from every nook and corner of the (State have been pouring into the Quoen-rCity by every train and by scores of automobile!. Perhaps a thousand young people were at the initial meeting tonight. The outstanding feature of this session win the opening address by Dr. Charles E. Mnddry of Raleigh, on "diving Christ the Best," based oniSecond Corinthians, 8th Chapter, 0th verse. ' First, they gate their own selves to the Lord." It was truly a great message and made a pro found impression on th young .peopl. President Allen Riddick, sounded the keynote to the convention, "Steward ship" in hia annual address. An infer mal reception and get-together meet tug concluded the evening program. The convention will close Thursday night. WARN1 ENEMIES OF REORGANIZATION Washington, June 14. Government employe who actively oppose th id ministration's government re-orgxniia-tion plan will be dismissed th Presi dent and hia cabinet decided today. The decision wta said to have resulted from activities of some employe in spreading propaganda against th re organization plan. 1 Spec i He order are to b promulgated Immediately by department hesdi. It is understood they will be srimed parti eularly at bureau ehlefe who are id to hav hen bringing influence to bear ob Congress to prevent a rdjustment of their particular bureaus, i A total of 1150,000,000 is being ought for colltg endowment fund, in the United State, and tllO.OOO.non f mis amount nas oeea collected. The Weather Raleigh, N. O, Jun 14, 1W1. North Carolina rartly cloudy ant omewBii unsettled Wednesday nan Thursday fooler ia Bouth and Cintral portion Wednesday. tlmferatueE Highest tempetatar Lowest temperatnr Mean temperatur ExeM fof th day Averag daily ixces tine Jaioary let k PSEClPtTATIOM (ia Inched Amount for th It hour lading at p. m , o Total for th month to dt J( Defleietey for th month 1 v DeBeieney sine Jan. let ; im. Dry bulb i....;........ to:, at . ai wh balk n -n Bet hhwiidrrr - Cj 44 ' ' j BAPTIST UNION IN ANNUAL MEETING Bdafd to UU a. an. ..... tx . m. . ': Mti AND OBSERVER: RALEIGH, M. C, WEDNESDAY i mi .11 bji..j i, i -l ' .,ijf ' ' ' " " " 1 MMMBl Michigan Man Succeeds Col. Frederick W. Galbraith; saw ' Service Overseas Isilhnapelis, ld., vun 4.Juha CL iiujery, of Urao4 Rapids, Mich., ttuanimouily el-ted attioaal torn aiaador of tie America Lcgiea at a meeting of th National executive rora mittec t'day. Me succeeds olonel Frederick W. (Jalbraith, Jr., wk waa killed in an aufomobil accident here lat Thursday. Thomas J. Itannigua, of Hartford. Conn., was elected viee commander, auecocding Ml. foacry ia that position, Tha other candid for the place was William Q. Srtlitfe, f Chicago. iiSjor ionery law muck of the fighting Hie Aaicricnn tr-itfjn particijiated in dur itte the World. War. He. entered tho eoud officers' train ing camp at Fort Mhctidan August 27, 1H17 After finiiliing th course ,ie was eommiiMiioned a oaptala of infan tiy and .tent to Franc with fhe first group of Americaua. He ai firat was aligned to the railway tramportation oflice at Bloi, France and remained" there until February 80, J91U. Later he attended the first corps school at Con drecourt until March 24, when he took charge of Company, F. Uth Infantry, First Brigade, Firat Division. He participated in all the major ac tions with his regiment in 1 i 1 9, at Cantigny in April, May and June; at St. Mihiel in Heiitcmber ; and in the Mouse Argonne offensive in September and October He was commissioned a major of infantry August 30, 191S. Ou Octolier i, T91S, dnrfng th Mew Argonne drive, Major Kmery was wounded in the left arm and was in vnlided home. Democrats Launch Attack On Claim of G, 0. P. Machine (Continued From Page One) ami for "more oba" were being put through. Democrats got revenue bill! into the Senate "inside of thirty days," Senator Harrison continued, "but Republican committee have been working mont.is and months at the revenue and tariff measures promised and they haven't gotten out yet." Tariff I.ohhie Senator King, Democrat, Utah, Mid something ubout tariff lobbies, and Sen ator Harrison .aid: "They are awarming here. Preside Harding invitee the lobbyUts to eom here for conference, and they are com ing But I don't blame them 10 mus i as I do the Republican leadoralnp which Invites the hi, "President Harding offered the place of