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.f: "ST NEWS AND OBSERVER. RALEIGH, N. C.f FRIDAY MORNING; JULY 22, 192! . FOREI MM ORK ON PROGRAM Important .Conference of Pres byterians Begins Today at Montreat Astieville, July 21. Attendance of .. more than half hundred missionaries mho have seen long serviie is foreign . fields will mnrk a foreign minion con fertile which the Southern Presbyter ion Church is to ojn Friday at Mon treat. Krom the Far Kast, from Afrii-a and from South America sill come men sages to tha tnnferanre of the work that ii being accomplished in those lands by emissaries of the rreshyterian faith, and of the needs for further en dearor. Score of church delegates from manr Bbuthcrn states also will iit'end the conference. Many of the delegate to Presbyterian Woman's Hummer Hi-liool tf Missions -which closes Wednesday t Montreat will remain over for the foreign mission conference, Tha Preabyteriim foreign mission eorttmittee, which a in charge of fnr eign felds, will lie represented by the - wtttt --. serrdarP, ff. ' Fiftipjt ."W; Smith, and Dr. 8. ii. Chester, Ir. J. I. .McCallie, Alfred D. Mason, K. F. Willis and C. A. Rowland. The opening sermon of the confer . ee will be preached by Rov. Henry Wada PuRose, and the closing sermon by Bt. William Bay Ihjbyns. Bible hour studies will be conducted by Rev J. Gray McAllister of the Ixmisrillr Theological Seminary. The foreign missionaries who are to b on the program follow: From Africa: Dr. and Mrs. Thomns Rtiirnd, Kirkwood, Mo.; R. and Mr. i. W. Allen, riennnt Hill, Mo.; Miss Mary B. Kirkland, D.illns, Tessa; Rev. and Mrs. JI- M. Mnrslihurn, Rrnnkville, Ky: JRev. and -Airs, A, (.'. McKiniimm, fit Louis, Mo.; Rev. and Mrs: -A. ,. Edminston, Si'lnin, Ala, .; Mr. Motte Martin, Atlnntn, (in. From. Brazil: Mrs. D. 0. Armstrong, Charleston, H. C; Mrs. fleorg W. But ler, Ooblsboro, N. C. From Korea: Dr. and Mf. M. O. Bohertson, Durnnt, Okln.; Miss Kll.i Graham, Mt. I'lla, N. (.'.; Mis Julia ftysnrt, Nashville, Tenn.; ,;-3 Ksther Mattheas, MiittJions, N. ('.; J. Bowling Reynolds. New York City. From Japan: Rev. and Mrs. W. MeS. Bu.'hnnun, Marvville, Tenn.; Rev. and Mrs. I,. C. Hnivthe, Accoiuac, Vn.; Hiv. and Mrs. .T. Wallace Moore. Dnvidson, X. '.: Rev. nnd Mr. It II. Monroe. Nashville, Tenn.-; Miss Florence J'at. ton, Richmond, Va. From China : Rev. ami Mr. J. V. Mr jfiin-nia, New York City; Rci. and Mr. W. H. Hudson, Pasadena, Cnl. ; Her. and Mrs. U I. Moffett, Hm-hester, Minn.; Rev. and Mrs. C, 1 DuUosi', Caimleu. . C; Dr. nnd Mrs. R. T Shields, Win Chester, Va.; Dr. nnd Mr. A. A. Mr Fayden. Rneforil, N. C. Rev. and Mrs D. W. Rirtmrdson, Abbeville, . C,; Rev. knd Mrs.'T. II. (!raftu, Wiisvillc. ftv.; Rev. C. V. "nldw.ll, (iridium. . C ; Mr. and Mrs. R C. Fnrrior, Rose Hill, X. C; Miss Irene McCain. Duo West, , B, C.i Miss Fliabeth Talbot. Burkes tTllle, Ky,; Kov. nuji Mrs. Ucy U Lit tie, Mnngum, V ('. CHARGE' CHARLOTTE MAN ; WITH FALSE PRETENSE High Point, duly LM.-ilnrry K. Itsvis. of Charlotte, n givcji a heuring in Municipal court here today on a charge f false pretense and bound our to finilfnrd Ruperlor Court under bond of SSOO, by Judge Walter Royal, who heard evidence In the cane and found - rbabl cause. ' Four charges have 'been Instituted agninst Davis, but he waived culmination in threw of the cases and a bond of 20n was named lh each case. The defendant ns arrested in Mecklenburg county several weeks ago It tha instigation of local authorities. H is alleged to have falsely solicited Wecg for the Consumers' Tire and Supply Company, a corporation recently adjudged bankrupt. A branch, office bf tha company, which had luadiiiart . era in Charlotte, was operated in High Toint for several months. I .oc.il usi Bets men claim thev took stock in the enterprise and lost heavily in the deal. JITNEY LINE BETWEEN HENDERSON AND OXFORD .. ;.. Beaderson. Jul .LAtt -uum4kH- Mi line between Henderson and Oi ford baa just bean established, and tegular schedules are now hritta; main' , tained between tha two towna. 