3TIE A8IIEVILLE CITIZEN, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY C, 1920.
HOEY IS ACCOHOEO wmmm
Mlllfl Emu CM -
BY NEW YORK AMERICANS
s
MENTALLY RESPONSIBLE
1
ON IN HOUSE
Is Presented to Gillette By
Representative Pou.
Casta His First Vote Shortly
After Taking the Oath
of Office.
Col. Ruppert Refuses to
Name Price Paid for the
Famous Player.
NKW YOIIK, Jan. i. The pur
chase of "llubu" Ituth of tho Ilovton
Americans, to tho Now York Ameri
can club, wan nnnounred tonight by
Husband Withdraws His Dr. Louis Bisch Submits Re-
Answer to Noted Sopra
no's Suit.
port on Case to Governor
Bickett.
Ily JOE I.. BAKIOR
(Ktaff Corrcindent Tho tlllwn)
' WAHHIN(iTON. D. C, Jan. 6
Jlepresenlallve Clyde It. Ilocy, tho
jiow ninth district member of con
fess, received quite an ovation when
he appeared In the houite at the re
convening of congress toduy to take
the oath of office. He wa presented
10 Fpeaker Olllette, who administered
tho outh, by Representative I'ou, and
wayi escorted to the house by Hepre
Hentatlvea I'ou, Btedman and Douifh
lon. These gentlemen and Represen
tative Tom Hefltn, who aided Hoey
in hie pre-election campaign, led the
cheering from the democrat side,
which was Joined In even by a few
republicans.
Mr. Hoey was accompanied to
Washington by Mrs. Hoey and llss
Fan llarnett, of Bhelby, whom ha
made his secretary. Alias Harnett
was with Mr. Hoey in hi law office
at Khelby. He wiui assigned to an
office, as well as to a seat on the
democratic side in the house, and
is now ready to receive his ronstltu
tint. Mrs. Hoey will
in a few days, as they
to abandon their North
home.
The new congressman cast his first
vote shortly after taking; the oath,
voting with the southern delegation
CHICAGO, Jan. B Mme. Amelita' IIALEIGH. N. C. Jan. B. Louie
M. Oalll-Curcl, noted soprano of the Blach, noted mental specialist cr New
Chicago grand opera company, toduy York and Ashevllle, today sent a re-
won a divorce from Lugl C. urel. port to the governor on the mental
Colonel Jacob Ruppert, president of after a short hearing before Judge condition of Churchill Oodley, Bmlth-
thc Now York club. Colonel Iluppt-rt McDonald In superior court. I field man In the penitentiary await-
refused to state the prion paid. The proceedings, which promised '"K execution for criminal assault on
toionti Kupport sain mat Manager ',0 b(, iengthv and sensational, were a nine-year-old girl, in which hV ex-
brought to an earlv close when Curcl, plodos tho theory that Oodleyl is Viot
in a statement filed with the court, mentally responsible. Tho exajnlna
wlthdrew his answer to his wife's tion was made at the suggestion bf
suit. The answer had accused her of the governor when Oodley's atWv
Infidelity and named Homer Samuels, . neys and relatives apply for commu
hor accompanist, us co-respondent. I tat ion of the death sentence.
Juugo McDonald Indicated that the l (summarizing the examination, the
Miller Hugglns of tho Yankee, Is now
In lyoe Angck'S, Cullf., negotiating with
Ituth.
Ituth has a three year contract with .
I the Boston club made last season, call
ing for n salary of $10,000 a year. Ho
I reported, however, to havo declared
recently that unless this sum was
boosted to 120,000 ho would not re
turn to Boston.
The famous homo run hitler de
manded this Increase on the strength
or nis last seasons batting record
decree would be granted the singer
mi the grounds of Infidelity.
