RRILL, Editor and Publisher;
PUBLISHED MONDAYS AU D T1IU I15DA V5
SIC- Yf irkr fir
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OONCGKKDNrTH UHS DAY, J U N B3i vca
NO.
5TAfi "I Ml
R f 0! S SUBJECT
DSf HI IS ILL
He Believe in -the Old Bible
Ultrine of Eternal Fire
$ Those Who Finally
Reject Christ. : . ;
PEl'MST NONE ;
'0F OLD TIME POWER
0ther Additions Made to the
Icmbcrship of the First
Church-Mrs. "Black's, Fine
Work at Piano. ;
? IT''1
.,. , freshing things nlout
' T il l
various napiisi
" It nm" of ir ol,Uime POWOr t0
Hie i'i"""' r
i" ;i" . .. i v, i.wul nf Hip
i Jvv l-li-vo Si. the, Bible con
,,f'vin a world ruined in". tli
t1?l Ul. im l.vpeleswithoUt
n n-i'ii"' intervention.; TUey-be-wtt.it
niilK'Ht the -rfjwl.lir.jf of
i(,K, ,ll(.rV is i... remission Beheving
... Lv .r-ach the gospel of Calvary
wr..i "p"" Jiiy; spirit -
IViH tl' -'"'",r- T,,oy believe that
.-hrti ili.'niivi t-l sinner believes and
(1,,lf,u.- Christ ho is. made to.ltecftme
. Ihil "f ;"1- regenerated and born of
(i,4V,Hl as Midi is eligible-to-' church
waiwrMv. "' very, gratifying
confess Christ join me
MVHTrv or KinvrrriNG
STILL INSOLVI J) TODAY
Hundred Sean Mil' Etrryuhere Tor
Missing Koy of NorrisUnvn, Pav.
NrrI?tow'n Vtu. Jrine 3. The mys
tery surrounding the kidnapping of
thirteen montlus old -Ilia k ley C'ou&b
Ynt who wa. stolen from hi rrlh ear
ly yesterdny, was still uiiw.1vp. today.
Hundred i of persons InHuding the
home police, member Vf the State" po
lice, Depnrtrneiii of Justice agent and
detective niri bed . the surrounding
country throughout' the night without
finding out Jhe child wherealut.
The jlice however, announced today
that I hey arc I working on jirojnisins
clnesCV - ; i-- ; ; .
Apparently tf kidnapper wa c
fiuainteil with.:th OmjrhHn home.
- riieiaby father i prefWent of u
PhiladcIJia lithoraphinsr oitieern uiwl
is a fonner FfirK-eron athlete .
Boy's KiJnappfr at RuiTalo Arrested.
Bneaio, .N. Y.. June ?..Une Valen
tine, allepl kidnapper; of, o-yt'arHild
mmi of Kdwnril Ia IWdle. fit Hmyrlm,
Delaware, wan arreted here toiiay.
The boy was later fouiwl -unharmed.
unit :
" iiiKiB i:: cmcfi
lv ai r.v t.y to wuuii
Ktr.'e f IIa.a2J t wrUfg li."Lfiil
lt of rkrk n :4'ti t.f tit AfUi.ip
JC"t lenr.inaK efj:l if if l.U
v o - r iit iv.v t m i
rusTii. riv ivt::rw:
s
henator Johnson and Senai;ie Nhww iuur.i(hi
tor Harding on. Hand. rk uur. u, thr .,r.
incir onnntT diaries uic
Beginninff cf Active Days.
CONVENTION IS v
ONLY FIVE DAYS OFF
tliin;
tin who
,:il)n.i ininiMllatelr; This is the- way
,hv iiii.I it when the Apostles preached,
jhi't thfit jrlinlly received. the - word
Kfii!'!iiitiz'l mid the Iord Added unto
jnrst dinrrh since" the last re
port; - ' ' "
ftf. Tlij't's theme last night was
-Heir mill it was evident from Jiis
troimHil of flie . rttibjeet that he he
!i,:vi(s inln' old Bible dM-trinc of
Mfriial fire for those who finally re
id rtirist. The congregation gaTe?him
an atti'Stive hearing nnd deep earhest
iifd p.M raded the. hearts of thCheaiv
The t-hure.h is under very; great obli-
piiimix to Mis. lvatie Iee Jcauoril.
