THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, CHARLOTTE, N. C, MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 27, 1921.
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Russia Looks To America For
Aid When The Red Pall Lifts
BY PRINCE G. LVOFF,
Former Prime Minister of Russia.
(Written Especially for International
News Service)
Paris, Jure tl- I believe that the
situation in Russia is now rapidly clesr
ins and that the time is not far dis
tant when we Russians shall see our
vast country again at work, helping
in the reorganization of the world.
Thousands of Russians everywhere, ex-1
i!es. as well as those at home, aw
hfiuiinpr all their energies to a single
end, without regard for political cro.l.
We all realize, I think, that at a time
as portentous as this, all haggling
over differences of politics must oeaso
if we do not wish to obscure our ai-ii.
It is a time when the world needs
Kufsia and when Russia needs the
world. News which I received from the In
terior of Russia is encouraging. Think
ins men everywhere are doing their
utmost. In many cases, no doubt,
their zeal is a poor guide for thejr ef
forts, hut there is encouragement in
the fact that at least they all ar
living for the achievement of the
sime ends. The result will surely yi
g'iod.
My message to Americana at th
present moment is to urge them to
s-udy Russia, to jret better acquainted
with its possibilities, to eherish the
friendship which already exists be-
Cash and Carry
Specials
THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR GRO
fERIES IS AT THE CASH AND
CARRY STORE.
tween the two peoples, to continue the
bonds of sympathy and faith and goo!
will. The friendship and kindly inter
est of America is in itself a great en
couragement to us. May that friend
ship continue and grow!
Then, when the time comes as
come it will ere long we shall count
on America to help gloriously, as she
has always helped those who struggle
valiantly for the. right. The new Rus
sia will need many things from Amer
ica it will need great gifts of charity;
it will need the utmost credits of
American, banking groups; it will need
American brains and energy and or
ganizing ability.
Meanwhile, if Americans will set
their minds to an intensive study o?
Russian problems and Russian psychol
ogy, we shall be able in the future to
avoid much waste motion, much loss
of time and effort.
Thu whole world is convalescing
from a long Illness, and each national
ity feels the weakness of the lonsj
struggle. We must all put our shoul
ders to the wheel if we. wish a speedy
and thorough recovery. To move that
wheel will require enormous effort,
and the help that Russia can give is
no small item.
RUSSIANS HAVE VIRTUES.
Study the Russian character, and
you will learn to love the Russian. He
has his faults, but he has great vir
tues as well. And they are the faults
and virtues of a virile race which
seeks and is worthy of your friendship
and help.
We have been watching events in
Petrograd and have been hoping thx.t
some opportunity would come . that
would enable us to help the thousands
ft
tit
WEATH3R CONDITIONS.
Charlotte, June 27, 1921.
Pressure conditions continue rather
Stagnant and gradients shallow, rela
tively high pressure prevailing over
the Gulf state? and the extreme north
east, and relatively low in the north
east, over the upper Mississippi and
Missouri valleys and the southwest.
In th cotton belt light to moderate
showers were reported Sunday in the
Atlantic coast states and locally in the
Mississippi valley and Texas, with
heavy rains of J. 50 to 3.00 in. locally in
central Georgia. In the past 25 hours
there have ' been scattered showers,
mostly light, in the Atlantic coast state
and the Mississippi valley, the Only
heavy rains reported being 1-24 at Wil
mington and 1.68 at New Orleans. ,
Elsewhere throughout the country
there have been light to heavy showers
in. the northwest and the lower Missouri
vauey, ana ugni in xinnois, iewa ana
Washington.
Temperatures in the cotton belt dur
ing the past two days have been above
normal in eastern districts, with maxi
ma of 100 locallv in South Carolina,
but mostly seasonable west of the Mis
sissippi river. Over the north portion
of the country they range generally
from 6 to 13 degrees above normal.
Partly cloudy weather is indicated for
this vicinity tonight and Tuesday, with
probably local thundershowers Tuesday
afternoon. There will be little change
in temperature.
the weather
Weather Bureau Office.
Sunrise ., . . .". .. ,. ., .. .. .. 8:11
Sunset 7:41
Moon rise 11:57 p.m.
