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P U BLISHED
M O U D A Y S
VOLUME XLIII.
A u P THURSDAYS
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CONCORD, N. G, MONDAY, OCTOBER a 1917
MIE COHDITIOnS THREATEU TO COMPEL
EERMANY-TOJSSUE STATEUEIIT OF HER:ME1S
'it hat the German Leaders
ant, if They Are buccess
;ul Will Be Discussed in
'.ha Reichstag This Week,
v ...
(jjCHALJS FINDING
THE WAY DIFFICULT
L Must Now Face the Crit-
cs of the Government in
the Reichstag Conditions
on the Battle Fronts.
(By TUr AMoclainl Pr)
i.f.iiMl Pn s "r,' r force tbe C5er
(lv. n.i;iHit to set forth Its war
n.' ri; rlv -having failed on the sur
:'i! romlitious within the
f a full statement of, (.ermany's
uii.it tin (iormaii leaders want.
;hv;'sstiiI. will he mscuss-
SERIOUS AUTO ACCIDENT.
THE KAXNATOLLS FAIR.
..... . . . ,
Mr. Henry Furr Crashes Through Big
Window at Store of Parks Ben Co.
t Mr. Henry Furr. of So.. 10 township,
hail quite an exciting ride in a new
Oraut Hlx yesterday morning, which
was brought to an end only when the
machine crashed through tiie big plate
glas window of the ParkH-Belk Com
pany. In the business M-ctlon of the
city.
Mr." Furr was ' com ins up Wwt" le
pot street at a lively pace, according
to those vho aw him. When he
reached the square he did not check
Iiis speed at all. hut attempted to turn
nd go flown South Union. In making
thin turn he wan almost successful, but
his left wheel struck u water hydrant
in front of the Gibson Drug Store,
breaking the hydrant.
The Grant SJx kept right on Its way,
not h in- daunted by such a sinal lolV
stacle ns.the hydrant. Its course, how
ever, was changed, and now was di
rected across the street in almost a
right angle. Over the curbstone It
went, across the sidewalk and into the
bis window with a terrific crash.
which broke out the entire bfg plate
glass.
Th" front part of the Grant was
damaged to some extent, but the car
was not badly wrecked.. It was taken
back to the City Motor Company, from
whom it had been purchased only a
day ot two before the accident.
One of the jiersons who went to view
the wpiip t'ter the smash-up ventur
ed the' opinion that the driver had been
reading the papers about t ie big bar
gains th:if were Itcing offered in that
CONGRESS ADJOURNS
popular store, and was in a hurry to
get there before all of them were sold ! ou tl10 splendid outcome. of
out.- However, the best information i Community Fair.
that can be obtained by the reporter
is that Mr. Furr. who had been driving
a Ford previously, was not accustom
ed to handling a car with selective
speeds and a foot throttle. It attemnt-
ing to use the foot brake, it seems that
ho had gotten his foot on' the accelera
tor by mistake, and the harder he
pressed it, the faser he machine -ran.
START-T0-S1 ND AY
:.nr
1 .i.i.v :i if
'; 'ih.. i.-ih-tag this week, proba-
- "
I,!;- il.i.v.. .
T'1'1. i!ii ri ll rliaiicenor. ir. Jiiciiaei
1 tin'li:' tlx ua-v aK difficult as it
! , f..r his pK'd-essor von Hethmann-I'Mlhvi--'.
and must now face the crlt
vl'of t Ti jrovrriiiaent in the reichstag.
Uii.du r. ;7s lias been charged, the bu
r,.:i!!(!i!(y :ind tl' army have been
'iTflll TIM- JI.II1-1H-I lllrtll iM-IUUHV Wl
, vHioM ami inuemines, is expecieu
. . A. I ..t . .1
. inou.lit out m nil- mwiMaj; uu-
T. Micli.-iclis on Satunlay sent the
,,;,is!,r of the interior llelffericli Ik
f,,,,. rcirli-tag to make a statement on
. ;;. . iiuiif. Ilelfi'erich failed to notify
..t.uers .of the reichstag and
f'r vijti'ii' wii adjourned until ttwlay.
