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NEWS AND OSSERVER," RAtnCHf U. C7 FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 7, 192f. 6 y in TEXTILE SHO W AT GREEflVILLE OPENS --RANKS'OF BANKERS Head of Canadian Garment Manufacturers Makes Ad dress; Many Exhibits Greenville, 8. C, Oet 6. Emphasis wu kid npon the community of inter . est between Canada and th United State by X. P. Sparks, president of tho enahian Garment Manufm-turers' As sociation, in an address at the opening of the Textile Products Show here to day. Mr. Sparki gave Scares to show that Canada was Uncle Barn's best eus tomer but said trade hl been greatly curtailed by th emergency tariff act. James D. Eammett, president of the South Carolina Cotton Manufacturer!' Association, declared that many state tents hare been made regarding the textile operatives and employers that are "cruel and unjust" and asserted that the textile manufacturers of the South and th nation court th fullest investigation regarding conditions eur rounding th operation of the mills.. Th cotton mill communities of tho Booth, he aaid, art equal to any othjT community in th eonntry, in point of morals and moral life. Exhibits representing a great variety of cotton clothe were in place when the show opened ana hundreds of visitors, many of them prominent in the textile industry, were here for the opening. Many of them were guests' at a joint huehsoB of the Eotary and Kiwanis alnbs and. at a reception at the Foin aette Club. "The Open Price Plan , as worked ,aat by th Knit Goods' Association of America, was explained by Its secretary, Boy Cheney, to members of the South I Carolina Cotton Manufacturers' Aaso- elation at their annual meoting here ' today. Buck a plan, which permits member of an association to Keep in ton eh with prices of other members, wm considered by th cotton manufac tnrert, but the details of the discussion wtc aot made public It was announced that th plan probably would be con tidered by t heeiecutive committee nt later meeting. Officers were reelected as fallows: )tt. Hammett, president; A. P. MrKis sick, Greenville, vice-president and Bobert W. Sullivan, Anderson, sei-ro tary-treasurer. The rtkcmlicre - of the cxecutiv committee elected at today's meeting arei J. 0. Tlonk, Hickory, N. C; T. M. Marohant, Greenville ; J'. WooiUi-le, Greenville; E. E. Mgon, Anrlcrsnn; ho roy Springs, Lancnster; and .Ismce A, Chapman, fipart.inhurg. Kesolutions were adopted advocating passage of the Smool sale tai lull mid the pa sage, of an adequate tariff mcas nre. AVERTS SPLIT IH IT; ii IF Conflict Between National and State' Bank Division; Mc Adams President Los Angeles, Oct. 6. A threatened spilt in the ranks of tiie American Bank era' Association was averted today by announcement that the executive conn cil of th organisation had reversed an earlier decision favoring establish nient of branches by national banks, under certain conditions. The announcement was mad by John S. Drum, president, in today' general vssion of the association's convention, Mr. uDrm made th motion in tae.eoun cil which resulted in the reversal. II said there was "ur.alteraMe conflict' between national and Plate banks di visions of the association on the sub ject. In the State bank d-.visinn earlier in the week ciiaigs that thi larger na tionn.1 banks were assuniii.a ''octnpus' tactics were mads and speakers de elared the exleuiios of national hank branches would tr.n out the smaller State banks. Another attack on extension of the government pcsUl naviagt bank sva tern was launched today. A. E. Adams, of loungst.own, Ohio, a former associa Uon president, declared any such exten sion would only in 'p . government ex pomes without giving the public any thing of V.LUO. The rmtioual bnr.i division adopted a resolution requesting Congress to amend the national bank not so a to permit National banks to operate branches within the corporate limits in which the head office of the bank is looted and that this be limited to States in which State chartered banks are per niitted to operate branches. Thomas H. McAdmns, of Richmond- Va., first vice president, today s unanimously elected president of the association. COUPLE BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN ASPHYXIATED Husband and Wife Found Dead In Bathroom of Home in Jacksonville BELIEVED THEY WERE MARRIED BUT WEREN'T Craven Couple In Embarrass inff Situation Because Mag istrate Not Qualified Jacksonville, Kla., Oct. 6.