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SIXTEEN PAGES TODAY.
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V ' AS PRESIDEirr OF
; ( BAR ASSOCIATION
NORTH CAROLINA LED
SOUTH ON TAX LIST
Paid Unci. Sam $124,510,451
Darin j TiscaT Year,
Jolt Ended -
KOHLOSS mw
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z unanoue .unenr.unaniraousi
.. CM..:., s. r . a
WlUlWB MS UVbCMUr VI Bid.
: Thos. W.Davis
HENRY LONDON NAMED
, TO SUCCEED ANDREWS
gtate legislative Reference!
librarian Eeettd Secretary
; and Treasurer; Major t. 0.
itequirernents For Admiatiosl
To Practice of Law
Charlotte, July f Joha A. Mcltaa,
iCklriottM Jtlaetad, prssidsat of
ths Nort Carolina Bu Associates at
the concluding Nioi of th 13rd aa
ual meeting, succeeding Major Tho. W.
'Davis, ft Wilmington, ui Henry M.
I jlandoa, Stat Legislative Reference
, librarian, was asmed secretary aad
treasurer to succeed A. B. Andrews,!
bf Raleigh.
H. L. Stepheas, of Warsaw; E. E.
Baper, of Lexington, aad J. W. Pint, of
f Marion, wm elected vies president.
t-JL L. Smith, of Albemarle, and Augui
' 'tat' I Quickie, of Liaeolaton, wort
,- Baaed at bcw members of the executive
- aommitte.
t . Tho executive committee selects th
i fclae for meeting, bat Clement Manly,
of Winston -Salem, brought along a eor
'dlal invitation to hold the next eonvea-
tioa in the State' biggeat city white
Major The. W. Davis brought along an
equally pressing inritation to meet at
Wrightsvill Beach. Both lawyers in
alited on boosting their respective
towns, each being armed with several
JaxdLofinvitations from the various
boeating organizations of the two cities.
," Wanta Mere Jedgea.
Major T, C. Guthrie, Sr, of thi eity.l
la an interesting address today advo
cated the creation of Si Superior court i
. districts divided into tare rotary dirm
' Ions. Ba thinks the SO judgea now rid-
ing " districts are inadequate to take
care of the increased business.
: .Major , Guthrie protested against the
i advocacy of stricter reqalremeats for
- - admission to the bar and contended that
. soma of the State a greatest attorney
Waaklagtwa, Jnly T. Sorth
Carwtiaa, with tUUl,Ut, led t
8atatm atatea la paymeat at
tazaa to the fedtral awvarameat
daring tha Aacal year aadiag Jaa
M, Ma. - tk lateraal levtaas
Brea aaaoaaeed today.' Vlrgtala
paid tb aeeand krga amsaat,
Laawlaaa tMrd. Georgia (wart aad
Twnrwii tfta. . '
A total af f t,UUja was paid
la ta aatlr caaatry. Of that
aateamt V11.T1J.48 was lacae
aad praflta tax aad llSUU.TM
was msMollaaeaaa taaaa.
Mew Tork Uada
Xsw Tork with . IU2Uli;TM.
" pall Mara than aaa foartk af the
- taut toilette and W all other
atotaa. Of New Terk 'a total. I8M,
US.tM earn froaa laeaaaa aad pro
w tasaa.
PeaaayWaala eama aaeoad with
MTJ11I. at wWch. tlSUUJH
waa fiwaa Income aad proSta taxea.
lUIta, wtth a tetat af tWT.7M,81.
f which r2t.S0,z81 waa collected
fraan la cans aad profits, naked
third la the lift.
.Southern Statoa.
Taaea paid by Baathera Btstsa
waa aa follawat
Iaeame aad
Total. Profits
N. C tRIJIMSl WM,S1
VlrgUla .... IUU.1H l,U4J8
Ualalaaa ... M3l.w Z,14I,ltl
Gaorgta I(.7l,sw3 2,TTl,f2S.
Taaaaaaea ... U.KUH 1S,(0J88
8.iCJU. UMti - ,3148 '
AUbama ... 18,le441 14IJ,T4
Florida .... 1M71,1 l,W8,7tT
Arkansas 142SS I4243M
Mlaaiaslppf .. ,7M,T2 7,1I1,W
LINE AT (MITER
TO SECURE REWARD
JOHNSTON BRINGS
ROAD DOT
HARDING CALLS ON
SI10 TO OLD
I E TO
ROAD COMMISSION UP ON OPPOSITION
DEMOCRATS BITTER
IN ATTACK ON NEW
PERMANENT TARIFF
General Ballyhoo Man
Morehead Slated For
.. Appointment
SALISBURY POLITICIAN
GOES AHEAD OF GRISSOM
ForlState Three Hours of Running President Smashes Precedent
Debate In Hall of House
Thursday
RUTHERFORD FOLLOWS
WITH SIMILAR CASE
By Lunching With Former
Senate Colleagues
ATTEMPTS TO SECURE
DELAY ON BONUS BILL
Commliiloner Blair Zxpecta U I Both Counties Having Troublt j Action On Tax and Tariff
Divide State Into Two Inter
sal ieYenue, Districts and
This Halts Republican Ap
pointments In That Direction
for Preient :
The News and Observerer Bureau,
.. 903 District National Bank Bldfr,
Br SOWAU) B. BRITTON .