Vf'H .1' Hi. ill' " "
j i wiitii he attempted to explain
I;,,, jiriiiv's side of the accusation that
I,,-!! tniiimaiid was using Very
f r ll g illt'I !" " I" lit 11 11 ll'Ml I Ul'l II
r..nnrr chaiicellor von 'lethman-
inn li;ul a test with Admiral von
Virjiiiz. Hie n puted organizer of. ruth-
s i!'iaar:iie warfare, and the chan-.im-
u nit. The admiral since has been
,m an. he new fatherlahd party of
he is one of the sponsors, ac-
tvrtii t. reeent reports, has been very
tt'ri opposing the j-eichstag majority
1 - ! i I. ... A.
1, lilt hi lr peace Aviinoiu iium-Mi-
or iiKlennties.
Ii now come to a test hetweeii
IfV Mimvers of vojj Tirpitz and pan-
tlfiiip'.iis on oiu side, and majority of
n-irhstag; on the otlier. uecenr reporis
bic sliHwn a feeling between pan-Ger-rtvu
.v-iimi reiehstag majority has been
K--tniiiiix more intense some socialist
ncinl.fis of the reichstag having gone
so far as to charge agitation of pan-'
(itnii.iiis is dividing the German. people
iit'two en iaps on the question of the
aiins'of tho war. .
1 lie iipiroch:ng cold weather on the
tttMcni front is forecast in the appe'ar-siiii-o
of snow in the Vosges mountains.
In !'!:inlers the weather lias been mot
tM'fnvi.riihlo the last two days, but of
fii'inl itDorts iiicntioii no let-nn in the
..' t ...... .
"'win artillery duels. The isritisii aMseCtioil of the, city, but to every part
: - " "x " i --- 01 uie cit..
.... .... .1. 1 . 1. 4.1 . ......
The committees ask mat an persons
interested in .Sunday school work ex
tend an invitation to every person they
meet in this territory to start to Suu-
hreparat i.n for a new stroke in the ! day school next Sunday, and to keep
I'lui ti. outflank the German positions ' this movement moving.
III" north. T'lwiftiftnl ronorts from t
AJxrat Jtj&Oa VtepU .VI tend. .1ml the
Fair a Grral orr Etrry
Way.
Thi frmrraunity Fair at KasnrU
Ut Satunlay wa a Mr fmcr?o frvta
i tTjr point of tlrw. Tts w t-athc wa
wide-aunke ti;tl city from rvery di
rection. At leat lU.Oal pee urre
pment.- and rrrryUalr lhavrd him
Klf. Ex-jrreaiin J. J. Itritt. of Ate
vllle. made a Mnrng tatrhtic pwcti.
and wan loudly applauded br lb- !ral
pcle who hcani him. He true sir
uppnrtil lnidmt WIImih and hU d
minitratioii. Althoush he i a i:puh
licao. ht U biz etMiirii to rLw aUrr
politic In thin crucial hour, and b ap
pealed to hi hearers to njpcrt the
President In hi policies.
Tlie exhibits were many and rarldl.
and were shown in a big tent near the
Y. M. t A. The exhibit nhowed the
handiwork7 of the people of Kannai-di
and vicinity lit variou way, and were
exceedingly creditable.
The big parade started from in front
of the Y. M. O. A., and in it were many
handsome floats. One of the mot prom
inent features of the parade .wan the
long line of K-hool children.
After dinner Dr. J. V. Monroe, of
Charlotte, spoke to mothers on the care
of 1 ubies, ami gave them much ound
and excellent advice.
The following were the judges for
the fair:
For flowers and fancy work Sirs.
J. II. Kutledge, Mrs. J. G. Iwef Mrs.
James Walton.
For canned goods, home products
W DECIli
DRIFT CASE
mm
Appeals Advanced By Su
preme Court in Cases In
volving the Constitutional
ity of the Draft Law.
trixmu AT XQXT
INCLUDE GOLDMAN
ANDBERKMAN CASES
In the Normal Course the
Suits Would Not Be Called
for Argument for About
Eighteen Months..
Wanhlngtou. (let. S. In onfer to r
met an early declUn the uprttae
Court twlay adranced appeal frtna
Minnes4ta. Ohio ami New York, in
volving the constitutionality of the
lective draft law. and flxH Ifcwmber
10th as the date for hearing argument.