WITHDRAWS AK8WEB
CHICAGO, Jan. 5. Lugi Currl,
luiuha rwl it M nia fin Citr-ni nf Ihn
wnon ne uroke an previous major lea- Chicago Opera company, this after
guo records by hitting 2 homo runs. noon withdrew his answer to his
in reiusing to name me price puia wife's suit for divorce
ior num, ituppert aamutea tnat ne
usderstood an offer of $100,000 for
the t'yer was refused last summer,
I by Harry Frazee of the Boston club.
Ruth, who Is 2(1 years old Joined
tho Raft Rnv tn 1 0 1 R nil n nlt.h.. nnA
was used as a pinch hitler because of n ' cou,Ue1re1 wltn i'"lln'' '!ccu
hls ability to send out long hits. Last tns, naming Homer Hamuels. tho
season he was transferred to outfield gor s accompanist,
duty where ho batted 322 as well as; The court room was crowded with
establishing a new major league home members of thu opera company, so.
run record. He made 12 three base , cioty women and curiosity seekers
hits, (4 two base hits and received 101 ! when the trial opened'.
s formal statement to tho
states that the charges made In
er were based on a "misap
prehension of the facts." tin action
noted alienist says Godloy Is "suffer
ing neither from any form of phycho
sIk nor from any degree of mental de
fect. Ho is somewhat emotionally un
stable and psychobathy but those va
riations from the normal do ntt
make him an Irresponsible individual
nor ono who cannot distinguish bo-
Hearing of tween right and wrong. He may be
the case In continuing in superior, a sexual pervert but sexual perver
court as an uncontested case. slon In not Incompatible with men-
Curcl, replying to charges of in-1 tul. normality
fidelity.. In which Mmo. Qalll-CurclJ
named Melissa Brown as eo-respond-
i his ro'nstltu- hlt"' ,w0 base hits and received 101 ! when the
return honitt blim on ba,la from Pitchers, who pre- Curd's
do not InYend " '", "" 'court mat
.rth Carolina yielded an average of ; nlB aniwe
2.97 runs. As an outfielder ho erred
only twice In 258 chances.
FRAZEE'S STATEMENT.
ugalnst a pension Increase for union .. -. u. i-resicient. jiarry
soldiers. During the afternoon, he i :,i"fX, ,h t h. h". Iicftt":
,. .....,i.,in.i ... said tonight tpat he had so d "Babe
iuEJ ? 'ZSl .h. Jl?P,' ' Uut" to the New York Americans bo
im SJ w-r J ? tnrZJIlu fJ " he thought it was an "Injustice"
5 m. T .J rT f "Ptt,k" Clark ,0 kfop hlm wllh ,he Re(J so'x, who
i. tw.th1 j!?.? JeadrS- "wcr9 t!Uli becoming a one man team."
Blx members of the North Carolina w. hii nni .hn. .
delegation are still at home. They are price.
hTOiiiuiB Diiiiniuiis ana uverman, wno
ar expected tomorrow, and Repre-1
sentatlves Robinson, Kitchin, Drlnson
und Godwin. Kitchin Is 111 and it Is
noti known Just when he wlU return
that ho "profoundly regrets." I
'1 am now convinced that thje in
chargos made in answer reflecting in
"The examination did not reveal
any mental abnormality whioh might
havo rendered hlm irresponsible at
the time of the commission of the
crime and of which he may now be
cured. Nor is he suffering from any
mental abnormality at the present
time which might have rendered him
irresponsible previously."
Dr. D. Blsch Is an A. M. A. gradu
ate of Columbia Medical college of
physicians and surgoonn; a lecturer
on abnormal phychology at Columbia,
atienist at New York post-graduate
hospital, consultant at Clarence Ba
ker hospital and owner and medical
director of Hillcrest Manor, a sanl-
' .u" u". , Z ' torium for mental diseases at Ashe
He made the examfnation on De
comber 26 and seventh.
Tho governor has not yet studied
win back her alToction and esteem
He denied charges eontalnod In
liln wife's bill that he had boon guilty
CASE CAPTURES HIS
SIXTY-EIGHTH STILL
Raise Subscription to Rebuild Wi
, dows Home Destroyed By Fire.
at Capital.