Black for her fiiutlifnl and very errl-
(ieni work at tht piano. The choir
firlt.er!Vc!ly fttease when' she Is
nnwXi. knowhiff It lint how ever; diffi-
M'tly. Thev ajpreciate her service all
ir more heoanse she has done this when
it meant the sacrificing of -social en
gagHnentf. She has a place nit , her
mu in iho hearts of both pastor and
; At MetJill Street Church.
Another large congregation "was
pwnt last night to hear Evangelist
lliiv on "Uiiscality." Quite a number"
i'f people have heard this-interesting
iracher at every service and, count
ing his shop meetings at the various
amis, perhaps a greater number Of
pnple have heard him than have heard
any preacher that, has come to Con-.
cwl in a lmig time. Many' new faces
Ktf seen in tlie congregation every
nighM . . : iiv ;
Emphasizing the importance of Bap
tists reading their denominational.' lit
erature, an .opportunity wis given - to
tlifsc jresf it to subscribe - to their
site paper.; The Biblical" Hecorderr
mri Home and Foreign . Fields.' : the
iilission .journal of the Sonthevrt Bap-
t'st Conveiitinn. published at Nashville,
im. Aine subscriptions for the mis
sion journal and two for the Biblical
Rwmler were taken and nine bright
Wand girls volunteered to .take sub
senptionsr during the remainder of the
Dtfethifj. . . y : .
The Rooster -ehoir was furnished
wth ribbon -badges "to distinguish
'Bern from the rest of the craft." .
; After a prayer offered by Dr. per-""S-
Mr. Morris sang, "You Must Do
Whin.? With Jesus Tonight"" -
, ff 51 ?raPbic word picture ofJ
u.im which Jesns attended at the
of Simon the.Pharisee and of
woman who wns n siniW nn-
sointing his feet. TTtth roi fao yet art A
'P'ng tuem with her hnir: tha nrnoh
fr said,. "Women th. fli-ct tn Virtr
, til , 0,1 . wo,aan "t and the.lastrto
4 her hack. AVomen are.thelast
m(k a crooked man out and the
Ssll" llim ha'k' a"nd the reason
f ' ' Iar. IP seek ; woman's standard
jwoTT, ls,low' man's standard for
: 'Dan w high, and they both live as
fpeeted to live." . . -
i-heus was aext thrown' on' V
an! "Ury "creon and his character
V. rtrHiri" with Jesus faithfully
SZ Th evanSit said he was
I i smart enough to figure '"out three
i W u moncy ; inherit it work
",r it or steal it. - - -
termfKPayinK llis resPects in sizzling
mt Somf of the modern methods
! rtnE yl an1 fceeping-jrioney.-he w
1 niakeT , Kay,ng that : Christianity
i m'm T . mn stxaijfht, and thar
1 hlwith.mcund
' - """"ma Koss was rpceiver! hv
' Church m Wet Concord. Baptist
Tk,. "... . - ;
' 'TIia n n sect for i tonight is
":,vbt hln in The. World.!'.
WHITE AND NEGRO SAILORS l
CLASH IX'NEVirORT, ENCIXD
Windows Smaslicd and HcnseH Uadly
" Diumagedx Two Are Hurt. -
(Br ib Anocit& Prrtm.1
- Newport, England, Jnne ?.. "White
and- negro , sailors clashed in - street
lighting ? last ; .night and early this
morning in thi city. Ijirge erwd as
sennbled in the thoroughfares, windows
were Knlashe! nnd a numler of bouses
badly V damaged.- Several revolver
shots were fired.nt no -ea sua 1 ties re
sulted. Several of " the ; combatants
were liadly lieafeu, and ne White sail
or was arrested. Careful handling of
the crowd by the police finally restored
order.--; "- ' v '"
.; The: encounter, which was caused by
a quarrel over a Wcman, recalled last
year occurrences. "
' THE COTTON mRKET.