The action wa taken on motion if
the government which aked that the
seven uit Involving the qttetion le
I vdrr lb DifTttlwt mi Xzzs
-. At M.t tVt4 Ftl4Ltf rtt l f
aiff witlltv ilrwn .. , tfU-tia-1
Prm afurfsaml. Ut, It X )
rTJat ... I
Mr. Mifrw MfYfrgt$i J4
laM f tliawt&ar. lMf i.iV,
III rrrtl!f ff!, 4t4 t
tp NiBstif t irrr Cftar!f trj
r4ir. Im tU mJlfkii $ lh rrf I
arraeo! fr lir Mfe4 ataew. Mr.l
ttirraaU itl:fcny itaN iu
aMHty ia" irr?ffits. Vrti urn I
cf-r airi rlnxtnx t ftl t fr&u&
NUMliet n
"ESCAPE OF II
teo::io
Gcn'fjoiin'r
-T"
One of Seven! which S!.:
Refuse fn Spjniih Peru'
DuHrg the VTar Makes tu
THEY HAD BEEN
FORDtDDEN THEUII
Tt ateStetmr rinjr rar)l lUiiLjn 1fM. 11. i fx 1 1
nmabrr. ! N.tng Allonso l ud Decknri
That All Submarinti Ht
tcrins the Spanish Zenj
Would Be foicrocd.
Mrs. Thomson. Mrs. T. I. MMse uuU UH!mnU and arguments heanl at the
same time. If the suit had followed
their normal course, they would not
hare lieen called for : argument for
atmut eighteen mouths. Among t hero
are those of Kmraa (ioidman and Alex
ander IUrkman. wIm have Ieeii ent
encel two two years in a federal pris
on, and tined $10.iOO for urging men
of couscript age not to register.
Other Cases Advanced.
Wasliingtou. Oct. The Supreme
Court today agreed' to expedite the gov
etument's anti-trust ?ult against the
Next Session to Begin December 3. 1 IMttNl hoe Machine Company, and
Hast Momenta.: Cnnrre i Amnrt.'!'1 . January. 7 as the date for re-
" iitMriug argument.
1
Mrs. Will tiraham
For vegetables, old relics, cows aud
chickens M. W. Talblrtt T. T. Smith
and Kev. W. M. Hunter.
Kverybody in Kannaisilis workel to
gether for the success of the Fair, and
with this united effort it could not fall
to be a big success. The eople of Kan-
iiapolis.are to be cordially congratulate
their
rM . . . ...... 1 . - 1 . . 1 .1 .
- iiir mi uiuuiii oj iiiv KOTfrii-
mhlt itneiit in 1011. but was dismissed by the
can ilistorj-.
Washington. Oct. 0. In tb
of a tliiilSiiig debate of dislopaity of 'lower t'ourt, which held the n.mpany
Senator La Follette. of Wisconsin. "the ! blameless. ,
extraonliiiarv session of Congress.! The government appealed" to
the
Supreme Court, which heard arguments
htllUULi ol.MJAi i.-.nhwi tii- mst monu.iiti.iK in Am. U :'t March and later ordered the case
T p A, rrrT . , ti I erican history was adjounied sine die" n-argueil at the present term.
. ..VyW.,v.-.M in.uua, ""cat p. m. todav. I
Air doubt as to the meaning of the
mysterious letters was removed yes
tciMhiy.inorning when an announcement
'was niade frm "the pulpits "of t he" va
rious churches in the (libson Mill,
neighborhood that Sunday, Octolier 14,
would be observed as Start-to-Sunday
School Sunday. All arrangements had
Vehement criticism of the Wisconsin j tfASEKALI. COMMISSION
senator, mid las own defenso occupy-i . . .TIIAIN IS WKKCKEI)
iugvirtually the entire day. marked i ' . - -
the .close of the war session, with I Wseck of Pennsylvania. Limited front
other customary adjournment ami leg-
islative prKelure. including l'resi ;
dent Wilson's attendance at the capi
ol. Theusual eleventh hour grist of
Chifasd to TSew'YoHi.