(Special to The Clttten)
HENDERSON VI LX.B, Jan. 6.
Bherift M. Allard Case today brought
la his sixty-eight still and made his
twenty-fifth arrest for blockading.
. Tbo sheriff found John Hlarkwoii
busy at a modern llttl tm in WASHINGTON. Jan. S The Amor
LiUls Hungry country, with 600 gal-i,can nav' was host" tonight at a re
lons of beer ready to be transformed coption given to Admiral Viscount Jel
Intto a colorless liquid for which there ,k'0' ot Scapa, commander of tho
Is a marked demand. It la aald. Black.
well will be given a preliminary hear
T
TO VISCOUNT JELLICOE
nt miurnin Attest urlt tl M a) Hrnwn it
Kloisi-hman'M. Xeur Vnrir. nn,i ntb,.r ,he report and mado no comment on
irD OUIIIIIIOI Vt'WIUJ IB UUW
. tenced to die on January 6.
Jl
WEAR BELIEVES
REPUBLICANS ARE
RIDING TO A FALL
Continued From Pags One
LEWIS AND GREEN
ASSAILED AT MEET
A GIFT of Ten
Days INTEREST
Upon all deposits made on Savings Amount
before the close of banking hours on theenth
of January, we allow full interest from the first
of the month.
Perhaps one does not realize that this extra
inducement means a gain of more than ten per
cent in the interest yield on his deposit for the
quarter?
First Savings Period of 1920
Now Open
ONE DOLLAR WILL OPEN AN ACCOUNT
4 Interest Compounded Quarterly
Central Bank & Trust Co.
South Pack Square
Continued From Page One
Reception Given For Ad-
wr tomorrow.
The Rhodes Auto Company has been
dissolved as a corporation,' and the
principal stockholders, F. & Wetmur,
Will Continue the hnatnnaa In a
and modern building he will ereot onBnd navaI attaches of the various em
Main etreet near the nrasent loinn , bassles and legations.
of the company. Mr. Wetmur la not I Viscount Jellicoe, who arrived here
believed the commission' of three men
will elect a man as president who will elder increase In wages and iinprove
tontinue these policies. The talk ment of working conditions of the
about electing a republican by the minors, to be fair and above re
republican bosses Is faHt assuming pronch.
tho rhflrflltnr nt nlirA InniiH.tipM nn,l ,n . .... . ..
miral By Naval Officials, lnBOlence- ,Xlth
fooling, these mission that we are entitled to i
rnimn rnniih nnu hnowi. u.'lll Hlntnta e .1 . ., ...
- . . .... .... iUuacI increase, saia iewia ar.a
the nomination of an old-lino reac- if wfl prove, I believe we will get
tlonary candidate. 'it." he declared.
"The democrats have plenty of ma-1 D. J,. I.einel, of Illinois, was the
teriul from which to druw. There first of the radicals to oppose the
Is no reason why any democrat endorsement of the settlement. Ho
should be discouraged.- Wo have declared tho officers " should hive
heard republican talk before. Let him gone to iall like Gene Debs and all
' look at the record of 1ila party and sincere Americans." ..-.,
i,.i.it i.iw .1- - a uv uiuuu, iiu uvKin 10 giro on nis a iiuiuKaia iron! xnaiana oeciareu
Jutland The wentTon whlh Z., iarmor for the coming conflict. We he believed the organization had lost
a bnS Aav for FlffltfiS Sv5!rf caB wln lf Wf) WU PreHent the record e right to atPike,,becauso of the ap
a Dusy aay ior mo visiting ntvrtif. ... .. nRrtv m.k. , ii.,ntinn nt lh. u n- n.
