?HF' H ARLOTffE NEWS, CHARLOTTE, N. C WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 20, 1922
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Princess Mary Stars As
Housekeeper, Friends Say
Refuses to
be cast aside
like
'plaything," she avers.
Says rich
husband
grew tired
of her.
Were happy
for
two years.
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ond whenever news is dull the "scan
fal" is revived. . The most unconcerns!
in, the matter is 'the Prime Minister.
He goes on his way rejoicing, v;hil:
his enemies continue to tear their hair
end gr.ash their teeth.
Conservative England is fearful of
En invasion of lubber batning suits
&ome of the more daring famale b;ith
trs across Ihe Channel, at the Frcuh
ICSortS. have ;mnearrl in me-.iiic-i.
uits made of rubber. The effect i's
aid to be vefv st&rtlinp- arri narti.-nlar.
iy so when he suits nre made of flesh
toiorea rubrer. Knglana is givinjr duf
warning to importers that they wil' not
tolerate this newest kink in feminine
fashions.
BV DAVID M. CHURCH.
International News Staff Correspondent
London, Sept. 20. Princess Mary is
making an excellent housewife. That
is what they are saying up in York
shire, where the Princess and her Vis
count husband have been spending tht
late Summer weeks. Yorkshire stan
dards are very high. too. The Princes
has won the hearts of all the York
shire country pec pie and is most popu
lar in the villages surrounding her
country home. She frequently goes in
to the village to shop personally, and
her tours are always the subject of
much discussion.
An old Yorkshire 3hopkeeper has giv
en away one of the royal secrets. He is
authority for the statement that the
Prince has a weakness for royal pic
tures. Whenever sho visits this old
gentleman's shop she always spends a
considerable amount of time looking
over the photographs of the members
of her own family. The Princess is a
great seeker for antiques and never
misses a cnanco to pick up an oia irwas
ure from an old shop.
The autumnal political activities in
England thriaten to center around the
alleged sale cf honors. Political oppon
ents of Llovd Georare intimate that hi?
administration has been guilty of trad
ing titles for political contributions.
The Prime Minister and his adherents
deny all these intimations and the open
charges as well. A royal commission
has been established to investigate thi
charges, and this body will get to woiU
during the early Fall weeks, and rather
stirring political times are promised
The Duke of Northumberland and the
6ie-hard Morning Post are conducting
the campaign against the Prime Mini
ster. The "traffic in honors' headline
seems to be standing in all of the anti
George newspaper offices in London,
"And tln-y. EhaH beat their sw.rds
into ployshares." the scripture predict
ed, but the British are. achieving p jace
t yaaotber method British steamships
and British-warships which were used
curing the war Lut which have now
become obsoluete or have fcaen ordered
scrapped in accordance with the Wash
ington treaties, will be broken up and
turned into cheap safety razor blades
No oneTias yet announced whether tin
izor king of -.America. King Gilleftv.
who was rsccntly in'"Er:r-.du:i, has con
tracted to buy the old steel from thes
discarded s! ips.v or whf ther he will be
forced to mtet British competition.
BOYS' NIGHT SCHOOL
TO BE OPENED OCT. 2
With the opening of the boys school
October 2, the Y. M. C. A. begins its
thirty-fifth year of educational service
in Charlotte. v
The boys' night school is especially
designed for boys who have found it
impossible to continue their education
al training in the public schools. It
teaches only those . fundamental sub
jects which the boy needs in order to
succeed in the work he has chosen to
follow.
Apricationss are now being received
and those planning to attend are urg
ed to file their applications as only a
limited number will be received. Reg
istration cards may be secured from
nny of the secretaries at the "Y" build
ing. ,
PLAN EIGHT BIG
FIELDS OF HONOR
PAD ERE WSK I ENTERS
FIGHT IN POLAND
Warsaw, Sept. 20. (By The Associat
ed Press.) The Presidential contest in
Poland this coming Noverriber appar-cnt:y--,vill
be between Marshal Jos. Pil
sudski, the present chief of staff, and
Ignace J. Paderewski. The candidacy of
Padereswski has been announced by
the national democrats and the party
of former Premier Skulski, in disre
gard of the pianist's declaration that
he had retired from politics.
The Pilsudski candidacy is sponsored
by the peasant party, led by former
Premier Witos, and by the socialists.
Paderewski has several times re
cently reiterated his declaration that
he had retired from politics. At last
advices he was in Switzerland practic
ing assiduously in preparation for his
concert tour in the United States, to
begin in November.
Complete prohibition of the. sale of
all alcoholic drinks is to be enforced
throughout Poland for six weeks pre
ceding the election of members of the
Diet and Senate.
Washington, Sept. 20. Work of ar
ranging eight American fields of honor
in France, England and Belgium, as
the final resting places of 40,000 Ameri
can so'.diers who made the supreme
sacrific-3 in the World War, will .be
started next month on the basis of
plans xvhich have been approved by the
War Department and the Fine Arts
Commission.;
Mafor Henry L. Green was ordered
to take charge of the work which will
require about three years and consist
Israel yin the planting of trees, shrubs
and lawns.
SCIENTISTS READY
FOR SUN ECLIPSE
FARMERS CARS ARE
' STOLEN AT MARKET
Sydney, Australia, Sept. - 20. Ar
rangements for observation on Septem
ber 21 of the Solar Eclipse, which has
attracted scientists from all corners of
the Glebe, have been completed by Dr.
W. W. Campbell, cf the Lick Observa
tory of California.
Wollal, West Australia, is the spot
where the phenomenen is expected most
easily .Mseernable. Dr. Campbell says
that the party of scientists hope to
secure- strong additional evidence bear
ing upon the Einstein theory of tela-'
tivity.
Muriel MeCormick is going into the
movies. The exciting adventures of
her own family ought to furnish a se-
rial.
Winston-Salem, Sept. 20. Three far- j
mers, Arthur Chap'.e, of Surry: R. S j
Redding, of Stokes, and J. O. Witcher,
of Guilford, had their cars stolen Tues- j
day after they nad unleaded from
them their offerings of tobacco for the
opening sales in the warehouses here.
Thus far the police have been unable
to find t. trace of the' missing machines.
A number of license plates also , wore
taken from farmers' cars.
SEASON TICKETS
TO
CAROLINAS
ON
Ivey's
EXPOSITION
SALE AT
Little-Long's
Trvon Drug Co.
ONLY $3.50
G
ME V D
As Usual We Will Have
reat oargains
To Offer For
OLLAR DAY
200 Pair Women's Oxfords and
Pumps; patent and vici kid, with
fine turned soles.
$1 .00
100 pair Women's high grade rein
skin boots with welt and turned
soles. Most comfortable house shoe
you could possibly buy.
per pair
100 pair Men's Oxfords, sizes G to
7. Calfskin with welt soles. A
good, serviceable Oxford.
per shoe $1J2
DeLane's
36 E. Trade St.
& 1 r-
$1J2 per pair 1 MM
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per pair ' fTAJM
3 B -
100 Pair Women's Felt Bedroom
Slippers in blue and gray. White
buck soft soles.
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