(By The AoIaled Ire.
eiertli fna "TV Uniwt trjUrrt
tf Kiurba Coae." ty iin f"fw Jr
wttSrh had tw i:funy rrtx4 a4
drauntlxnl ty the frW trreif, Tle
atxUt-nrf rmgrtly f4!fJ itr rtUttXns
of Chad, the in!rreiU3 tamIata 11
a bd thrilled with ptcarv at L2 e&at
trtntahA. Mi t-tieurl tarrva.
thw of the errral chafartcm r
crllent. Very pinlr.r to tte at4Jtv
wa rutrmlc, ty W. It. TmHt, whicii
wa read with a piata ammptilssrt,
MiM Jctietck pJeri!id rfjawitb
wa especially m4iirb in tht rarta
Ing election. tlnthulattc atj4u
ku tivm tin reader " lat &uatrr, "At
tte Hair PrewMt'a." tta humr telnt
pilte catCiratln. Ml Kchrnri'a abtb
Ity as an injprroHator ant rradrr l
tmiuetlocd- Her rlurralnr tre
manner mn ctimptMttr aill taurh t
her power a a reader. h "
Mr. Stirewalt aans The spirit liow.
f r. by CampN-ll-Tiptoo. jiimI Itej4xi
fienM ty llammoml. Hie intrrreta
Hon of The h'plrlt llowrr wa rtf
artistic. In Keniomtranre. the aim,
nal ranger of the ulngrr clean tntor
voiei' wa exhlbltrsi.
The fating climax of thl eieeltcid
pnigramrae wa Mr. Stlrealt' midl
t bn of the brilliant INtbmalM. by I'ad
erewbkl. TtiU difficult numl-er well
illustrated hi ability an a niuMclan.
Mont Autoena Seminary U to l cmi
gratulated upin having Mi Schettrk
and Mr. Stirewalt among it teaching
forci. The -town and community ecs
crly -look ftnvard to the cotalng redt
a Is of the et.bHi, and contldctitly e
IH-ct that the high ftandarti m-1 ty the
Instructors will tu maintalncl ttironh'
outtheyear. v ; X. ;
tr Tin AinrttM
M4ii4, Ifcrf, '- A friti aliSi5
tire iUfffrl at V!;t rpl.
Nntrtii ' ilfmii a.atitorm r
Ite war, fcl t f tlt5 Wktt
ta at Cadit it rwevafd tt
tft Utrr ty U2 tjU lav
T pmrM tMilt.ta tttm awUsrrv
Kit At4miM ie- Ut. aSra
rt m fMftl&Ufcjt tbttar t
lte lriUrTrt pWirf tf tTt tl
hpanlh water wr trr 1 prt
It wa lrUfrt Ikat mil 6t4aarivr
tlct etitrtw! tte Jl5 tva
te IbtcrfHt i,
Ta SetrrHj tllI4lnr Tba .
Wahtattat.:IM, PiTb rpaat
CrtTtitttcttt ha I Akrw dtattk actka
fit dlMciplltrt the i&rim tpm&ZbZ '
for ttw ife ir.tftl.tctd f lte t tA
utterto whk-h rnpt ttm ;,
TRIAL' ON tlllltl.t:
t of KtiiNAri'ivt; nnu
-SOLDIRR SHOOTS HIMSELF
1 tlo V.j 1 1 kkr1 1 1 r kiiKu 1 1 t tiittn f it hit
lamcdrt riAn t- r t nnr f neiiirrh f.ilbniMin i
been made in :idvanco of this announce-i y ,,n the-IVnnsylvania Limit cl on their
men, the. large letters signifying that Slx: month of lint war action, w from rhpa to Nw Vork wn4.u
something would -happen ' in the near I "d tonight most of the members who , . wrkl near Heaver
future, but-no one had suspected that "" iFnlk west of here, this morning. Ke
en loatc- nume 10 au ine cat! i uie , Pennsylvania Uailruad of-
next session Deeemlr ... , fiHals that jone of
Nornun Overcav!i, Shot Illmrlf In
the Lung Satunlay Nlsht at Hr.ti
Prlmte Norma n Overcadi i In a
Fittsburg. Pa., Oct. 8. Memlers of wriou t cnueai puyMnai c:t-
union at ms iime in ivaimaiui a
the result tf a m-lt intllcteil !ull -i
wound through his right lung, whicit
he reivivel Satunlay night aNur h
these letters would create so much in
terest. Committees have been appoint
ed who will see that every person liv
ing in this territory has an invitation
to start to Sunday school next Sun
day, and this invitation will be follow-
NTTTrtAnA I mission hqd been injured, although two
CHICAGO WHITE SOX j onginemeii had leeii buried in the
WIN THE FIRST GAME! wrckage and a number of passengers
had iwen hurt.
cd up by otbor committees in order to j WUh Initial Game on . Ice mite
lliviwi.- ... ...... .v.v , 1 n A O - r TTT IJ. ..... 1 1 .
ooi appear oiie lor vvuiiu s . ttaieign iiome uuaru uruereu uui io
Scries. Protect Neville.