OF
FATALITIES CONFIRMED
CONGRESS GOES TO IRK
AFTER HOLIDAY RECESS
... .t.- - . 1 vi uur Joiiy
'I'"?"?".1 .""."- earnest, which we will do. Theeoan- dieted that when this
iVuA.lS.Ll::tiM (runs in this fight will be fired there would be another similar law.
dinner
MEXICO CITy. Jan. 5. DIs- j WASHINGTON. Jan. 5 Congress
patches received here this evening went to work immediately today up-
mTr.1 ta'are S"""8 after lu "rtn,-ht hli'
property over wide areas as a re-
suit of Saturday night's earthquake. Without formality, both senate and
Tho bodies of 25 men and womenl house began disposition of bills on
were recovered Monday from the i either calendars and within ah hour
river Rio Grande at Kluconala, state ' or so both bodies resumed their nor
of Vera Crus, according to a message 'mal appearance of scant attendance
received by the astronomical obscrv-j during speech-making. Miscella-
i neous bills only were' considered and
Coscom- a few of the less Important passed.
cialist. reelected after being refuse
a seat by the house, n.u .i .. ..e
today but tomorrow, or immediate
ly upon his presentation of re-election
credentials, house leaders plan
ned to refuse aguln to grant him a
seat. Representative Mann, of LIU
nois, former republican leader, sur
prised house members by announcing
ho would support Borger's claim.
Many committees of both senate
and house got into action today and
prepared to grind out the endless
procession of bills and resolutions
which are expected to hold congress
here for the next nine or ten months.
art -pxnireil "
"?l.,?fP,?.. atory here.
Advices from San Juan
night.'
prepared to . late thecost of the new !yrday from New York, tarted the I tenth district about L jenkln" ' i
uuii i" iiib Miiiicis mrme wouiu nave .. , ir 4...n,.j Tho in .h ,),. ti,
-"..V-1 .'" 0hi0 ' .. ""led rhdomoTmon of a hu, Thuwh M. on he : eYpower de ooment
h la n ,i , n hi . ... . . . - ...
thnrn but are Incklnar in details re- bill, consideration of which nrom-
gardlng scores of persons . reported Ises to continue into next week. The !
North Carolina democrats in Wash- right" if Washington officials had not
Ington have been getting a good deal acted when they did, was the assor
f quiet fun out of reports from tho tion pf-Oovernor Cox, of Ohio, in
TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES
constantly in.
hr"".n'7 r v 'D .T' . ; Sunday schools, churches.
. "V.., " . '-r." l the tenth distriot. Mr.
o(a nttxt ou l uv cn v ClU Ult tllU
to handle the Arm's
creasing business.
r Thk mnitHt hnra. . lr.. jt a urn
llame, a widow, was deetroyed by flro'flo." , the ,"nat0 an hou"o- .Tho
a few nights ago. while Mrs. Williams I ""landing feature, however, of tho
vai sick In bed at the home of a lay twaB the offlc'a' InHpecton of the
neighbor. The Hendorsonvllle News 1 "-fi-.Y",..:7 y .
siariea suoscnptlon to replace the
building, upon which there was no in
surance, and already a handsome sum
has been given for that purpose.
A local paper boa started a boom for
james j. arm ror uovernor of North
Carolina, and advances what It says
are convincing reasons why Mr. Britt
is sure to succeed uovernor Bickett.
addressing the minora" convention to
day.
etc.. in : The governor s declarations for the
e tenth district. Mr. Jenkins, of principles of collective bargaining.
course, Is a candidate for tho repub- evolution In government as opposed
llcan nomination for congress, and , to radicalism and revolution and his
the report here is that It Is all framed '. statomerits on Americanization were
tor him to be nominated at tho con-1 received with groat enthusiasm. The
killed there contained in special dis
patches Sunday.
Various tewns in Vera Cruz state,
especially Teoceol and Cutilan suf
fered heavy property damage.
It is reported that there are huge
fissures in Pedregal. a huge stony
waste near Mexico City from .Jkhich
td'..WLVlW-J,,-.th? h ".-y P"e to tho nomln
yention on February 7, no matter convention voted to have his speech eases are exuaing.