- The bodies of Anntole Valcourt, 27, and his wifo ffgi'd, "2, members of well known loc.il families, were found in the Imlhroom of their home hero this afternoon. A physician who xns railed e'ated that he behoved the couple had died as a re sult of inhaling gns fumes front tin hot water heater. OfhVi.'iN ln inesti galed the cswn cjt'sn'd the belief that the deaths had been accidental. A coroner's jury, it wa n.iid, will 'hold an inquest tomorrow. Mrs. Vslrourt was found in the Lath tub partly filled with Kilter, while her husband lay, p-irtly rlusl, alongside tin tub with a bruise on the Imi-k of lii head, apparently received when lie fell to tho Moor. uThe theory was n-lvarif-ed that his wife had been overcome by gin fumes and that Valcourt in going to her assistance also bad been stricken. BIG CROWDS ATTENDING FAIR AT GREENVILLE Oreenville, Oct. ft. Today saw a large increase in the attendance nt the I'itt County' Fair. JVople from all sections of Pitt and adjoining cmintien were in attendance. There was a !i-;id stream of people paing thr.ny;h tin various exhibit buildings throuchn-it the day. The number of einihits hvi- fr ir passed lsst season and 'is a sihit.-c f satisfaction to the management Ii fact the ineruase has Wi-n to h :n extent rss to make additmnul l-ui'dings imperative. J arge numbers fi.led the gr-in-l hn, during the afternoon for th- li.ir race. Horse racing in - !'. rn Ni.i-'i Carolina ppe!!s keen interest rni 1 en thusiasm sn-1 large rron-di way wan in full an ii-g . Inv various p! aces of an -i-o-n ent erally patron ired. TI-. i.id the ANOTHER TAR HEEL IN LIMELIGHT JN WEST New Pern, Oct. fl.--'nnseqiienees of more or loss serious nature hihv be the lot of H. It. Woolen, of Fort kirn well as a result of the discovery several days ago that bis commission as a justice of the peace had expired nearly a month before he went through the ceremony of niarrviiiit .Mr. l'aul If Kouse, of Kurt Hartiwell, and Mi.is Kffic .1. House of Dover, making it m nry for them fieo ruoii t lis later, to secure another license and be legally married. Mr. Krnrst House, father of th" groom, w;is in ,No Item yestenlay luokiug into the situation, au-l it was very evident that he was far fr-in pleased with the hoax that Mr. Woolen hail staged. What statement the latter has to make ia not known, but the in dilutions nre that he will bo called on to make one within a few aays. License for the marriage was secured from the. Uvat oflice on April illith, and the couple married, to all intent, by Mr. Woolen the following day. The couple set up housekeeping at Kort Harnell never dreaming that in the eyes of the law they were not man and wife. Not un til a few days ago was the embarrass ing discovery made. r-omctime during the week. Mr. J. K lolly of Kurt Hamwell. took n paper to the court to have it probated. It bore the seal mid name of Mr, Woot teen. It was then that till clerk of the court, found the r-rror. Hts comma sn-ii had (ipiie.) during 'March, bene -his work was invalid. Advice of Clerk Lancaster's findings soon reached Mr. House, and to hi chagrin, he found his own marriage null. The second lilirt'HM- was imucd yes terlay and again the couple went threiiiih the ceremony, this time entire Ir legal. Hot the ca.- does not 'ihd settled, it is belioe.. In the lirit i. he- Mr. oo'en has never ret irr.ed !h first license, according to Mm. (I. A. Farrow, Hegieter of ll.cds; .n the iw Olid !:e e, he i held re-a j . ti 1 1 . 1 ' I v the parents t'the couple nt least, with having iced them in an -n;l:irrasing situat ion. tM FltSITV UKt,ISTH VTION IS AHrlAII OF LAST YEAR '! ipel Hill, ('.'. f' Tliirtee.n hun Ired sod evi-nty Ktudents had bien en-r-'lled in the I nncrsity at the ree'if In- thud day of regit! rat tc n. T'ih is one Jm: n.t re I alid S - .'lit v li e had ngi!ered in the three c Hale gU ! member ef the TTniUl Etatet Circuit Court of Appeals, announced the de cisions of the court. Oa th beach with him -were Judge Henry 0. Connor and James E. Boyd. Francklsa Tag EajoUei. - 'The agreement - reached BieatM, ae eordiag tr counsel, that until tho ease ia Anally decided the BtaU will aot be able te collect taxes oa a total valua tion pt more than aM,ooo,ooo irom tho railways. Tht difference between the Btate assessment of the Southern and th temporary valuation is $38,000,000 the Atlantis Coast Un sbout 18,000,' 000, and th Atlantic ana Tadkia in rouad numbora 12,000,000. Then the franchise tax is aot to b collected until after th final decision of th cuort as to the Constitutionality of th law creat ing me franchise tax. There was but little arguing in the aearing bota sides contenting them selves with figures and brief talks, for tli Btate Attorney General James S. Mannint? Was- in th lead, assisted by Judges W. P. Bynura and George U. Urown. tor the railways, 