(Cy Special Leased Wire)
..Washington, July 7. The rear signs
on the political horizon that bounds I morning. Minor delegations, less vigor-
Over Boatinr of Jtoadiil
SelrnsV Vasts Central Hih
way But Is Oppoied; luth-
erford Mill Villages Hire
Lawyers To Speak .
Contending" road factions coming
from Johnston and Butherford eoun
ties, laid down a forenais barrage that
raged for nearly four hours before tho
State Highway Commission yesterday
Meaaures Imperative, Presi-
-ent-TenreaalorTT'Crfei
Kecesi of Month To (tot Pro-
poied Legislation In Shape;
Menage Expected Today
COLIMAX DU PONT NAMED
SEXATOK rROM DELAWARE
TO SICCEEO J. a WOLCOTT
Dwver. Del. July 7-Gea. T. Cals.
man DaPaat was tods aaaolated
failed Statsa Seastor frsm Dsls.
wars by Caveraar Deaeay to aaccssd
Ui O. neleatt. who restg last
wsak to htrsms Chaaeeltor af Del.
ware.
Csaj. Dapaat. wka la tha Delaware.
bar at Us Ksaablieaa Nattosd
CasaaaeHewrWtlt mtt Us aatiplrvd
term wuch raaa aatll March. 121.
Tha app4atmeat af Gsa. DaPaat
aaaa a Repablfeaa to tha Seaste,
Senator Waleatt having been elected
to tha aflka as Democrat.
COTTON MILLTV1EN
TO HOLD MEETING
Annual Summer Session of
State Association Convenes
In Ashevllle Today "
Asheville, July. 7. The fifteenth
summer session of the Cotton Manufse
turers' Association of North Carolina
will open at tha Xssttery Park Hotel
Friday morning for two day's session
with about 100 members expected to be
in attendance. The Vanguard arrived
this morning including President T. C.
Federal pie for North Carolina that
there is to be aa attempt made to land
B. A. Kohloss aa Federal, prohibition
director for North Carolina in advance
of the nomination of Gilliam Orissom
for collector of internal revenue. The
Orissem nomlnatidh may not materalize
till there has beea a division of th
internal revenue eoUoctorship into .two
Jobs, as " Is used to be. The "Hog
Combine' slate of the Bepublirans has
on it the name of Grissom for eoliec tor
of the Western District and of J. J.
Jenkins, of Siler City, for the like
position in the Eastern District, an!
tha halt ll occasioned till tha plan for
dividing up the offices, now held by
J.W.Bailey at Baleigh mataralixes. If
it should happen that the position is
not divided it appears .certain that
Orissom wll have the Morshead linney
backing for that, but the presura for
pia is so terriffie among the. Bepubli
eana in and out of North Carolina, that
in all probability, there will be two
jobs where there is now one, so aa to
take care of both Orissom and Jenkins.
Blslr Favors Two' Districts.
There has been a report that Mr.
Bailey's successor would be on the jpb
within a few days, but I was informed
tonight by Commissioner of Internal
Bevenua Blair that this is not so. In
deed, the nomination of the President
for positions has to go to the Senate,
run the gauntlet of a committee and
then go back to the Senate for final
action. And Air. Blair also tells me
The News and Observer Bareaa,
801 JMrki National Birk Bldg,
BViEDWAKD E. BRITTON
(By Snecial Leased Wire)
Veiling ton, July 7. Heralded
merely a visit by President Harding to
old cronies of the Senate, the "unci
pected" ptneace in the Senste wing of
the Danltnl hiil a businnu tiurnA I
the Senate restaurant there gathered Traffic
with him at Inn eh possibly tome tweaty
of tke Senators, aad there wss eoafaba
lating. After the lunch the President
mmm
Characterize Measure 'As a -
"Conspiracy To Benefit a
Few Favorites at The Ex
pense of All Humanity"... v
" w a i i - 6 .4
TARIFF BILL TAKES TOP -
PLACE ON CALENDAR AND
READING GETS UNDERWAY, -
Minority Repert of Democratla ,
Members of The Ways and
Means Committee Declares'
Solemnly Meaiure . Is Plan
To Plunder Peupls of United :
StatejLJindJ)ppress-Peopla-
ous in the presentation of their claims,
filled in the rest of the day, and it
was not until night that the Com
missioners were able to retire to exec
utive session to consider the things
that they have heard for the past two'
flays.