To Ileal A Donirh
Take HAYE8" HEALING HONEY 35c
LET
POSH
START NOW TO
CLEAR YOUR SKIN
Would you be entirely rid of that dis
tressing skin trouble; Would you drive
way those pimples? Do you desire u
clear, fair skin free from aggravating
eruptions ?
Posiam, tlion. is for you. It awaits
your hardest task, tho most stubborn and
difficult condition of diseased skin you
have to overcome. It Is oualillnrt ami
ready, its makers can put no more of
perfection in it to make It more val
uable to you. So let it serve you; utilize
its splontlid beating help.
Sold everywhere. For free sample write
to Emergency laboratories, 243 West 47th
8t., New York City.
Poetara Soap, medicated with Poslnm
should be used If skin is tender and sen
sitive. Advt.
new gun shopa. the shrinking of
Jacket on a 14-Inch gun and the "lin
ing" of a 16-lnch, 60-calibre rifle.
They also were shown an experimental
lv-incn ririe.
The visiting admiral was the guest
of Assistant Secretary Roosevelt at tea
and dined with Secretary Daniels.
His staff were tii guests of Roar
Admiral Nlbluck, who has beon desig
nated as his special aide.
Tomorrow the party will go to An
napolis to inspect the naval academy
and returning in the afternoon, will
leave at 8:16 o'cck for Key West.
Fla., and thence to Havana, whore the
British cruiser New Zealan'd is waiting.
XOTCCE.
CAPTAIN DETZER TELLS
COURT HE WAS 'FRAMED'
NEW YORK, Jan. 5. The court-
martial trial on Governors Island of
Captain Karl W. Dotzor of the 308th
military ponce company, charged
with cruelty to prisoners In LoMans,
France, was enlivened today when the
court warned Major Wm. V. Kelly,
Judge advocate, that ho must conduct
his cross-emalnation of the defend
ant "in a calm and decorous manner"
and Major Kelly a few minutes later)
asked Detzer directly if ho thought
he had been "framed" bv the 1udKl
utlon. By the process of elimination,
at the direction of thoee In control
in the district, the nomination can
be effected at tho convention. It will
be seen to that there is but one can
didate, so that no primary will have
to be held therefore the danger of a
party schism at a primary will bo
avoided. In the meantime Mr. Jon
kins who of course is a man ot great
wealth Is said hero to be helping all
tho church causes that are presented
to hlm which Is meritorious Indeed,
but which arouses more or less sus
picion when it is known that one so
philanthroplcally Inclined has poll
tlcal ambitions.
Note to Weaver.
The following note appended to a
letter Mr. Weaver recently received
rrom one or his constituents, was
good for a laugh:
"No truth in report that Honor
able Jenkins is to start an organ
factory here. Understand he is mere
ly contracting for a total output of
a factory up north until November,
1920,"
It Is suggested that tho Aheville
chamber of commerce ought to get
behind Mr. Jenkins and urgo him to
help his own city grow industrially
by establishing an organ and piano
factory, rather than give all Ills busi
ness to a plant In another stute.
i, rl n tin an1 t.i 11 i ll . .....ni I . . .. I
union. Colds Cause Hcadaciiee and Pains
Acting President Lewis and Sec- Feverish Headaches and Body Pains
rotary Green met tonight with officers caused from a cold are soon relieved
of the miners' organizations in Iowa, by taking LAXATIVE BROMO
Colorado, Wyoming and other west- QUININE Tablets. There is only ono
orn states outside of tho central com- "Bromo Quinine. E. W. GROVfc'8
petitive Held to consider the matter signature on the box. 30c.
of presenting to the President's com
mission for adjustment, grievances,
relative to the 14 per cent advance.
Owing to the difference in the cost
of production in some of the states
outside tho central field, it is said
the miners have not received the full
BAIL OF $100,000
IN ALCOHOL CASES
Sterling sedition bill, which ' senate I
leaders expected to take up today
went over until tomorrow.