Meonset ..11:44 a.m.
Moon Phase Last quarter on the 28th.
GROCERIES
LISTEN!
No use to worry this hot weather.
Call 101. Ready mode fish cakes in
eans entirely new Finncn Haddte in
jars. - Smoked herrins in jars- Japanese
crab meat. Lobster, shrimp, boned
chicken, all sises, tongue in glass,
creamed chicken, lobsters Newburg,
spaghetti au igratin, and dozens it
other ready to serve also head lettuce.
ce!iy home-raised tomatoes, okra, be J
peppers, carrots, squash, etc.
S. R. LENTZ.
816 N. Tryon St. Phones 101 & 10$
w. m. Sigmonr-Aianager.
Look Look
ROBERTSON'S CERTIFIED -NATIVE
MEATS AT REDUCED PRICES
100 lbs. best grade granulated
suear . .
1 lbs. best grade granulated
sugar
5 lbs. extra good Rip coffee ,. '.
S lbs. Swift's Jewel lard . . . . .
4 lbs. Swift Jewel lard, . . ,
8 lbs. Snowdrift lard ....
4 lbs. Snowdrift lard
9i lb. sack Maple Leaf patent
flour . . . . . . . . .... . . .
45 lb. sack Maple Leaf! patent
flour . . .
24 lbs. sack Maple" Leaf patent
four ..".. . .
$6.50
12 00
$i.u
$140
51.15
. 60c
si.vs
33.10
$1.30
95 lb. saek self-rising fleur . . $4.50
43 lb. sack self-rising flour . . $2.45
Fresh country eggs, 3 dozen for $1.60
Fresh country butter, lb 40c
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
W. B. Estridge
38 N. College.
DDODDPO
Round
T-bone
Sirloin
Chuck
Roast,
S.tew,
steak,
steak,
steak,
steak,
lb.
Ib.
lb . ,
lb.
tb.
23c:
for
25c-
33c
35c
35c
25c
30c
15c
25c
35 c
80c
30c
. 10c
. . 65c
. .50c
. 30c
...30c
. 30c
. 25c
. 30c
. 25c
2. lbs.
Veal, lb
Chop. lb.
Veal roast, lb.
Veal 'stew, lb ,
Wilson's. Certified boiled ham
Wilson's certified cured ham .
Wilson's bologna, ham ..
Swift's b&$ed bacon, -Ib.
Swift's, minced ham
Vienna sausage
rlambur,ger steak .... .... . .
Liver . , '. .
GIVE ME AN ORDER AND BE CON
VINCED ONE TIME THAT YOU
SAVE MONEY.
koyd E, Robertson
Phone 2974. 801 N. Brevard St.
Delivered. Anywhere in the City.
that are suffering from hunger and
disease and privation there. Our re
sources are limited, but we are ready
to go with help and counsel wherever
we can do good and whenever the ne
cessity arises. No one. can predict
when that will be, but we are organ
ized so that we can cjo emergency re
lief instantly. We have been taking;
care of refugees in Europe for so long
a time that we can cope intelligently
with any new problem.
Most of the refugees wish to return
to Russia. They . will do so with the
first opportunity and with one idea
only to help build up their country
in the best and most efficacious way
which offers.
Perhaps the greatest problem which
the outside world must solve is the e;$
act method which shall be used in help
ing Russia. The Russian psychology is
perhaps a little intricate. ..nd only
Russians can deal with it successfully
and efficiently. A certain freedoi1
must be accorded to Russians to nd-
minister the capital which will be In-
vested in Russia by other nationalities
Russia is normally the world's great
est producer of foodstuffs and raw ma
terials. She is also, the world's most im
portant tconsumer of manufactured
gnods and a potential market with un
limited possibilities.
The new Russia, which. I believe
will coma into being very soon, ,will
undertake a strong economic advance
almost immediately. The new Russia
will aim to develop its farming possi
bilities at once, and for that it will
need a whole new equipment of farm
ing machinery. Much of this will bo
manufactured in Russia, and. Russia
will provide the engineers and work
ers, asking only for advice and capi
tal from abroad.