Nohlng dsveloped In the executive I went to the President a . room an the
seislon, which lasted until midnight, I Senate floor, and summoned various
save the disposition of a mass of rou-1 Senators to conference, one at a time.
tine business. The matters that havs I Other Senators, learning he was la
been the burden of most of the dele- his room, came Into pay their respects.
gations in the city during the past two I Among these was Senator 8immona,
days will eome up this morniug. with wnom rresiuent uarauig la understood
to nave ssied to remain for a while,
FOR STATE SHIPPERS
Association Redcdi-l
cates Itself To Freight
Rate Problem
The North Carolina Traffic Associa
tion rededicatcd itself to the freight
rata fight yesterdsy setting for itself)
the duty of saving the shippers and re-1
of Every Country Tor The
Benefit of a Pew Men; Cen""'
ters Attack On Substitution
of American System of Val
uation Aa Baiii Por Levying -
Tariff Dn ties; Lanfnafer of -
Beport Couched In Bitter
and Caustio Terms; Demo-
crate - Expected To Stand .
Solidly Against Bill ' j
the Johnston county section of the Cen
tral Highway first on the calendar,
fore adjournment for dinner, and' the
Most ofthe work will be completed be
Commission will leave early in tha af
ternoon for Concord to hear the con
troversy over the Charlotte Concord
road.
Washington, July 1, Demo
cratic members of the Ways
eeivers of freight in North Carolina nd Means Committee, in a.
a million dollars a year ia losses and minority report filed todav in
isked to remain for a while,! . t!j..,, , ..I., - . '
as he would like to talk with, him. After "-- lne U0U8e or KepresentatlVeS,
denounce the administration
the talk there waa inquiry made of
I Senator Simmons by newspaper mea as
to the conversation, but the Senator had
nothing to eay
Outside of this there is the distinct
understanding that the real mission af
self of a 20,000 annual ineome and!
provided machinery for operation on
a permanent basis.
C. H. Ireland, of Grceasboro, was re
elected president of the association in I
tha meeting held in tha Chamber of I
tariff bill as a "conspiracy to
benefit a few favorites at the
expense of all humanity."
"Like every conspiracy, it
has been hatched in secrecy.
and to dear the sense in routin th. month'a recess, and it is surmised that .... . .... M p w ...the report SaVS, adding!
. - . . I L. ..11 D...IAa O mainaa San latf was A 1 " "" I tlYTT ' J
Central-Highway by way of Belma, Pine "? "" fT. . ,w 7? "I elected aeereUry and traffie agent. we recora our BOiemn
!L"r J1 measured
ou.iu.uom u..iu . cuviing M T V ..-"l. ' h. W"Z ,oe reprcsenvea every
Johnston Brodueed a delcwtion sf President Harding to the Senate waa to
mora than two hundred to nroclalm s sgreemeni 10 van oouy u i I Commerce rooms from ene to four
across the county. Buherford had up
wards of 60 men in its delegation,
end O. Max Gardner and Clyde R.
Hoey leading one wing and J. W.
Pleas of Marion heading the other.
These two oratorical battles took up
the entire morning.
Both DUpatea Alike.
Both rows were over routings of
idb. that even if the bonua bill for the 1. v...LV. 7 " V .7- ' P" 10 Piunaer ine peODi
w ... UBBtn.ua. IIUIIU VjklUUUB. f III ID ILK mnm I at - -
soldiers was passed it would notgo into U.rship, tha association rill draw fs 01 our w Country and to Op-
cr- " tanging from iioo to no and for thj press tne people oi every coun-
plenty of tune - to tskeactoa - Uonslfieratioa of these fees wl'l Investl. r, tAUvZtJZ.Ht -
But aa Etonatnr Himmons no US I ... .... . . ;. r" lJ " fvuv.ii, ui n uicu
7 .. . . . , . .v. 1 g ena rouow up eiauns or us mem-
that ths big thing now is to pass the ... J.