( ominskev Park, Chiea-o. Oct. (5. ! (By The Awortatra Prm
The Chicago White Sox took tiie first! Hlcigh. Oct. S. The Kaleigh Home
Istep toward the championship in the -uard. a newly-organized military chu-
iirst Star Span-led world series . Iy. niaue up pncipaiiy or proiessi.m-
ever plaved here this afternoon when sllll ?,!SS uiei uas oeen nuw
i,.,.- i Ti.n- i "'it
l uc. iiiif rti nit VUUIU3 ui j. i.nc
did ir before a crowd of .'J2,000 men
started
It, is the hope and desire of those
behind i this movement to see it suc
cessfully launched next Sunday, and
to create . interest and enthusiasm in
the Sunday school work which will be
permanent and from which much good
will be accomplished, not only, in this
Trial f Fierwm. AtJrf nl I!ra4 f tO$
. - . rjt.pp!nf ' IU.mL ; '
iiif Ta awitM rt-,i
Maih?fld, Ma. in. -Tt trial
of CUude J. I i r fiiffI Uh 111
Uipplng I.bijrd Ki. liifBt 4 a "
Spr Irtgwl4 Mo, i4iilr, i-"fe.t ta It
Clrctili C:tt h-ie tUy. IVma, mtt
1 only jcr 'd t It at!-rl I
tf I he l4olr tw 4 w at ctarxrl
Vklth Mm In the al4mf bi .f tb ttf t
I b.i imd'ttr ttlrrm, ! are A1tc4 ..:
'-ler of fJUti!f"li. ' ' -
Altl:sll th t-t b t ! hi 1.1.
v br tily ti fuitod lu art attaHka
1 ctt f . did t.'t Cyarr iti lte Har0a
uc.ii.l PirrMi i. ttw tit tdbwi f kWl
happitig or attrtapiins ! iklnp, raf
ri- a lift -t itrtM' I ta lliift.
r v . ;
clok.
The bullet. . hie i was from -jArcctmt rf Srne af liV fa!t Cf
caiUHT riiie. jbimhi iitrousti ui iun ?
and bnlp-! in the.' ttack. r. W.;
,,?Th mi t eta i y of ttw omntj fair wUctt
in ill 1m Itfid ht i;ioia. oi4r 9 ta
if week as a base from which the
l'-arrass the-Cermans in the lowiands.
U'wivi I'asscliendjile-Cheluvet ridge,
f il the Uoudors-Mcnin railroads in
M'H-kboliu S;iv stronsr German naval
f'i'ts il;IV(' been sighted in the lialtie
'.l on the
I;uiish and Swedish coasts.
""i"! 'in.bably for the Gulf -of Fin
fr njlrive on TTelsin'gfors. Fin
Mini lVfrograd. The Germans are
ll'l Icl ho ci mi'iMifi'iitiiii i larmi fnrpp
( "ill . 11 l 1 1(1 lllji. l Jt.iv. v.vv.
1 'r.-inspDits. and plan to attack
ls'i uM'.ts by. la nd and sea.
GERMAN SEA RAIDERS
CAPTURED, IS REPORT
Roat Contained Machine Guns Men
Detailed from Secadler to Make
Ha ids.
(By' The Annotated TresM.)
London
I .... .!..! I... .. .......t..l ....
bv .Governor ltickett to protect
Earl Neville, the negro who is to go
Wake
1 a". a1.... .l.k . iL.i k
lormer huo are i u e kuu oi t nnrlmvi assaultel the wife of a street
Siv rn',V r the bh,e ot !!e nay,y"!car conductor here several weeks ago.
The ofhcial gross receipts tor t ie!Two UMSlKKVSsfni attempts were made
game werf $:?,l )2..)0. Making the ,,v IIlllls two wtH.ksi aKO lo takt. the
national commission share of ten iht uvut from jajj ,i nu. state iHniten-
cent .f7,:lo.20. the players share $"10.-! tiarv for the imnsise of lvnchiug him.