The things which New Prussia will!
need for her economic reconstruction
will come mainly from America, vr
from Germany. But all Russians would
prefer American goods and American
eo-operation. The American govern
ment is the model for the governments
of all the new republics of the world,
and it hecomes thereby, whether . or
not it wishes, a sort of godfather to
these new republics.
TEMPERATURE.
' Dry Bulb.
8 a. m ..... .
10 a. m 4 84
Noon .... , . . . . . . . . . , . . . 91
78
Wet Bulb,
8 a. m ..72
..oon 73
Highest yesterday 92
Lowest last night 72
Mean yesterday-. .. .. .. .. .81
Normal 77
Mean same date last year 72
Excess for month .. .. 56
Excess for year 421
Highest of record for June, 102 in 1914
Lowest of record for June, 45 in 1889.
PRECIPITATION.
Total for 25 hours ending 8 a.m.
Total for month to 8 a.m
Normal for June . . . . . .
Norman forDeficiency for year .
00
1.33
446
.5.09
JXREII DIEflflC FLOUR.
has been boon to diabetic sufferers 1
for years and years. Can be used in
the ordinary way of makine bread but
the manufacturers have worked out a;
special formula which accompanies J
each package and will be found more
(satisfactory than the usual way.
MILIoEB-VAIV NESS CO.
Ferndell Distributors for Charlotte.
grocery:
It will pay you to buy your gro
ceries, fresh country vegetables, fruits,
ehickens, fresh country eggs, roe her
ring and Norway mackerel here where
ydu get lowest price and best service.
Try Mooresville creamerv butter.
BOYD-GARNER CO.
319 N. Tryon Phones 11581159
The Kid
All kinds of children's Shoes from the
small "baby" to Misses
- $m$m"
Our Children's Stock is full of the ones
the "kiddies" want for these hot
days. Bring m in
get 'em shod.
Th
SUGAR
Wholesale. Retail.
A big reduction in Walter Baker's
cocoa and chocolate.
-tb. size cocoa 24c; lb. size. .... .48c
-rb. size chocolate 22c; lb. size 44c
Large size Pet milk, can 12c
Dozen cans 1.40
Small size -Pet milk, can 6c
Dozen cans 0c
Best head rice, 3 lbs. for 25c
Don't forget to , call us when you
want coffee, teas, rice, grits, etc.
Prompt delivery.
CD. KEXN'T
Teas, Toffees, Sugars, Grits, Rice, Ete.
3 S. Tryon St. Phone T55U55?
HUMIDITY.
8 a. m 85
Noon 43
O. S. LINDGREN,
M&teorologlsT,
FRESH SHIPMENT
Melrose Flour
34 V. bag .... .... .... $1-50
48 lb. bag .... .... ; i $?.93
98 lb- ba, $5.85
Hlddenite waterground meal and Gra
ham flour. -100.
lb. $ ranuatad sugar . . .... $6.35
S lbs. cracked rice .... ....
3 lbs,, fancy head rice .... ...
Large cans Wako brand." flsh roe,
3 for .... ..... ....
1 lb. can Red Alaska salmon . . 35c
3 for .... ........ .... .... $1.00
White comb honey, cartons 35c
. .Sac
25c
. .35c
$1.00
GULP BROS
Phones 1806-r-l$97.
225 East Trade.
"Your Thoughts"
WHEN YOU ARE IN FULL EVEN
ING DRESS, SOME TIMES ARE NOT
THE SAME AS THOSE YQU ENTER
TAIN WHEN YOU ARE IN YOUR
SHIRT SLEEVES. HOWEVER. EV
ERY IDEA IS COVERED BY ITS
ENVIRONMENT.
Morning Glory Hams R Here.
2816 PHONES: 1768
Gem Nut butter (N'll want more) 30c
5 and 10 pails pure lard .. 85c $1.65
4 end S lb. pails compound ;
lard .... .... 5Oc-$l.Q0
24 lbs. Virginia best patent
flour i... .... .. $1.30
Vat Norway mackerel I'c
California heavy syrup peaehes
25c, 30c S5c
Libhy's Royal Anne white cherries 25c
R'.ast beef and corn beef . . . . . , 25c
Evaporated milk . . . . . . . . 6c-r-12c
Kingan's Reliable hams .. .. . , 88c
7 bars 5s laundry soap .. 2ic
20-Mule Team Borax, lbj. . . . . . , 10c
Fresh vegetables. Place your orders
early. Prompt delivery.