Nervous and Irregular Todays Active
v Months 5 'to 12 Points Lower,
v (By .the AMortated PreM.) ';
New York, June 3.'The cotton iriar-?
ket was Hiervous and lrregular-tft the
start today - with,ntlmen't evidently
divided: between"- yesterday's, bullish
croBifduilfavorable features in the
tndustftatand financial .situation. The
opening was; 8 point.-? Jower to 15
points higher, with active months 5
to 12 points lower tinder -stattered li
quidation. f ;r - '
Cotton futures openetl steady: July
r.8.00; October-:iT.r0; Decemljer MAZ,
Jahnarv-13.8M March rStf, - A
"Bad Grajnmar Causes Wilson to Veto
-; -v urn. c
Washington, June 2.--Because . .of
!'ba d gi-a mma r,M t Tresident y ilson to
day jvetoed a. bill, to make the Inter
state 'transportation of immoral mo
tion picture -films, a felony. The Presi
dent in his Iveto . message . said the
transposition of n phrase in the bill
made it ambiguous. - ; . ' -
The house on receiving the veto
message conducted an investigation
nnd Ifound, that an enrolling clerk had
transposed the phrase., The. , bill as
'corrected" by the President was re
passed tonight by; the , house. .: .
All of the Candidates Except
Hoover Arc Expected to he
on Hand JIajorily of the
Delegates Unpledged.
. . . . ... . .
Bjr AMlalH rrtM.)
Chicago, June X Senator Johnson
of California and Senator- Harding of
Ohio arrived In Chicago tolay awl
their coming marked the beginning of
active days of the preeon vent ion per-
Five days remain. tcf ore rhe Repnl
lican party assembles in the Colis uni
to pick-its candidate and those tlve
days ar expected to eontaln, c-rowded
hours btl conferences, last-minute align
ment of forces and final decisions
among the campaign managers. Every
one of the candidates crpt llerbf-rti
Hoover Is'expecfeo here., ; ;,'-;
Tlie advanee guard of the deli.ntes
if re beginning to arrive, and by .Sun
day they will be coming in ft, steady
stream. A majority of them to be
sure, are technically Unpledged, but
most have their leanings ; C
As soon as members of the national
committee are free from" consideration
of the claims.- of delegations contest,
ftlg for seats, things are expected to
move along with more speed. ; yv..
The committe today still had , be
fore it awaiting decision the Georgia
and Florida cases ami cases of eight
d 1st r let delegates from- MIssf sslppL
From these eases It was waiting to
pass on" to the contests from North,
Carolina, Oklahoma. . Kouth Carolina,
Tenlessee, Texas and Virginia.
Morehead Delegation from North Car-
, ---ollna Seated.- ,
Chicago, June 3. By unanimoiis
resolution ; today the Republican1 na
tional -committeel-dlrected Chairman
.Hayes to notify all State-Organizations
that they must discontinue holding lo
cal contentions- ftn the flection of na
lZJi UI-t,-.e iii ibices where It-Is
the custom and practice to refuse jttd-
W'isK tnarWif-i. nrt liii'r;sut
frp la "th hrrak f ih rtfk ttrlL.
ln.tirrurlfnl on tt O-tittai tf v,r.i
reil iHt rfk n'K ; j
Iarvrmft In it tt-izht 4tiiail4ti
ti nil rad tcrjit t K.mtU-rti are
rrpirtM tK.
RrpLarlii; Strul-r
CUrk Who or.
FalUbury. Jnw T rpl l
pnry ttie V) oih-r Ilailirjix
clerks w b quit jr-i enlay, Umt
olnVIabr and "' ial tif lb na
afrhI lst tjlght a ! ttmtt' nw
during the day.
No Clerk on Stride at ;rrentUie.
Greenville, Jnne .-No rallrt
Clerks are, ni ftriKe nie. a w re-
porteil la Atlanta last nlht by J. V
EUJ. TJ U iMilV. -
iai ty t-,t fm
ty im I-
LfUli'LO
rnn'"
IllL.il
LfWj
t "f1.
roi:nrss is to ia itm
i ;;i.lt m.xios srt i:mv.
Srmie Aflrr tTrU'i ! Ird4i
Wt Ktwn.
Illy ik itMrUiH hrm.)