)02.08 and each clubi share $FJ,l(u.- j Xevilb then' was carriitl t Charlotte
1'J n bilr rate a .! g,ht lArrw ta
tbt- Ituki rmn! r which drawn.
aftT all liad tS 11 rtrl and trft flt
en a immlwr ib Jdf ha aaaf
caklug finiht Ttil ''ml t Unit
pfsri .! waa
t'ntn tt farxa
.t.
i for safe keeping.
FIRST LIBERTY MOTOR
TRI CK COMPLETED
Thirty-Five Thousand Will He Turned
P Out Ki Firvt Half cf 1318.
Oct.- s. A Exchange Tele-j -Hr Tt.:.ociniefl
graph Company dispatch from Mel-1 jm;,t ox-UK Oct S. The first Libcr-
't -u 1 1
I h-itish statements indicates h'.mrne, Australia, says it is reportod i tv Motor Tn'.vk for theVi;uiteI State j
in the intense
.,.iiti.v! that a whale bat with a crew orn.ci
!';,! ; pi t mi 1 l- -i. v. nitnw from the Soead er lias oeen ".i-
111 ' miners, ine (teiinue ie- 7 -
'''' ".'.t rm.rta was the -launch- t"wl m the vicinity of the I yi Islands
- I'Xj-cc cd counterattacks bv the
n:i'?i. The attack delivered after
taw harrage had heen laid down.
1,l ' ll'auc I'lKt nf Pnlvirun :M-Arl wliprp
, ' 1'iitish arc. established on the
;'V1( I'oint of Passchendale-Gheln-nIge.
The British guns heat off
Y '"'nnaiis a few of whom rerr.ain
" 'TtsMiuTs in Hrit-ish hands. -'
f'vonble developments ,in
- Uiissian situation are reported.
''"'iK-rote agreement, has heen reach
r' ,v lrlivsentatives of the overn
' ,'u 'emocratic Congress, and
hnnrgeoise, it is announced, and
, ' '""'HMliato formation of a eoali
n ,'a,.net is .planned. ' . - .
rin u-tt oont.-iined miichine iruiis. aul
the. (Sermans admittetl that hey had
been detailed from the Seeadler io
make raids.
Armv. the prMiuct or tne greatest m-
tor truck designers and combined gen
ins of twelve motor truck plant
Coroner Stone et Representative Me
thodist Churtli Iid by Bishop Candler
Wa.-hiugton. O' t. s. Tlw "' cornerr
stone of the Representative "church of
5h.OIthtist KidnjKd Cliiireh sw.uth
was to be laid1 here today by . llivht.p
Warren A. Candler, of Atlanta in th
'presence of ministers and church wr
munlt) Fair.
Flowe wa summoiM'.l t attend, the r nn'omniir tsjr itM.iMifw.
young man. ami tie- physician statt-i I O Kraiel i" - liddln II la
..l,.r l... itu.ru U , fbAUt.Utr .ir. 'ii:.-ni nwrawmir. w
man to survive. unle. lnfwtbm
some kind Mts In.
The caus of the rah d-l by the
young man Iws not leii learned It
1- said that he stated .he wa -having
lots of ' trouble", but h- did lHt e-
plain, lie was a uieinir i ompauy , rr,,Wl until all th
L when it left hen for camp eral t)vr like a chain
weeks ago. Sluc arriving then h ? pr,lu-f Un at lh- nu tmntdlf
had lxen transferred t Company A. t falr the rmitity fair 4I flr U fear
He evidently did not like to le !w Ith j one of th lt lu !! CafJluaa. rata
the latter eotupany. for a fw day sg j lug wph'tlw hfat rlr a u4 a Amm
he left Grwnvllle without obtaining ha U'n I ft iioturtff-l ii tak !ba fair
a furlough or a -discharge and It may a mhw, a all th i--pJ- mtv bblmt
have Ixi-ii the serbuiis of j th!- jit... TIh tary i tt and tUa
oSTeuM which wa troubling hita M!Ptd mxiHt timr with thoj:tjr afrat
IniM.u i itraieUijg annuid t rli?ir ft-cum-
i huidtl- and hs ngaI rb- iw
I fr lb tldwajr affratbm tbta fia-
. ... ... . . 1 . . I . . 1 1... - f mmJt
HILL SI MIAl .M IHHII..,wr iu, rt oT in the taiWkcf
, I f or fnU rtnmuftitr to t t!i4r rx
Irdcrcstin; and Enjojahh- Scrir ilfv jjaiu uhkh lfl 1- r--t aflrr
terday at Forest II ill Mr tho!it ? U it:g jiidfl. at tU iii.Totiniljr fatra
Churtli !o l litjr ti e t- t cittg t' tt r3Juty
ANNIVERSARY OK FOREST
tin.' i-t--n thirty sf fit KaiTSfff IMI
ti r. r a 'i i 011 I - - - - -
I f
, . . uur mi 11 niuiiH(,,iI -. - ' - '
sixty-two auto part factories, was com- j .... w. ,f
, . , . , . , , e . t I nittnl States Si'iiafor Koiimxin. or
plefeil totlay at a hwal manufacturing ' .l . , ,
A rather informa'l. but very iatierct-j ' . .