John Allen Taylor
GROCERY
2016 Phoxtes-1768
Corner Church and Fo.urth. Streets.
FOR INSTANCE: ,
TomataQ ' Wc Per Pound
AND
Bt rf fig ipeaiisf Be Per Pound
As(k We Now Have on Sale
Oranges
Okra
Beets
H
Head LeUuee
Sqyash
Beans
pepper
NOW IN
Cucumbers
Tomatoes
CantelQupes
Onions
Egg Plant
Peaches
Appjes
Blackberries
Permanent Quarters
Coulbourn's Market Cars
East Sixth St, at Seaboard Tracks
WE KEEP A REGULAR SUPPLY NOW
coulbqurn's market cars All Vegetables
Are Here to StW It Js Most EcQnoirueaP
SANITARY QUALITY
AND pjRVJCE
The best is always, the cheapest at,
any price. We. pride ourselves on
handling the best quality of groceries.,
fcuits. and country produce, so buy
the best always. Our stock is com
plete, and up-to-date in every respect.
Phone us your orders.
Watts Grocery Co.
813 East Seventh St
Phone 4431.
Dilworth CashGrocery
To the People in Dilworth:
Did you know that we have an up-to-date
sanitary groeery at 1420 South
Boulevard? Visit our store and inspect
your groceries before you place your
next order. We carry everything in
staple and fancy groceries and will
take pleasure in saitsfying your gro
eery wants. We make a specially
of country produce and vegetables.
R. M. KIDD
DILWORTH CASH GROCERY
-Phone 2883. x
We Deliver.
omtDson s
Phone 2S.
WAGE DRIVE AGAINST
TURKISH BACHELORS
London, June 27. .An anti-bachelor
bill introduced into the Turkish na
tionalist parliament at Angora, seeks
to make marriage compulsory for men
over twenty-five.
Defaulters will be fined a quarter of
their earnings, which will be deposited
in agricultural banks to help peasants
to marry. No adult in the civil ser
vice will be allowed to be & bachelor.
Gifts of land, loans and state educa
tion for children are held out as re
wards for marriage with a penaly of
hard labor for a confirmed bachelor.
For re-population purposes well-to-do
Turks under fifty are encouraged to
keep two wives, contrary to the modern
practice, due to the cost of living, of
having several wives in succession.
VERY ERUPTIVE.
Redding, Calif., June 27. Dassen
ideate America s onlv "iiv" volpano
has been in eruution 600 times in the
last seven years, according to reports
made by three local volunteer observ-1
ers to J-ror. j. s. Diller, of the United
States Geological Survey, here to spend
several months stuctying the causes
for the volcano's activity.
ANTtlCEBERG DEVICE.
Paris, June 27.-4. device t guard
ships against approaching or distint
Icebergs is claimed to have Wen found
by M. Larigaldie, of the Fenoh So
ciety of Electricians,
Ever since the Titanic di sister, in
1912,. this inventor has been working
on a scheme whereby Icebergs will be
visible at many miles distance.
The apparatus M. Larigaldie employ
ed on his trials consisted ot a 'gilded
parabolical mirror, which ea'i freely
oscillate around Its horizontal dlsnvtur.
A heavy lead weight reduces its netted
of oscillation so as to render Jt insen
sible to the rolling of the sh'p 7h
axle of the apparatus directed towjrd
the bow of the ship directly cuts the
horizon. In the centre of the mifrcr a
special thermo-electrical courllnfc JS
placed, which, carefully oalorltlod. is
protected by sylvine, a hlghl traps
parent substance.
F!
A Great Drama of Reborn
Souls
"LYING LIPS"
BROADWAY
Men., Tues., Wed., Thura.
Z3E
J. R. Faulkner Co.
Red Front. 45 North College
Phone 605.
15 lbs. sugar $1.00
Fresh shipment of Melrose flour.