1. B. Btdditt is manager of the service, which ia owned by the Mack Htar Line. While Mr. Redditt foela confident that the daw bua lint will not lie an experiment yet ba saya the patronage given him Mil determine tha permanency of the Venture. ' ''Grandmother always kept a bottle of pr. fsETH ARNOLD'S HALPAM in the bouse for bowel eomplainta." fold hy B. W. 'WlllUms, Tucker Building Thar sacyj Claytoa Drug Co., Clayton. tdv. 666 . : Quickly rclivrei Cotutipa lion.' BiliousncM. Lot of Apd tit aail Hadcht, ducloTorrfi pld Lirvtv Adr. ECKMAN'S ALTERATIVE For Throat and Lungs All DrvffUU M'MAHON PROMISES TO T3ET MONEY FOR STRIKERS MoTcment Started To Settlo Strike In Charlotte Mills Charlotte, July 21.Thomna F. Mc Mahon, acting president of the United Textile Workers of America, baa prom ised to go f. New York Friday ia search of funds ff r the relief of local strikers. Organizers Dean and F.tough will muke a-tour ufi textile centers of the (.'nrolinas to solicit funds. Committees of striking textile op crntives have lca :ipKinted to appear Ix-fore ofhriais f the Highland I'nrk and Chadnick Hy-kiiu mill in an effort La tuinprnniise and bring about - their n mi k of the mills. I'nless the committees reach an agreement wiih null onVitla hereby the nulls will be reopened the striken will remain out for the time tieing in the. hope that funds for feeding tlu ir families nnd providing other ne cessities of life may yet tie procured as a result of the promisee of their lenders. Meanwhile, conditions are1 prowring worse in North Charlotte. Children are eryinj; for food. Actual instances of Hppculs- for something to cut were ti Id by persons intimately acquainted with the situation. Children ... in a number of families in S'orjh Charlotte are showing the effects of under nourishment. FEDERAL JURY INDICTS" PROMINENT FLORIDA MEN Sheriff, Banker and Others Charged With Violating of Prohibition Laws Jacksonville. July 21. R. E. Wheeler, hicman f tho larl of directors of the Ou:iranty Trust t Savings Com pany, W. H. Dowliug, ehrriff of Duval county, ami I'. M. Hopkins garage own er, were arreted here tlav jnol re loosed an bonds of one tlmhsand dol lars each; on charges of having; con spired to violate the Federal prohibi tion ls. The arrest followed the returning of indictments in four counts by the federal grand jury today, which alio included four other men whoso names are withheld. The seven men are charged with hav ing or:Hed u Whiskey "ring' which Wheeler is alleged to have rinancjd nii-l Dow ling protect.'. I. The fiidi.-tmenli set forth that Sheriff Dowling ap pointed Hopkins n deputy sheriff in order that hi activities would be un hampered Hopkins, it is rtiaTged, transported the whi.ter and in one in stance brought "evaral hundred ensei this- country - from "ttir "-fttitrainn Inlands. Wilmington attorney NAMED CHJEF OF POLICE Wilmington, Jutv ,ai.Clttttde C. (.'ashwell, prominent to,M. atti rnev, will liecome clncf nt the V, im ingtnn police departwjent Mundny, A;ig"st 1, and Nn than Willian s, for nunv years the hen i of the police force, will take up his tew mines a captain of detectives an I will be in charge of the activities of the plaii.cl the qund of the fove. The new chief of pilice served with the American forces ir Franco. The new Nilice thief lias been i.rHotieinir Saw- in the city Mlit: bit return from servi. e. He will reti-.-j from practi--effective Ancst 1. tsrf Death at Warsaw . Warsaw. July 2I.