g and cnJoyi.t.V wnki- wa f lil .J;.7 ;
in
v";t .niav morning at Forest mil MHh-
i
,HUt immn. ine M;ai inr S(,m Ut?h m
,tn annuerry ui ine ?nwia, 1 ftl4i, ll.xf fa1 i tw1 ,11
I fie program w va in 1 iwrr" i ir. -..--
. 1 a -p"'a b. - 1- - -aa -
d nr p?l l ! tfc axi
ii.J'O" . Mil
".jt.:trn ejiti lair t Mr If
tfcna
J4
The presence of two German sea
raiders in the South Pacific was made
known in a dispatch from Samoa to
the Navy Department last week. Roth
vessels are said to have leen fhanned
merchantmen are reported to have been
sunk. The Seeadler was active in the
South Atlantic last spring, sinking
eleven merchantmen there.
plant.
The standardized machine, of which
rio.tiOO will lie turned out in the lirst
half of 101S. is said to represent the
perfection of auto truck development.
It is iiropelled by the new Liberty ino-.
tor. ' ' i . .
add res
The edifice is tit ost
BIG ADVANCE IN
PRICE OF COTTON
Attention, Boy Scouts.
Thprr vin ho a spocial mcerln- of
ht,M y S( ,mts toiffht at 7::i0 in the
I.v , of the Liberty Ian. Every
ls 'xi)K-ted to attend.
CAMKROX MACRAE,
Scout Master.
5,000 000. More to Great Britlan.
(By The Associated Press.)
eil:shl!?2tn' 0et- 8- Another
todivn15'0-000 ,was advanced
Mont ',reat' Titian by the jrovern-
I'.v
mere
htbhin.r dhie caused by coins
ii!t( j j , ne another, the' civ.'
tor nf "r loses one ton and a quar-
"'slver 10 ,.and eighty-five tons of
Missicnary Play a Success.
The missionary play which was
rendered Sundr.y night at the Cannon
ville church by the Virginia Preston
Society was an cniment success. It
was characterized with scaredness, sin
cerity, and-expression; which was
both impressive and instructive: and
it strikinrlv showed" three things
about our mission ;worI: in Africa:
First the privations and problems
of the missionaries. . .
Second, the awful conditions ot
the heathen Africans without the
Gospel. - ' . ,
Third, the vrlue of their souls and
the power of the Gospel of Christ to
save them. . .
Tlfe" music in connection with the
iplay was very appropriate. It was
excellently rendered, and was enjov
aA ilV the lnnre congregation pre-
News of Frost Sends Price lp to More
Than S5.00 a Bale,
(B3rTbe'-AMoctated lrm.)
Xcw Ytfrk, Oct. 8. Predicted frosts
in the south caused excited advance
t f more than .0ft a bale in the cit
ton market this morning-. January
contracts touched 2fi.4o or 7 cents-a
pound above the low level of Iad
month. loth fortngn and domestic
trade interests were heavy buyers.
A piT- ; ,
it. go to tt iiUi - ?j'.!ff
tir
far aa4
a"ife
H 1 .fHMAN 4rt
FKOST SI MIA V
International News Service Against
Associated Press.
(By The AW!ate4 1"t-.)
Washington, Vt. S. The Supriaipe .