8. B. Princi and A. B. Andrews represented the Southern interests, while Thomas W Pari was on hand for th Atlantic Coast Line. to far as any definite action is eon cerned counsel for both sides agree that nothing will be done until next year, Call Elections To Choose Five New Legislators (Continued Kmm Page One. the special session is a continuance of the preceding regular session. Doughton fan fcrve Representative H. A. Doughton and Kepresentative J. (.. .Mcllee, both now serving as members of the State High way Commission, will return to their places In the General Assembly. Ques tion raised to their eligibility on so count of their service on the Commis slon is answered br the Governor with the declaration that their appointment is not to a place of profit, as contem plated by the constitution, but service on a special board, nnd not unlike mem bershin of the Board of Trustees of any Hta-te institution. Neither hat resigned his seat, and i1 i understood that neither will resign While no foimnl opinion has been hand ed down bv the Attorney (ieni-r.il, it is understood that he is of lite opinion that no constitutional barrier stands be tween either man mid anv desire he may have to sit in tho (ieneral Assent bly until his term expires. Law Not Mandatory. Nothing mandatory loin been found in tho statute covering Hie election of members of the (ieneral A-f-emblv to till vaiar.eier The law etn out the ma hinery for holding the election, but l'-ca not make it obligatory upon idee tion officials to call the rleetion. . Wake county author. ties are not at nil enthusiastic nl out having an elec tioji. It will Li- eoittly, requiring as much eipendituri- as a regular eh-rtion with candidates for everything from constable to president. No machinery is provided for holding primaries, and it is held that anybody who wants to run may run, and the high man will be declared tho winner. The election will Cost about l,iio. Wake county has one a vowel candi date for Mr. Mumfoid's mniitle in J. Sherwood I'pchurch. and others are expected in the event the election is netually called. There have been ru mors current for weeks that Wake county would send up a woman in the event that somebody had to go, and the names of sereral prominent women have been mentioned for tho place. Republicans at Sea On Taxa tion Revision Program (Continued From Page One) ocratie demands stated a we- k ago bv Senator Himliions constitutes one of the graatelt legislative Tic tori la hi ca reer. IUbbmm te rroat Agala. The tax bU was to tho for agala today and agaia It waa neeassary Xoi Senator Simmon to tak tho floor to clear away th smoke screen the Bepab. licans wer endeavoring to throw about the surrender, and h laid dowa torn further propositions, enlarging also oa the argument he made last week. Ia his remark k showed that Senator Penrose, Sepublleaa chairman of the finance committee, had beet drivsa to admlt.nd confess that th pending bill is only to be regarded as a temporary measure and that a further revision must shortly tak, place wall here tofore tb Bejrublleans hav contended they war enacting the permanent tax bill. Th bill he offered, however, ha been filled so full of bole that h ha found it neeessary to oxplaia that it ia to be a temporary bill any way. Ba ator Simmon stripped off the mask from the subterfuge and th deceits the Republicans are attempting to nse to explain their absolute change of front in th opening remarks la his speeea, to day, taese being: ''Mr. President, I do not rise to make a speech., but simply to 'read a very brief statement. Before doing so, how ever, I wish to sty that ia the frant ing of this bill by the finance committee never heard any suggestion that th bill w were framing waa aa emergency measure or a temporary measure; oa the contrary, I understood from every thing that wu said that the majority claimed that they were preparing permanent revenue system upon scientific bnsls. When, therefore, the chairman of the committee, the Sena tor from Pennsylvania, oaj yesterday morning gave out his statement to the effect that this bill was a temporary messure and thst in a very brief period of time we were to have another re vision of the revenue law, the starte ment was made in contradiction of all th understandings that we had during the framing of the pending measure and was. not mad nntil it had beea shot to pieces on the floor of the Senate, It must, be accepted, therefore, as apology on the part of the Senator from Pennsylvania on the on hand for bringing in the bill now before the Meuate and on the other hand as an admission of its imperfection." Senator Robinson, In the course of his remarks called attention to the fact that yesterday nnd again today a spe cial writer in the Washington Post, the so much "me too" organ of the Hard ing administration ns to have won the A Wonderful Hair Saver Found at Last Show Reaulta at Once or Nothing to Pay. 