There wore few developments and
only perfunctory discussion of the
peace treaty in the senate. Senator
Kingr. democrat, Utah, presented form
ally his set of compromise reserva
tions and many senators were engaged
nil dav in nriva'te conference on thA
treaty situation, but nothing tangible little and is pleasant to ta
,i,ij who has Catarrhal Deafn
Victor Bcrger. the Wisconsin
If you have Catarrhal Deafness or art
hard of heuring or have hoad noises go
to your druggist and get 1 ounce or far
mint (double strength), and add to it ',i
pint of hot water and a little granulated
sugar. Take one tablespoon four times
a day.
Tins will often bring quick relief from
the distressing head noises. Clogged
nostrils should open, breathing become
oasy and the mucus stop dropping Into
the tnroat. It is easy to prepare, cosia
take. Anyono
ho has Catarrhal Deafness or head
noises should give this prescription a
trial. Adv.
.' -B!
sat
Raids Against Radicals
Are Resumed In N.
Continued From Page One
To ,ee Wood, Martha Turner. W.
H. Strickland, Irlson Monteath, John
R. Sartor. Guv Weaver. C. Falk. (1. w.
Lowless, T. R. Voungblood, (;. w. I
Beck. Mstt Burleson, Frank F. Brown. I
Mrs. G. W. Brill. Hose Lee Anderson.
J. B. Frady, J. H. Harper, J. L. C'ol.b.
Cora L. Brunner, II. C. Britt, Goo.
Kvans, W. K. Howe, J. M. Sprulln, Z.
W. and W. Israel, J. M. Williams,
Alice Stepp KM., Pansy Glonn, Bethel
M. E. Church, .J. W. Arthur. W. O.
Brveon. D. H. Hawkins. A. L. Tom
Deriin, C. 8. Burgln, W. B Nixon. 1. L.
Blanstein. A. P. Burgin. T. L. MoCall.
Lela 1L Sumner, N. H. Grady. D. A.
MofTett, B. IL Thompson. J. M.
Qudger, J. A. Boll. J. M. Thrash, T. L.
Isaac, and all Other persons Interested
Injhe report of the City Engineer (lied j
111 the office of the Secretary-Treasurer
of the City of Ashevllle, assrtoilng tho
cost of constructing a certain ' Con
crete paving, Blanton St., against you.
which paving runs from Silver St. to
Southaide Ave. In said city. You wla'
take notice that said report has been I
niea according to law. and that the I
Mayor and Board ot COmmlnsioners of 1
fald city, at their meeting to be held
lth day of January, 1920. will oon-i
slder aald report and take such action
aa they may deem proper. Any ob
jection to me aoove report
made in writing under oath
la the office of the Secretary-Treasurer
at least two days prior to above
Aate.
This January 2. 1920.
G. C. HUNTER
advocate's department
"Do you believe you wero framed
up?" Kelly asked Metier.
"Absolutely, yos."
"By whom?"
' I don't know, hut it's self-evident."
"Was It the judge advocate's de
partment." "I will make no statement to this
court which 1 cannot prove."
"Was it Captain John M. Weir?'"
.(Captain Weir, of Indianapolis, who
is assistant Judge advocate, investi
gated tho charges against Detzor ut
LcMans. .
"I cannot give any evidence ut this
time," answered Captain Detzer.
ENFORCEMENT ACT
UPHELD IN OPINION
BY SUPREME COURT
Continued From Pag One
nitely determined and demonstrated
by experience."
The question whether 2.7S per cent
beer tan be sold after the 18th
amendment is effective must bo de
cided in the future," said Mr. Buck-
ner. l oaay s decision affects Its
status only under war-time prohibi
tion. Today's decision relates only to
the war powers of congress.. When
the enui'tment Is effective questions
will be raised not only as to ih v.
mn hJlld"' of ll" l,aas but also whether
and filed ! r, ,nut "on-'ntottng beer can be
ann med 0, unar It."
committee. This federation way en
gaged in spreading soviet propaganda
through its 11,000 members through
out tho country, Mlsleg admitted.