(V-urt agreed todav-to review the
Federal decrees which restrained
the International Service, or Hearst
service from piratin'rV news mat
ter from the Associated , I rv
fJerman Rattle Cruiser Strikes Mine.
rBy T'e Awodaiwl Prru)
London, Oct. 8. Arrivals from Ham
burg report that early last week a new
German battle cruiser, while on trial
run off Helgolandstruck a mine and
was seriously damaged. Three officers
and twenty sailors .were drowned. The
vesel was towed into port.
P.
Miss .Elizabeth BinghaW of Salis
bury, spent yesterday here' at the
home af Mr. W. S. Bingham.
Joe Levy Ciets Two Years.
v. (Bjr The Aelate4 rra.
Trentrai, X. Ckt. S. Joe Ixvy, of j
Pittsburg, who ple:idel guilty to Im
pTsonating a son of Secretary Dan
iels, was sentenced here today -.to two
years in the - Federal ieniteHtiary at
Atlanta. Through passing as young
Daniels. LeryyJdained letters to prom
inent jersns ami succeeds! In gaining
admittance to the Xew York Navy
Yards,
New Liberty Loan Promises to Eclipse
The FirsL
Washhigto Oct,:tL-KeporU reccivcl
toilay from the various I Unserve dis
trictH indicate that the second Liberty
Loan Is outstripping the first. Each
district which has thus far reported)
shows subscriptions are far ahead of
the-records made the first few days f
the farmer campaign.
children and young jp!
talk w-re made by litln-rs. f
ing featun of the bnr 'wa the jr- j
mentation by tbe M-blof a UawIo m- '.
silver liaudle : .nrnbrella a a te:i of
love and e!e m ti Mr. W. It. Heil.
vb. for tbirtv-tive rear ha! l-m i
he superintendent of tl m!j T! Tlii and Uulttlmi of ( ol Jrr tTcalZl
premutation ,wh a maW.y Iter. J rr ,.p atf m CU.
Iht of tbis Minday --bl. I '
Mr. .!ell - npoude! In tlttidg an I i N ArVM. N- lt-iit. 4 frt
aHrVcbjive words. I In lart f tU r".?rr:i t- l Arf
. j. -djij.attl ladiralkei fr tili 44rr
w l!f mst iu li 4io taarluri
.jeitrJy U:lt It- tuart? t".t CtTi
a: zn f f it tf 14 ! mn
fr Jaa-
Tiie IJiFaUette Im eviration.
Illr TV Alatel rrj
Wabiiigtoii. ifcrt. S.-lSegir:Ug tl&-
investigation of the rph of Svatf f
I,Folb i:e U fore a r ,riln I'T tjt tf T
at st. ram: it, s-te emmit: iu f; ' Ar: !r
eharr. of iuiry rnapil oat ja pr 1"
lualnary pnt"elnne and tbn afl.un
ml until Tharlay to await further tn
formatbn from Statr IjilfoIMte
and al-i from fnar StrHary
Bryan. ' !
N putdlc liraring will !- l&U fr
the present, rtialrmau Ponwivii' an
nouuc!. and the cea;aitt-e ttierc
imssible tliat th inrrtigatioii 4riH W
cnclulel within a few" daj. iibly
witlionr any open Inve4fgationJ
Tradinx With Kucmy Lain
Wahingtwi. Oct. K. Announcement
of the mcthoil of adnilnlt ration
the tratilng-wlth-encray law will be
made from the White House soon.
Ccilttti ftftcr &i-f feJr. Octi
!r. rsi: i..TT,!T. 7r: Jaartury.
firrat Fall Sale at Ibr PrV-i2i Caw'
II-gintilr;s T!iur!jiy n'rtdt:g: Od
lir 11, te p4rk-!m 0. tlt Uta
thHr full a tl rBpSH !tilaf auS
tab f taifUiry. UJ - ar! ctifelrrm
ready-t-rsr, ts(. l4tdis. drr"-!i
tl staii menthltiz l' t&lr
Mre. Tb-ir tor U ts fa!l of laU
and Winter pl, hkli they tcrsLt
rlsht and rr gt4g i !! th aacaa
way. In thb ijiv tjLy tty fear
thrr mltl xsr of ad. anl yrt la
all thb iac tbey can mention a
matl part of what I bey hare to t,Zr
yoo. ...... ..-' 1 ",:Vrt
v u "a uaii y.
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