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Agree to Slaimeas' PreaesaU "Th significant fact in the story 1 that at a aeerat oafsrene every ma terial eontentloa mad by th Senator from North Carolina, th Senator from Missouri, th Senator from Massachu setts aad other Oemoerati Senators, ia to b incorporated 1 th amendment whloh art allagsd to hav been agreed to at the aeerat conference. At other point ia ki remarks Sena tor Bobinson said:; "The Senator from North Carolina" (Mr. Simmons) It will bo remembered assailed th bill on th ground among others -that it wu an incomplete, an imperfect, aa ill-considered revisioa of existing law in that it wu a mere tin It ering with an importatn subject rather thaa a wtll considered disposition of it He pointed out the fact to the satis fae tion of everyone here that the loealled program of economy contemplated in large part the reduction of neeessary estimates and the refusal to expend sums already appropriated by Cpngress, and directed to be expended, and that u a result of that policy many Internal improvement of great advantage and of material interest to the people of If Your Trouble Is Scrofula Am Oftea Aelr4 aa Inherit Toa have eruptions and tores, and perhaps enlarged glands of the neck. This blood disease affects the Internal organs, especially th lungs, and If neglected may devslop Into consump tion. 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Look for It. 1 hew J'lr 1! -e's rr towurd the i.. , To hear a V .-.) 1 r think of a V t '1 10 or t. t Ita.eiKh ni-ri- iiit ! ii.i( W Ii- tn .1 l.le 1 !l 1 .ml I' 4 . f hV. t, It doei hi at n age to erav'-s'e ever lliej go. T talk, you d never t'ro:!i..ai. ;, them, and yet I. going out to tl.e school at Am- s. I t'.vo Ions s'.ii.-. ora id cat'o- . 'i Uairy ' ntt.e Iowa. There were -. a dozen N.irtl the oi ca refu;. y erriert", but (' Ben W. .igore. J not only took tr.c i OUl they wei.t 11 n. - . : ..illy , , J-ed all the trp!.i. s .n ,h. T!ie H,'' eigh man stood t.e-t I in the indmd ual teat, whilo on-- I.,a I. v --. ,. a-., v, and one beiow bi.t there ,. , i, : pointa differ c Ijce tie? n u t ri -.- a n third, so he wasu't .,r :'; f He' ton of Dr. H. V K . -. i , , of the agricultural rwwivii tei.i.-e n ttHUW. - 11 j Hrh Ull! .1. N i It!. I,. V. V III Railroads Tie Up County Taxes On Over $54,000,000 --! I'. fr, n, -.1 ot ed I V mil. N c t p :i ' Al'h ;-li t! 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SELTZER o Headaches But the Water Self - raising Buckwlieat Hour pared just riht at the mill Just add water mix. ana Dane ana i j1 s l say me canes qo taste great. n ni .rrr ma tbia aatioat would aot only be retarded but suspended and that a measure of that character aompTeheadcd no -whole-Bom economy. Ia hi remarks ha aa aoaneed hie parpoa to suggest amad xatntt ia tht natart of substitutes for maay important provisias at th reve aae bill a reported by .the eommittee oa flnanee. I shall aot attempt to re view ia detail th suggestion! mad by the Senator from North Carolina and thoa who ftrpported him, ia hi propo sals, bat th omprehnd material in crease ia the surtax ia large incomes, th eontlnaaae of th exeets profit tax, or th substitution of other taxet for thtm, Including th present tax aa th tmt Hwm. iiiisi .WSJ,'.'. .1 Bovrarl-Bicfcorj Nnraery 'Islilele Plats fee Hume Cia aatsUTiast, letiristt, Bhrtea, IrattTsM Catalsafr. . Hickory .North Caroline capital ttockjof eorjoraiinna and tl reduction of iniacelluneous taxes. It will b insisted amotg other things ia the minority report thai th tax oa transportation ought to b repealed to become effective th first of January next and that th present tax., en th capital stock of corporations should be retained." IV .Ji . M Safe Milk For Infanta IotiUs NOOOOnNO Tb "Pood- Drink" log All Agetv QrjJck Lanch at Home, OSes, and Foontairil. AskftrKORUCETX ' Aroid ImiUtioiu Satriitates Educate For Business Th Business Training offer a short, easy and Inexpensive route to Bueceaa, Practical business, etenefraghlc and secretarial -courses arlen Klng-t rraduatea with leadlrnj CarolTri firm. Btudenta atel.ted free to situation. Rates of tuition an board very reatontbl Enroll any time. Writ today for catalog. Raleigh, N. C. "AN ACCREDITED SCHOOL" Charlotte. N. C. Coming to the ALMO l-T -Ji mm M w r. - i. - ' '9ic-. 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