-A sad death was that of Mrs. Nick Anderson, aged 17 years, which occurred after a short III ne at her home near tuvvn. Fuiicral servy-es were held Tuesday morning and iiit.rnient w.as made in the local ci 'terv, Rev. K. W. Cawthen officls tiug. A gvod number, with floral offer ing, were present. She is immediately survived by her husband and an infant daughter, a few days old. as well as a sister, a brother and her grandparents WENDELL PILLS AMBITION BRAND Fbr Nervous People The great nerve tonic I ba famous Wendell phi,. Ambition brand that put vigor, vim and vitality tnto nerv oua. tired out. all in despondent people In a few da In many Instance. Ancgne can l.uy a bo for onlv ! i -rug Mre, w , ii. Kng Uruaj t!o. Tucker Pl.t. Vharmaey ure authorised hy tne maker to refund lb uis'hae Pi lee if anyone ia diasatisAed wuU th flrt box purchased. Thousands praise them for areneral dehlhty, nervousness diaordera, menial lirpriaalon and unstrung: nerves caused by over-lndulgenc In alcohol and to baoro. or by overwork As a treatment In n( dictions nerv run aysteni, Wendell I'llla. Ambition Brand are recommended as Being gen eially unurpased Hixty cent at ftleka fptown Sfnre. Wake Drua: Store, W. II. King Urug Co.. Tucker Bldaj. rharmacy. SELTZER ;Hcadachc3 Hundred Praise SANUX The Wonderful Hospital Bom Treatment for Indigestion and Stomach Troubles Hold by following drngistst i. Msst (ISWC . C. tMSM ease. smw riant. SI. Ci ctMa trc, Ika ajH). . ts Iiimim ea, U sw a. t . CStuw ttmi asm. WM a, Ci aiasatasi Issa) taaaa, sjrskaa. a. -t tmnm (Mt as. is, ranwas. a. i.i waMM-akHta, tsiipisaw. a. ., aiss raa sm tMt. a. a.i.Tvt. assa. a. Ct BtslslMsVjB)aj tnaV la " .: ksMaa'l rtsraaK tWwr, Onsias rassasw, iMaaMa tmm. a. a. oaa it, , a, .t Smi a sa raws. a. t r, ii aim sX, Is, 9 rssASMasi.' ., - WOMAN AND HER CHILD MURDERED IN ARKANSAS Officer! Searching for White Man and Two Negroes; Ar rests Are Expected Jonesboro, Ark., July 21.-Evidence that Mr. Alnm Curry and her thir teea year-old daughter . Vern, whose mutilated bodies were found in the woods near Webb's Mill nenr here yesterday, were lured to dhe spot where they met their death, has been gathered by officers here, and tonight a sheriff's posse ia looking for a whit"h man and two ncgroo. Arrests are expected before morning. Aerording to information received hy the officers, Mrs. Curry, whh hail been working at a hotel at I'aragould, Arlu. received a telephone messagi from Jonesboro on July 14 offering her work as cook in a road construction camp, hue ItTt for Jotiestioru the next morning, accompanied by her little daughter, leaving the train at Webb's Mill, and when last seen was enter ing the dense woods a short distance from where the bodies were afterwards found. Officers nrn working on the supposition that she eamo here to take the pleofferol, nnd wnile n Imr wiiy to tho road eump $,aj met and murdered. Hie. woman s nusjinnn, from whom she has been separated, was lo cated tonight in n logging, camp at Trjiman, Ark,, offlVeje stated. - GREAT INTEREST BEING SHOWN AT BIG REVIVAL Scores Hake Profession of Religion at Ham Meetings In Ooldsboro iol.lsboro, July 21. The results of the powerful messages that have been delivered by Kvangclikt Hunt during the past five weeks arc being seen each lay by the number of professions and testimonies to the effect that they arc tired of tho sinful life nnd are now ready to turn from vice nnd live In the future cluaex to tin church iriul God. Col. John D. Uingslon, a prominent attorney of this city, and known throughout the State and nation, stated openly in last night's, meeting" that he had come to reo-li.e tu he did not have to be a lawyer but that he did have to be a Christian nnd with the help of (iod ho would show it to the world nnd Id riis light shine th;r others may see his good works and glorify the Father. Kcorea of others have taken the same step. "(iod is love,'' was the sub.iject from which Mr. Ham spoke last night, citing a number of instances of His love. JOE CAVINESS WEDS: FANS GIVE PRESENTS Durham, .Tiilv 21.