Notris bill for the one hundred wiiiioa damt ' ing for all practical purposes
;r. taxing power of this gov.
dona',, r. Un toes'th. amount is n.r- "J??. nittTa Vtowfo to
r;:; z: state ro.d i joh.ton it w,. .
aomaef the Statoa greatest attorney Leak. Among th speaker will be 1"' nTereerTf Ss North Cnrolina di " th- Central Highway after it m,'"a" "KIV;.7wi, h1 vitorJ, VD ts Waahington if " . 3, k"ciucivCB "u
te.tSJZRXr' Cameron MorrUon, JoJlZZ hfleld .nd Lad. toward W Prwid'"t "'M and ta fUiance.th. poUt-
Cf study. He did not auggeat th lower
ng of th present standards bat op
posed making thent mora stringent, de
claring that to dd so would keep many
dslented aad eapabla young mea out
of the profession.
' Make It Unanimous
( This probably was th "most unani
mous" meeting th bar association ever
had. From beginning to end. tha law
yers dwelt together in harmony, which I The opening session will be held Fri
ts most unusual for lawyers. Threats to I day morning at 10 o'clock ia the coh
ering out
Sever progressed
of the Belwya
presented
tion went
!rote.
Daniels, of Baleigh ; General L. D. Ty
son, of KaoKtlU, r. John t. White,
President f Anderson College, 8. C;
Dr. D. W. Dnaiels, Clemson College,
8. C. Former Secretary Daniels arrived
here today to sttesd th meeting.
Victor Montgomery and J. D. Ham-
mett will be present aa guests repre
senting the Booth Carolina association.
"Nothlnr 14 , h laid when I told Ooldsbowr and iL Butherford, It was
him of th rumor that tiers was to be whether tha road Vding to Spartan-
a merger of the two districts. In place & 3 routed .through a series
of this I happen to know that Com- ' prospermia mill tillages making it
ImUaioner Blair favors two North Caro- longer, or let it run
Una districts in place of th on that right through a relatively empty
now exists.
Moroheed'a Ballyhoo Man.
But to return to the Kohloss ease.
The Salisbury man has been a long
time booster aad geaoral ballyhoo man
country. Nofthamption, Montgomery,
The truth ia that th Bcpubllcans are
in tangle and waat to get en or n.
That they havs called upoa President
Harding to "harmonise" matter I evi
dent. There is pressure for the -passage
of tha bona bill, while Secretary
and Nash eountie had small dele- oi the Treasury ieiionsaya in. eoua
..finn. whi.h .ra hanni in tha Hum. I try cannot eta-no: it, ana rresiasnt uaro
mlulnn nffina dnl. ha iftannnn I Int. Whil having Said h U for th
waiver f freight ia North Carolina Heal party, which tolerates and
TiUV NortKoii.. . sut.- "murages the usurpation."
ftide agency for the collection of over- Vow a Calendar.
ehargea aad the removal of diserlmlna- Th tartft bill, as drawn br Beinb.
tion. I lies n msmhsra of tha wan anil mini
Other officers elected at tha meeting I committee, took ton nisi ah tha YfmiaA
ytoday were D. H. Dixon, Ooldsboro, calendar today, not to be displaced by
i V .F " x,a other legislation until toted on July
Boeky Mount, second v ice-president Ui There waa no ceremonr in bavin.
As written on th map the Central soldier bonus, now holds with Bwretary Howard mite. Bslcigh, trjasurer. The 0ig consideration of th 36-Dsg mess
ifn, Kaniihiifan natinnni i .nmititrf naman i niirDwsv turni aaai, I rum aumnneia. ainui urn . - - . . . vvw.un.M7v vwmvvw-u vi u. i n ,.h ih. j...,.a . v.i-m
a man agatnat Join lleKa vent on hall of th hotel. T. C. Leak. ,. "IV "la J V. Z. . ' . : i'i-.'i-. ..j t:. i i ,r,lln. .ant to mt ut of refuiina W. Arm.tronir. Naw Ham. W J Wil. 7: """
further than th. lobby ,f Bocki.gh.m. President of th. aMO-'K,0 T,?v" '.ir ar faelina ths 1 liamsv Wilsoat C. J. Morrm. Waihlnff. I .5? . J,.,..??F .W .
and whe. am nam waa .iation. will rsid at tha meeting ZT, ..'ZmZ E :i"u'"lZnt w'w..a aeain.r ths I tea: J. D. SaraenL Mt, Airv: D.1J.I !.." . . .? . wimous giv-
IstlJK! " KMtaf T S W . Siv 7 S NorTubUl. ' Sclin. Fayettevil.e; T. Q.' Horner, oi 7 "
through without an appo, ad by Dr John B. White The ;?m, of theTpublicnn. of North Caro- Coast Lin. towafd Ooldsboro. and If the Sen-t .U in jeeai.n the. Hrad.ro . W A a win, Durham; J.I EKJ ,
v wu.o. w .n7 iu- una. in particular were is sw- crosses it a numDcr or times, i ne I is resiuea oy jrrvinaut suiui u -- - .,, riV" v- ' enee, at which it was said with "half
. When th lawyers got here Tuesday
night, they found a well-developed
boom for MeBae and they aeeepted it as
good omen beeaos. they had been
bearing of Charlotte's tremendous abil
ity to boost for the -home town.' They
found McKae at th head of the re
: eentlon eommittM anil iiavar AiA a cam.