chairman to th head of th Standard Oil Company, and to the head ef th United fctatea Steel Corporation. Ue waited months, and thea he turned to a Chicago advertising man who framed that wonderful campaign ilogan: "Wi are done with wiggle and wobble.. Wanted to compensate him, I presume, and h made Mr. Lasker chairman. ''Then Boott Bon, tha publicity 'ann for the Republican campaign, is com I nsatcd by being appointed Governor of Alaska. "And how about Dr. Rawyer, his per enal physieiinf What would the ci,n try do without General Sawyerf He is to build a new department here, ei pulilie welfare." A considerable number, of Republi can were in the chamber when the Demuratic. attack began, and Mime half doren stayed to the flnish. Senator Lodge and Sena or Curtis, the Republi can wnlp, walked off to lunrY Debate was resinned on thi packer bill when it su! sited. Another Harding Rucas Threat ens To Break Shortly (Continued From Page One) power te do things for "the boy." So due notice should b taken that th-j rout to tna federal pay i it fjr political workers is via Chairman Adams. ' Clerha Mant ttf Kicking. Though work has bees going on under cover by ton th government employee, bureau' chief! and other tn responsible positions, in opposition to th government reorganisation scheme being backed by th adminiitnition, il h:is gotten out to th public ia luck i way as to havo th President and hi?' catunst to take notice of tt. Today at th cabinet meeting th matter was th' subject of discussion, it being. givjn out aifter tho meeting that thoa gor- ernment employes, who aetjvely oppoie :h" adn.inistratiou'i reorgaufaation Im Maratael Wtetatr Tteeyi Hot! And Wamtr a If the weather is disagree able and you don't care to talk, let flowers carry your message of love and friendship. Quality Flotrvr at a roonxwiit't notice, Jutt pnona us. J. t. Q'QUINN'S FLORISTS -' ' Hom 47 tuij H . I tacaaaga It " ; orposiTi eiuiw iLDO. ' NEW LEGIQN HEAD acheaa mast get t, and that those found to be aiding " in- pniniifjadi 'llcg paptjr'lHurJt thia asatUr thr ia 'also a reftreaea to th tvtahbk that ia goiig on in . War Department where. Oeneral Mao kr, kad at th air aervif, k aakd thai Garel Mitckeli, hit chief a sistaat, be trod, ess el tha eharyes agaiait peroral Mitchell being that hfc it appoaing th Harding idea of th comhiaatioB ef air service. At any mte th word from the WhiW He us 4 Una who ire fighting th rtorgnnination plaLt i t. , if they keep it vp tbey must resign, if not that they v. ill be put out And here there appear to be a mix up ia views, for mth Becretarv o th Nay Deuby tjilking of reajoving what is being designated as "gag rule" in the Navy, the administration itself eoaae I long a ad prepoaea to "gng'' em ployed wko ihink and talk differently from it. Sid Swip at Civil service. Here eomea a ''pretty diowdy-do" iB a side swipe at civil service, and it il in th PoatoiHc Department that i juat now empliasiiiag the beauty of the Harding executive eivil fertrlije plan for distributing poatoffiee jii among Re publicans. The information, official and authentic, is that ther will bo no mere competitive examinations for postmaate,rhip paying less than five hundred dollar a year, but thea ahall bo given out of th recommenda tions of postofllca injieetors. This wai learned today from Congressman Hal lett S. Ward aa the result of corro pondunee with th civil service com mission in th eas of the fuurth clan pet(Rc at Coma in Hertford county, and the candidacy of 8. W. Savage for 4he job. Letters of protest against his appointment have coiue to Congressman Ward and to the civil service cotnmia sion, the notice of aa examination to be held for that oKce en June go having gone out. In replying to Mr, Ward's letter with whieh numbers of protest! had been sent, Chairman Morriaon of the rommlaiaon aays: "Since last writing you on this iub ject, the President has approved a change in the regulations, whereby of fleel paytng less than tfltf) per annunj may be filled by the Poatoffice Depart ment through recommendations of post office inspectors instead of through competitive examinations given by this commission. AU pending examination! for otHeei paying under 50 will be eancolled, aud such action will b taken in the eas ef Co mo. Person! desiring consideration for appointment should address their recutita to the First As sistant Postmaster General, Washing ton, D. C" Chairman Morrison returned tho let ters of protest against the Savage ap- ECKMAN'S ALTERATIVE For Throat and Lungs All DrufgiaU Kodak Finishing For the best work and prompt returns, send your Alms to Brinkley Studio OirORD. N. c. "Tho Hon That Mike All Pramiaw Good And what's more, it is most efficient. 