- Durham Tmsehall fans today celebrated Cnvincss duv in honor of Joseph Cnvtncss, a member of Hie pitching ataff of the Durham tcnin ..f the Piedmont league, who was mar- rjed last Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Otvinea were recipients of more than t IfWI in rash and jireaenta. WARSAW GIRL FALLS AGAINST GLASS, Cl'TTINC. HER THROAT Waraaw, July 21. An mntsuitl arci dent, and one which came near being a fatal one, occurred when Rnby (leas don Kornegay, four-year old daughter, of- Mi. and Mrs. Street Knrncgu.v, Ml against' a broken hinge of a window blind, putting a three-cornered wound in her throat, narrowly missing sever ing the jugular vein, while at play on the porch of her parents' home. Medi cal attention was quickly rendered, sev eral stitches, baing necessary to close the woii,nd, the child showing unusual bravery and fortitude while, the opera tion was performed without an anaes thetic. - 101 iUlYOR ALSO POLICEMAN Chief Executive In One. Ca tawba County Town and Po lice Officerln Other .Hickory, July 211 If the voters cf Highl.ind waut to defeat Mayor Parks Robiiiaon, they ran go I head and do it and have his best wiahea. Mr. Robin ron is incidentally a polite offleer in the city of Hickory and a good one, but he is rot claiming .my publicity on that account or on aeennnt-ef his record ns mayor of Highland, far that matter. It is not every city that can boast the mayor of a neighboring town as a police of fjcer, but this also is very lit tle of the story. The reason that Mayor Robinsen is willing to surrender the reins of fov eminent in his town is that he has helped to start it off ir. the riuHt diroc. tion. He headed r. progressive tiek'jt n yenr npo nnd won. His hoard issued jt:i5.iKi bonis and pu' up a sehoil liiiblini; that is admittedly the hand Kimest in this citlnlry, nr.d Highland will have a high school this fall. He ram again in the spring and was elected and Highland is now ready to enter into a contract wilfi the city of Hick ory, which adjoins, to furnish water to" tho town. Highland voted I'i'i.fKK) in bonds for the purpose. Having helped to bring about these good results, Mr. Robinson is willing to devote all his energies to police work in Hickory, where he ia a good officer, and turn nvor the joo of mayorlng to any who will get the tensent of Hig-k-land voters. Ha repraeata one of the most aggressive communities ia this tion. T A silver toilet lot ia being proudly displayed on the dr?ter by Mr. an-1 Mrs. 1L H. Johnson at Baker's Moun- j tain, and will be treiMired as long as they live. It was the rift of neighbors on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary. Mr. Johnson, who is a native of Canada, ia manager of the Adventists' Orphan 'a Home, year Hick ory. MANY ORDERS RECEIVED j BY FURNITURE MAKERS: Winston Ralem, July 21, Evidences of a return to normal condition with local manufacturing Industrie art to be seen in this city especially so with the furniture-makers who report that ordora are coming in ao fast that eT ernl 'of them are running their plants eitra hours. While thia is a dull sea son with the merchants, they are an ticipating a revival of trade with the fall months. In fact, business condi tions ih this section are expected to show a decided improvement with the coming fall and winter. The Odd Fellow and Rebekatu of the fourteenth district are taking their an nual ou tins at l'iluf Mountain .today. The members made the trip to and from tho famous mountain in autoa. PROPOSE TO HAVE WHITE WAV FOR GREENVILLE Greenville, July 2T A white way for Greenville has been endorsed by the