Biitte. function with greater efficiency.
spirstlon of Industry.'' Governor Cam
eron Morrison wiU speak to the mem
bera on soma phase of fiis industry
and its relation to tha State, his sub
ject not having been announced.. Th
chief executive arrived this morning
and in stopping at the Battery Park-
ell, of Charlotte, and all the Newell Sclma and Pine Level folka want the
following that is not 'TerninstKoh- road to run north from Smitbflcld t
tossris Ihey look upon him a iome- Selma, and then turn east toward Pine
thing of an outsider, a "furriner" I LeveL.Th distance between 8flma
believe some of them declare mm, not ., Smlthfield would follow ths Na-
the administration that it will have to
d eeomething. and th something don
might be likely to further mix things
up. He is after having the Benate s
journ in order to get rid of its action.
Statesville: Ororrfl Newman. Greeni-
oor w. at. recte, Baiubury.
dozen, exceptions," it was agreed that -the
party should stand as a unit against
the bill, -Pons of the members, it Was
added, declined to be bound by in-
of th blown-in-th-bottI brand of tlonal Highway, which is already on the But Senator Simmons with Senator Nr
North Carolina Bepublicatia. This op- mtp
President Leak will deliver his an- position is expected to bob up lust as nnth aldea had Uwran. both mid
Provision wss made for entertaining nuaj address following th pech of aether is akil the direct stepgnj ,0iunte.r, and they rned their
th visiting ladies at th woman a elub the uovernor in which he will report o pu mm scrossp u ins uuucrawiua- Mtgi,,.. .ci BT three hours of oratory
and ia the evening ther was a dance at th progress of the association during ng that National Committeeman More- sometimes waxed acrimonious,
th couatry dub. For a final wiad-ap the past year. Hunter' Marshall, Jr., he4 " already filed papers for Koh- The gaim.pin. LeTei f.lks bad se-
th. Charlotte lawyers gave a big bar- of Charlotte, Seewtary-Treasurer, will '0M with CommUvlonar Blair and Fro- nni Jmei H PoUf cf n.,eigUi ,a
becu at Ukewood park, and this was make his-report on tha financial tondl- Wbltion CommUsioner Boy Haynea lor iU BmfltBflcw poopl hired Judge
p to the usual Charlotte itandard. tion of ths organization and number of. Kohloss, just as bs has put in th pa- Bfookii of Bmithfield U eommand
Bora In Aaasm Cssjaty. member, secured during" th yew.. Th Vrtjot . Qmm ; asuMom..Tto htlt Utetu Tlm, WM Bot iiriAtii
-The new president of th association ...in. ;n ,rt pointment of Kohloss: msy b looxea WBt mauh aa tima
in Anson county eome forty-! ri tK.m I for next week I am aasured. - ..i j.h... Tmo,A -..n- anil
started life i
Odd year ago, attended th country
school and a season of teaching took !
. academte s4 law eoarse at the Uni
versity of North Carolina. While atudv-
ing at th university he entered th
race for th legislature agniast feld
.' ef six and beat th whol busiaos ta
different topics assigned. them.
Only on aessloa will be held Satur
day morning to start at 19 o'clock and
being featured with th address of
Joseph us Daniels, si Secretary of th
Navy aad Editor fo th Baleigh New
and Observer, following this speech th
member will retire for executive es-
h! Lrif?7'.,'aUMWl?r '7 !",. ioa at which a g.neral dlscumlon by
tha, legislative field,, h secured . kit
license ta practice law in 1901 aad ha
Mea located ia Charlott since. He
served a city attorney aad earn to
th Stat Senate ia 1013.
'H la well versed ia law, Is a keen
Indent of current ovent aad possesses
an unusual personality. H will mak
himself felt aa th bead ef the aasocta
tisa. -
mere be rs en matter of interest to th
mills will tak piece,
Victor Montgomery and J. D. Ham
mett of th Cotton Manufacturers'
b present by special invitation. Th
Atsooiatiom, ef South. Carolina, will
report of tha different committees will
bo mads after which tho annual elec
tion of officers will bo held and other
anfiaished business taken up.