Take to Cover
The renewed raids by federal agents
In continuation of the national cam
paign to rid tho country of aliens
sedition mongers, revealed the fact
that there has been a stampede for
cover, on the purt of tho "reds" who
were not caught in the great dragnet
thrown out last Friday nl;ht. Rein
forced by a large forco of city detec
tives, with army transport wagoni
manned by soldiers In reserve, tlu
federal agents raided 28 houses whlc
I had been marked dow.1 us hcudquur
tcrs or tne conspirators against Ui.
government only to find that the ma
jority of those they sought had goi.
into hiding.
Up to midnight less than 50 person
had been taken into custody.
A number of those arrested nen
later released, about 25 being bei.
for further examination. William
Flynn. Ivad of t department c
Jui-tiee secret -.vice, who euporli.
tended the raids, gave out a stau
ment shortly before midnight it
which he said:
f "I think the reds have taken t
cover. They have read about ti.
raids and at least realize that we me..
business.
Chief Flynn expressed the opinio,
that the result of the nights "hau
would net the authorities about I
"wanted radicals.''
NEW YORK, Jan. 5. Bail of $100.-
AOa Aanh waa rlamn n rlert hv TTnitod
benefit of the 14 per cent advance, states Commissioner Relfschneider to
me residents commission is ex- day when John D. Romanelll. an un
pficted to adjust these differences, dertaker: Samuel K. Saleeby. a drug
That Bi4n of the International ri8t, and Edward Q. Ware. Saleeby's
officers in effecting a settlement of brother-in-law were arraigned before
tho strike will be approved by an him on charges of selling alcohol in
overwhelming majority was the con- violation of the law. The trio are al-
censuo of opinion of leaders tonight, leged by federal agents to have been,.
, .......... 1 1. 1 .Ua. .II..I -U...,ln In
Old People Who Are Feeble and Xew York. New Jersey and New Eng-
iiiiiiren nnu mv ana neaH iani. or wooa aiconoi wnicn laier was
Would be greatly benefited by the colored and sold as whiskey, causing
General Strengthening Tonic Effect of more thun 100 deaths. It is under-'
GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, stood that tho men will be taken to
It purifies and enriches the blood and Connecticut and tried on charges of,
builds up tne whole system. A Gon- manslaughter. I
eral Strengthening Tonic for Adults Dramatic scenes attended the ar- j
and Children, 60c. I raignment, Mrs. Saleeby protested
tliut her husband was Innocent of the
crime and fainted when bail was fixed
at $100,000. Mrs. Vare, mother of an-
defendant. also declared that
(Special to The Citizen) ,,tM, . '"P"1"1,
HKNPKKHONVILLK. Jan. 5 a e llaJ to be carried from tho,
'onneit Talloy. "white, and Jim Thorn- courtroom. l
ai. colored, waived examination here . i
t?iclay before Magistrate R, M. Outos ASKS FOR SESSION I
on the charge of murdering Will AT? T 1T1TOT A TTT"D "P
Krwin and were committed to Jail. UJJ ijJ!i WlO-LiA 1 U KJU
They will be tried at tho March term CHARLOTTE, N. C, Jan. 15. The
of criminal court. executive committee of the Wilrtiing-
While tho courthouse room and ton, Clmrlotto, Ashevllle Highway as
hullding were completely filled by soclatlon has decided to ask Gover
those anxious to see the alleged mur- nor Bickett to convene a special ses
dorors thoro was no disorder. It is .slon of tho legislature to pass a fifty
jndeistood there will be two more million dollar road bond 'issue to fi
irrests of suspects In this case In ihi nanco good roads projects In North
near future. Carolina.
Money to Loan
at 6 Simple Interest
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No Bonus. No Attorney Fees.
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Mr. Buckner saw a ray of hope in
the fact that the court was divided on I
i.,u, , uri-ision. out. was not encour. ' enforcement. Ho did not tare to pn
aged by that oortio nof the mi,irt ' rfi h.iii.r ihu t . .
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