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' inn,.1! 11 in" """ iIiTi""1 t "!! paitmt stating that thea might be presented fa th Postofllcs Dbpartnient for it , eonaiderntioni't - Whereupon ntigftfir Ward wrott today to J, fl, Taylor, pf Como, on-ef tha men who had protetedthrt"t!avag appointment, and hli Utter with that of Chairman MorrUo tneldked, give hia viewr of the latent "civil aervlee" wrinkle k la, Harding. -Here -ia the litter t Mr, Taylor: ' "Enclosed la a 'pe0"-' Veu are avare that extravagant pretensions have beta mad about purpuae of th admlaistra tion to uphold and imp rev all the virtues ef thi civil service. Th ffyst lick made at that, as you know, was to choose between three highest instead ef keaestly lelottlng the highest.. Now we e that a to fourth class effaces un der $300 it ii completely wiped off the books. Done of course to give the little precinct leader nqd municipal wa.rd healer a little boost to keep him in love with hi work and encouraged to serve hil G. O. P. If it were not for their previous falsi pretension there would lie nothing in it. I have myself never bee aa extreme civil service ad vocate, bnt I have never thought that it will be especially eonimemdhle to lie without hesitancy and without blushing. However," itllt' iar hope Hiat ynttr office will be life from an unworthy appointee." LUTHERAN SUMMER SCHOOL ' FOR CHURCH WORKER! The Lutheran of North Carolina will conduct a summer school for church worker! at Hickory July 2S to" 80, in- elusive. Practically every phase of the church x . activities will be given care ful atteaJLJon, Special study will be made of nundajr school work, church music, brotherhood work, young pea- The Indians Knew A fameui physician itated that more women might And relief from suffering through taking a, medicine like Lydia K. Plnkham a Vegetable Compound than through undergoing aurgical operations, if they would only take it iu tune. At the first sign ef female weakness, aa indicated by headache, dullness, bearing dowai pains and nervous exhaustion, take this famoo remedy of root aid herbi, and avoid the serious cause qneneea of delay. The Indians and early settlors knew aid benefited by Nature',, Allies, the roots and herbs of the field. Because l.ydia E. Pinkham knew their medi cinal value, thousands of women all over the world have beea saved from operations, but only such aa hav taken it iu time. Adv. Cold Wave Coming! Do you realize winter will come again, and catch you unprepared? Order Your v. LYON One-Pin HEATER Now Give the cement time to dry and avoid the rush in the fall. - Summer Prices On Now W. C. Adkins Sheet Metal Works Ml C JlarJnJLi Raleigh, N.. C. Bell Phone UK MI Kindt Roofing We Are a k w ana mm a v st?w. ... r Ble'aworJi, deieon or, W work and teacher-training. Good and whole- bme recreation will b provided nnder proper aupenisiqa. The eoflt Af entcr ta'nroent will t $13 per day. Thoae detiring further information eoneeisning entertainment ahould writ Pr. J. C. rry, "Ilkfcory, The personnel of . the teaching faculty will be announced- at an early date. Those desiring idvanee information concerning the program can obtain' iuek information by writintf-toJ ttev. v. K. (J. rarn, naaaapous. SOUTH CAROLINA BANKERS COMING TO NORTH CAROUNA, Henderaoorille, June 14.lolth Car olina bankers, to th number ef 50, wan are member of the South Carolina Banker' Association, will gather in annual conference at Kiauga Lake, near here, July 5 for a two days' session. Definite plans for their reception end entertainment will he mad by the WouldnH&ichangoWith Millionaire "After Sve yeare of laffering with itowach trouble I think I knew all about it. Hut thanka te Mayr'i Won derful Bai4y, d enjoying good health again. 1 know ef a millionaire who is very bad with ilomaoh trouble, but he woh't take any patent medicine. Ia kii present condition 1 wouldn't ex change with him." 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