24 lbs $1.50
48 lbs $2.95
98 lbs. , 5.85
45 Ib. can lard $1.90
8 lbs. Snowdrift , $1.15
4 Tbs. Snowdrift t0c
Kingan's sliced bacon, lb 15c
Jfresh country eggs, dozen 30c
Everything in feed stuff. '
Fresh vegetables every morning.
We Deliver AH Over the
Here's A
Bread
You'll
Enjoy
r ite s
Specials
NEW PACK. FINE SIFTED
PEAS
3 CANS 50c.
Libby's and Del Monte'a best pine
apple, lr'ge cans .... .... ... 30c
Doien . -. $3.25
Armour's, very best syrup peaches,
larg-a caps , 30c
Dozen . .... $..25
Oorton'a fih roe and ready to fry ' at
reduced prices.'
Kra'ft pimento, chetsa. .... .... 15c
Dozen , $l.ft.l
Fre.sh eggs, dozen 33c
Sliced bacon, lb. 4 Jc
Fresh grits, 6 tbs. 25c
Fancy lemons, dozen ... , 4Qc
Fresh tomatoes.
Fine lot potatoes, peck 33c
We Deliver and Sell For Less.
Received fresh sJLyprnent of MeIrose
Flour
24 lb. bg $1.50
48 tb. bg $2.93
9$ t. bag $5.85
Barrel lots .... $11.65
24 lbs., self-rising flour. .... ... . $1.3J
48 lbs. self-rising flour .... . $2.65
98 self-rising flour $5.25
Fresh corji 'tnV lb . 3c
Ship feed, bag .... $1.65
15 lbs. sugar . $1.C0
vralg
Fite
THE CUT PRICE CASH GROCER
RED FRONT
39 SOUTH COLLEGE
1875-r-PHONES 1876
We Deliver AH Over the City.
Phone 4090
and save the difference.
Dozen Star laundry soap 39c
4' package's 10.c Argo starch .... 30c.
4 bars tQc Octagon soap 30c
4 rolls 10c toilet paper 3ftc
14 lbs. fine granulated sugar . . $1-00
! 3 dozen tresh country eggs $1.00
! 1-ib. Rurnford baking powder .... 28c
25c Jpavis oaKing PO.wtie.r v.c
fPint Wesson on ic
Quart Wesson oil 55c
No. 5 Snowdrift lard 6Qc
No. 10 Snowdrift lard $1.15
24 rts, EUaabcth flour .... $1.30
24 lvs. stlf -rising flour $1.35
Econ
Grocery
37 W. 4th.
Phone 4a80 !
T
ISU1
TT1 TT
-NUT
READ
A BETTER BREAD
Do you eat Brad just
because it happens to be
on the table because
it's a habit to have a
slice or two?
Butter-Nut Bread is a
bread youll eat because
you like it
FRESH AT
YOUR GROCER
TWICE
DAILY
' V.
Carolina Baking Company
M.I J.'""1."-1
K
elvinator
$efriger$te$ VSfthay Ice.
See it in Operation at
301 North Tryon St.
EL GUGGENHEIM, Distributer
Ehone us your vegetable, wants.
- We driver.
Peacb, Blow, $.25 per bu.; Lookout
Mountain, &?.3.3 per bu.; Green Moun-
Seed potatoes art scarce. Don't wait
Uk4 they did last y far, and not find
them wfaon ready to, plant. TP P4c;
k'ili' advance, ntar planting time.
Full stock of Purina and Star rand
poultry, mule and dairy feed. Sudan
and Cane Seed at te same old price.
AMERICAN SEED CQ,
sii But Trad f9P
- im.mi' hi "ii ii tmt riTi tf
8
to i nil i mm -
Corner ETeTenth and' Graham Streets..
. .... i'-liasa luiro.
f buys a Brond
VVrporUblttytJe
vritqr. ' Other rrjakes
st attraetive prfcta,
Sobefotyou buy.
PHONirV 454 J
Oceanic Hotel
Wright svilJe Bea, N. C,
YINIISfG & RUSSELL, Props.
Musie and dancing during the batypg
hour will fee a new feature at the
OCEANIC. FRITZ HANSON life
guard Rates reduced, Write or wire
for reservations.
!
POUND MOORE CO.
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