Th officers of tho Association arts
T. C Leak, of Bockingham. President:
nri.L T . : J TT TSl.ta ...mImI...,
of Internal revenu', aa ona of the force. P"?1"'4
of the Republican organisation in
North Carolina now In offic with largs
slices of pie to distribute from his
office, and as both Orissem and Kohloss
will need his O. K. to get across, this
part of th program is regarded as
dead easy, for it is f sit that Mr. Blair
W(d Bangs , af Argamsnt.
No argument was neglected by either
faction. Physical geography was qifoted
economic law were sited, and th de
bat wound up with . a preacher from
Pine Level declaring with tho nemo
of fervor that Omnipltenc itself hnd
ris, Lafollette and other of th agri
cultural ''bloc" are obdurate and de
cline to yield. Senator Simmons holds
that if there is nothing don to aid th
farmer within the next monh and the
surplus crop stands, that with prices
no better, and th outlook for n better
prices without aid such as th Norri
bill promises, there will be utter ruin
for the farmers with their next crop.
And so if he and those with whom he is
working hsv their way there will bel
no adjournment till the'Korri bill is
passed.
FISHERMAN'S LUCK
COSTS MAN OVER $100 sections, bt leit predicted the final
I vote would ahntr but faw hraaka In tha
u. a. tnsnong Goes Crawfishing Democrats ranks.
and Catches Dozen Sacks Opposed to Demoerscy.
A resolution was adopted at the eon.
ference declaring that the measure vio-
latad all ftvlnnitilAa Anil t..Jl... .f
iul7 Fisherman's I tha Democrntle nartv .n ra.affira.ln.
Containing Real Stuff
tectivs tariff. The conference lasted
lew than 15 minutes.
The resding had not been concluded
HEAT WAVE EXPECTED
4 -TO LETUP LATE TODAY!- H. Bahnson, Winston-8akm First
-"-r-rv - , " I vice Dreeideat: J. H. Webb. Hillsboro.
, Wsshingten, Jury T. Having made second vice president; Bernard M. Cone,
" good on hi predktioa yesterday that Orsensboro, third vie president, aad
'ho weather would return, today over Hunter Marshall,' Jr, of Charlott,
the AUaatie Coast 15111011; the govern- aeereUry and treasurer. - : r
mcatwesther man refused ta hold aut Governor Morrison who arrived 1
optt of ,rt a Mt Aahovill today to parUclpato ia a
oeior tomm arwrnoan. ' I convention af tha CoHoa Ma.nf.Mnt.
-Th weather will remaia warm gea- JLwocUtion. xtet to remaia at
Washington, July 7. (By the Asso
elated Pres..) President Harding paid
an unexpected visit to the Senste to
day and, it ia understood interposed the
weight of hi- personal influence to de
11 ale. aaaA1 at all times ta tha words I decreed that th road should b built fer action on th soldier bonus bill
a N.rlanal rnmmittaanun Morehead. oy r.ne lyeveu ina preacoer was kov. until a Clearer uaasmasaing or we
for it was th insistence of Morehead 8- H; Stryon, of Pine Level. He would 1 government' financial outlook has been
and th forees that gathered under his v spoken longer, but the Commie
banner that finally put Blair across th on and th other delegation , wait-
plat. It msy be put down a on- ing o c aeara nsa grown rest
less.
Th rosd run - soit from Raleigh,
by way of Garner- Clayton, and Au
burn, and then turn a little to th
South toward Smlthfield. East oa the I the Treasury and even to have bur
thinkable that when ealled upon by th
Republican organisation of North Caro
lina to reward those who have th
backing of th organization Commis
sioner Blair would prove recalcitrant,
mad possible by enactment of new
tariff and tax laws.
In - an hour' conference with Senate
leaders the President ia understood
to have endorsed the view of Bee re
Miami, Fla., July 7.
1 . L a j-x WW . a . .
uca orougm u. n. isisnong into ertm- th.. .M.t'..U4 ! hiK--.-i
ual mart ln fiut. a. 4 ' . ' ' a- V'"-
113.49.