Merchants Association. Superintend ent E. K. Williams, of the light and water plant, said he would got up the figures on the cost. The question of a a white way for Greenville has been discussed for some time by different individuals. r CASTOR. A-itftafantsandMum earVhe ,p. In Use For Over 30 Years ' rZxyM Summertime and all the year round 1.13 TO? IS are favored by folks who" want cUf Ferent and better corn Hakes . i, Made of the firm hearts of selected! white corn, rolled and toasted crisp and gold en trown.PostToastles c are especially 1 dellcioui when served with fresh ' fruits or berries. fik . So W by grocers CfU r rVilUCl . M.U W,trtVf i- n Isi r) . .i j rosnunvxreaj. wo,ta& - No Waste I !.1 1 1 nl htlw Wi Jjj&HHBa&mimmmammitk i n?mmm mwmrmwmm wh -.-w nmmmm nmmMmmmmmmmtammmammmmmmmmimmmmmjm 'wsss, coe WajrfiiiiiW wZs vi7 1 T" ra.t Hi IT i$ not to be expected that Hartford Tires and Tubes wilj be found at so called "bargain prices." Into Hartford Tires are built all fheyearsandallthe ability of Hartford expe rience, running back to before the time the first automobile was built. Hartford developed the single tube bicych tin Out of this tire developed the fabric that is now being used in automobile fabric tires all aver the world. . JHartford Tires cost you no more to begin with than any good tires. . And for every dollar you pay for Hartford Tires you get a full dollar's worth of service in return. ' mew mwn& m 5y Oct AH Nee) At Clln.ra mm MBA ilU ' ' A aw- la the Herl .f Raleigh Gilmers Friday Specials These items were selected at random and are specially priced for Friday. Although quantities are large they are not guaranteed to last through the day. We reserve the right to limit any item. White Aprons One lot of Women's White Aprons, gg values to 75c, special for Friday at Uw Gilmers, each (Second Floor) Women's Hose Women's White, Cordovan and Black Hose, garter top. All sizes, special for Friday at Gilmers, pair . . . ... . . (Mala Floor) Voile Dresses One lot of Women's Voile Dresses, values to $5.00, assorted sizes, special f for Friday at Gilmers .. V (Second Floor) 5c 1.89 Voile Waists One lot of Women's Voile Waists, values to $2.48, all sizes, special at Gilmers Friday at (Second Floor) Men's Work Shirts Men's Blue Chambray Work Shirts, with or without collars. All sizes, special at Gilmere Friday, each (Mata Floor) Women's Vest Women's Cumfy cut ribbed Vest, all sizes. . Social at Gilmers Friday, priced at only : (Mala Floor) ' Women's Silk Hose Women'; thread Silk Hose in White, Black, Taupe and Cordovan, garter top. Mock Seam, all sizes, special at pair (Mala Floor) Pillow Cases Regular 25c Pillow Cases, special while lot lasts at Gilmers Friday at, each (Second Floor) Huck Towels One lot of Red Border Huck Toweis. Regular 15c sellers, special for Fri day at Gilmers, each . . t (Second Floor) Dress Voiles One splendid assortment of Figured Voiles, regular 20c values, special at Gilmers Friday at, yard . . .-. t r (Sotoad Floor) Men's Shirts One splendid assortment of Men's Dress Shirts of Percale and Negligee, all sizes, special at Gilmers, each . . . (Mala Floor) 69. 69 7 69 10 79. Men's Overalls One special lot of Men's extra heavy quality Blue Denim Overalls, all sizes, special now at Gilmers, pair (Mala Floor) Union Suits Men's Athletic Union Suits, regular 79c valuev-all special at Gils mere Friday at, only (Mala Floor) Venetian Bath Soap Armour's and Colgate's Bath Tablets, special at Gilmers Friday at, cake . . .. (Mala Floor) . Uneeda Biscuits One lot of Uneeda Biscuits, special Friday at Gilmers at, package . (Baasnaoa) 69. 48 5 5 l-r fe3 ... . ffS White House Coffee . P The well-known White House Coffee,' special "it Gilmers Friday, 3 pounds P I QQ p: xor . 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