Several days ago while Dishong was
out eraa fuhmg in Bews Out when th. Hour oult work for tha day
here, h ihrwrt hnj prengecT apear tato I.-a k.' -I-ii? Jr.. . . .7
pull it up, he found something inert tnA . .j..Av.., - .,,;!..
end hearr nn lha aal 1T ..m. . -"."'vvi i
..(, 1 rer general amendments and nch
' v-u .... Buui-riuua .thara a Ma. K. aIV.... v 1U.
bott es of tha real attiff Tll.h . " v""'"4
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Ifcaisu again. nr am uaa nsuiea in 1 n- r
a dosca sachi ha i.h.4 ...... Democratic Report
and cam back to towa to eelebrate Outstanding in th first day' work on
his day's catch. I tBS val WM 'h presentation of th
Tha news of Diahona a find ia,k.it minority statement by Democrat! mm
out and a eeunle of mviterinui pers, who chtrged that th Republican'
tors paid a visit to his home to in- Uriff Prram. would mean destruction
form him that he had annexed their ' ths t'on' foreign trade, bring new'
stock ia trad. They demanded that hardships on the tax-paying publle
he torn the rest of it over to thorn, urougn in system of American vahja-
Dlshong declared he'd send it to tion of imports and establish' rate'
, a., a. . . a B . I aMNWU MUVIHIVU BISJU VtSHU lb , IU I ' Mr"- " ai VH.VIIOIt SwU'TWJ
tary Mellon that bonne legislation Andrew Volstead first and slipped off than heretofore vr written,
might be a sriou mbarrssmnt tollo Multy ad 1 Th majority report and a dls.ntinr
So hi tot in th matter I counted ail map a prepared by th Commission, gested that all other legislative haul
already hsvins been east for both Oris
son and Kohloss and for 3. J. Jenkins
also, when th time' rolls around foi
these pie-triots of tho North Carolina
Republicans to approach th ple-coun-tor.
And so far a known, Mr. More
head tee no, breaker . ahead for the
trio. .
- Rocky Road for Llaaey '
Democratie Senator and Republicans
likewise are now carefully studying the
It head geaerally ia th -direction of
Princeton, following somewhat th
valley of th Neuse river, and cross
ing LittI Biter at Holt Mill. It is
a farming section, and has no towns.
fine ijerei ana ueima want to b on
th route, and claim
distane can b saved
ness b luspended to permit comple
tion of tho tariff and tax revisions
ss soon as possible. By those who talk
ed with him be was quoted ss favor
ing a recess - of Congress while the
committees in charge are hastening
that the added I perfection of th two measure ea ac
ta tb already I count of which th special session was
called.
key to bia residence to th tariff.
Deputies today fouad ten saek of the
j liquor there, Diahong told th judge
that th tbrc parties he hai on nil
fine wr worth tb vrice-437.83
each.
COL MILLER STOPS FOR
CHAT WITH MOREHEAD House will consider th. tariff.
Tartar Hot Opportna
statement by Representative rrear, f
Wisconsin, th only Republican mem-,
ber of the committee to break away
from from hi party stand, already had'
been laid before th members. Th
three sets of opinions thus given tho
House, ar expected to servei as. th '
basis for much pf th argumtnl to com
during ths two weeks in which th
rail aaat . th. Uii..l.i Jl I . -vt " rwmaia; at I uKSWias nro now carsiuny viuuyins; we
tn-thJTsa PPf ?iT',9, ' "tU Bnnday bs aaid, Th record of th testimony of th Judieiary
.r,-." "1T . . 7 Meror iraied a report that k in-
Jsa4Vaaa m.X lu.t l a - 1.11
a-veassavja; IUGN IIUWVrH WCrV IS HI I i a .
cited for th South AUantla sectionv 7'A .D' "I
I thi tims. Regarding ths special ses
sion of th Legislator th Governor
MEDICAL BOARD FAILS TO
ANNOUNCE NEW DOCTORS kid cities of thisutaiu u Hked
tatmn showing their
sub-eommittee in th Frank A. linney
ease. Tb direct attack that Mr. Lin
ney in hi testimony mad upon th
Democratic party in i North Carolina,
th allegation, ore to that of th
killing ef negroes ia political contests
sdontsd section of tha National Hiirh
way from New Tork to Jackson ! It wa Indicated that' Mr. Harding's I Alien Property Ctt Jtodian ' Tor
tme. iviows wouia oe set ions a greatsri , v 1 . ii
Rutherford lis somewhat th same length ia a special message to Congrese vvmiuuu. ii,a iku.j
situation. On ths msp th rosd runs I which msjr be sent to th capital to-1 In Charlotte
generally couth toward th South Caro-1 morrow. Th document Is expected
una ltn om miles to west oil to aeai particularly wun in oonuti Charlotte. Julv Tj CoL Thnn-a. n
th cottoa mill town of Caroleen, Hen-1 bill and to set forth that wall the Miller, aliea property euatod'-a of the
nana, vvonasi ana omers. in caro-1 aaminisirauen rrgsros nseu ss com-1 united Htates sad soecewor to
ia the State, have aronsed Demoeratte I trea 'aetloa wanted tho road .moved jmitUd o aom legialatioa for relief j Mitchell Palmer la that fllce, ws a
Craaaabora, Jaky -T-Ta Stars'
Board of Msdleal Xxamlaers met
la executive " sasta her today
: at which ths Mparts of U aapU.
caata far Ucsaa ta practlc
meaiclaa ta Uia SUt taswad la at
tho oxamlaatlaw keld la, Raleigh '
asms Urn ago wars verified. Tb
: report after having Wa ratified
were taken by Dr. K. I. B. Banner,
, of Morehead City, secretary t
kw kama, whs they will b Saally
csmpll aad th aaccsssfal aa.'
ptlcaat aaaaaaesd.
All members of tha Board wss
her tossy, Dr. L. A. Crowoll, f
Llncoltoa. avaaidsat, presiding.
to submit a
exact fi nancls! condition aot later than
Jury 14 after thai data th Governor
said ha will call a session of th coun
cil of Stat to atudy tho statements
aad decide oa whether or aot a special
aessloa will bo called.
DANIELS TO SPEAK TO-
ASH I VILLI KIWANIS CLUB
Asheville, July T Joeephus Daniels.
formerly Secretary of th Navy, has
aeeepted aa invitation' to address th
opposition, where heretofore . ther
ha been expressed willingness to per
mit th Republican ta confirm Mr.
Linney without any further ado. Neither
Senator Borsh nor Senator Hiram John
son r entirely satisfied with th posi
tion of Mr. Unnty, th aetioa and tot
of Linney t th Chicago National Re
publican eonventtoa still rankling la
thr-bosom of Senator Johnson, so th
report goes.
east to pass thes towns, and then of wr veteran it sees no reasoa for 1 Charlott visitor todsy for a few min-
pas oa to South Carolina. , Th other I seting precipitately. lute, H wa met by John MorhaS,
fsetloa wanted -to follow th . man si I Whil th President wa giving bill J. 1. Albright. Major W. D. Robertson.
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wmwfl, u u u uua . uia vaaia iiun i uuium. vsmwi . dchsihi , niincnpni irv fir AluriIBi.1 .1,1:.. t. a.- i. .... .v -
wa another hour , of peeebmsklng, hi room just off th Senate ehamUr Colonel Miller had been to Columbus, It. h.vJIJZZZ aZuZ. .v...' iZ.
Th Democratie report declare th
tariff was aot aa issu in the last cam
paign and that thi is aot th tim to
writ a tariff law. They issert that the
problem which ''confront our people,;
cripple oar industry, stifle our, com
merce and perplex an amiable admlni- -tration
have nothing to do with th
tariff.-'. - .
Criticising th Republican majority
f th cemmitte for withholding th
bill from then and from th. Hons
membership generally and lor per-,
this tim with
th Chairman.
. Hor la 'Aetioa.
Formsr Congressmen Hoey
th Caroleen delegation, and
th argument. H compared
a atop watch held by I th Senate itself was debating th
bonus Diu wiio sponsor ror th mens-
sr confident ef it ptwag. By s
beaded I overwhelming tot this ' bill had beea
opened I brought to tho Senste floor ii a nx-e-
th twolial order of business and th Son-
Ga, where h delivered a Fwrth of
July ddre before the Americas
Legioa Feat H was pa root t bos
ton.
Colonel Miller was a member of Con
gress When th United State went to
Th judiciary ommittee still await sections, Caroleen with , llfiQO people, tor la charg were inclined to predict , with Germany and - rosigacd , his
tho report of tho sub-committe which I and a prosperous farming country! that ven th opposition of Secretury
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I -ioMvr. r. vr.u- hri hi a aftt!nff of that eommittM. tm famlHM in bt,- Mrvd br thatl TonlBht tb ouUook Mncrallv r.ti
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ciaUoa, - , . I ' . IContincsd oa Pg Tw.) ' ICoattaacd oa Faga Tw v " V (Coatlnaed aa Page Tw4
seal to aaust as a private.1 us was s
member of Congress from Delaware, B
M a lawyer by profession.
H expects to b ia North. Carolina
this fall. Be has a personal acquaint-
aaeo with J. M. Morehead, National Re
P ablkaa ExKutlv Committeeman, -
been daaufilclent tim to draft a tub-,
stitute. The -do 'not undertake my
detailed dlKussloa of th individual -schedules
ia th bill, confining their '
t7-pag typewrittea report to a general
Indictment ef th whol measur and '
th meaner of it preparation, '.-'
: ' , - Effect of the BUI vi'"'? ''-1
Emphasis is bid upon two things
th probabls effect of th bill en Amer
ican com mere and th world industrial ' ,
fituatioa generally, and poa th tub-
; (Cont)aaed oa Pag TwoJ "
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