VVahIriCl4n. Jhi J.t'jN
einl It preni jiturir ?.-f
IImht r.!i. .f tj.nm.m.'i t t4.
a Ki3 r -
anrf-A. bad rw-trt fa ll
Whifi HMte that Im"ttrt4. WiIM
tlkf tt4 Inteud u rail a wil urkm
during the umtsrr, o;;W i a ffrate
tiwrpwy,;,
The Vite ou the r'ltttbHi 41
to 2. It eaut after t atuiif t
Aeiion, vice preiu m or tae rura I rert. tne tsnr a t rr fr
jnrfitherDOiMi, it wa auntrtiiKiHi hHrei a rece In ie ti Jidr 13. mw
Return to Wcrk at l ayetteviad lTeiJf nt WU1 Not Call IHtra SrIdn,
Fayetterlile. J nne ! nClerka bx -I Wabir2lm. Je 3. lrel.rfit IVfl
pi&yel ; &y tLe Atunric at I,iresa ha anrted t!w lunate IW-ie
lUJlrual..'-if .ttdt clry, wrw wetit iu I rrat that If iL i.rt-.i Ki..u i
strike a fnv days ago in syuipathy If-ndd Sat imlay 1, wi!J call an
with tre striking employes, of thetra scjLm. tlftrli,- ih.. t.,nin .nm.
neutral or i.eorgia .jtaiiway .retarisfHll rncr unit in m rave Hrr
A imnu nH-ment t.f tb I,r4.lHti
dlbn wa uutde, in the N-oat to
llnr hr Ktn1ir 1 'ri.f rtt iwl Alal.ntnn
iw.tt.inM rn.iivi,i iH tmcraUy leader, yiw Mbl b bad
"""" ""! an extra wxsioii laI 1'U remteninta!
nn.. ium in ir.i..i tm.. i - . r - -
Viute line ai v v. v.i mn miu'l&l
z .. ... . . . t
, L i Sham rridrlsui rrnl th ailhmrti.
Four union clerks, employer!, in the I ' .illti j, .
ing at 10 o'clock. There were but fiur
It is understood that, the men struck
after receiving, orders to do so frjim
Spencer. Every office from Charlotte
to work this morning.
I'NION FREIGHT CLERILS
ta Greensboro, has experle,a f.Tlirush the Efforts of th Amerinui
"liSt-. " J.! Commute of Kelief In the Near
t ion are not affect ed by the strike.
. err PRICE OF COUARS.
Senator Kenyon. Uepubllcan,
moved to ameutl it m that ad-
onrnment would be to August SO.
AR3IRN1AN FAJIILIEH i
ARE BEING KECATTED
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Tins is ia-vr Avcmii -
IN iLHTi C Illl'S
ct iit in Ar" :.-.!
Ib 1I ;!-ttr.?r.t t l
In
Lower Cost 'of Materials Results
'Reduction to Dealer. . .
- New Tork. Juno l.-r-Cheapcr collars
w.ere promised here tolay when rjep
reseutatives or. one or tne largest col
East.
' tOr the AM(Mlair4 !.)
Constantlnojde, June S.-Hundred"
of " Armenian fainHis anei In-utg re
united monthly "through the effort s ot
the memliers if the AmHrican vut-
imlttee fr Relief in the Near Ilit w ho
ttf,;:..
women t:r;tcj!riii in tut:
m i:nm tin; r.niiisa uaa
- . .
slate iWrartmrtit A4.nl DUffWt .f
toluiUa nft.ltM.!ftrra fr Mt
tttrpt cf 'a f 4vrt.int II.
Br ike ut trr.
WalIi.ffttM. 3rij e--11
Pttmnt l.ta? 14 ntttt f
Cdwusbla tn;.nlviwt-f fur a
Iim tt of fat a t b-iMW
IttilWi Hag jrjkSrtday Mt frt cf h
Treiaary t'jr rtu-t e;ptUiw?t
with tf lrtb jiM!i.?o, '.
I tw ltl tiuut trt lis n l
ItUllVf, v;i; la I !,! ti ir.rft-t f. ll
atiJim ef tti j-ti ifli ifei t
by the ltritilt eEby, Ni !
w ert mada thrt ih 62 burtl,
nnse rJi-rei ninnr tbat time. "lb"
wie hate i' the TiaT
frt"rtly tt bqridBiE ff tb tug
pae.1 almost unm'th'tNl, atbe r
UK f the taWier lrfrcr mt thA
Treasury btdld;ar bad eral t' r
cite publkt eartmlty, -
State Inrtmetjt nfT.r mbt twt
Indbnte tib.lt aHbU l!l I"! tairti af
Irr the retni -f f.i r.at Ufi r-
ceJrcil. . .
trf t f,M
t
Rtiot on Wheal Had la Calami.
. Jlr, Ji. D. t;.itilnia, cfsnitity a if. tit.
itt;it-t thal.iu !NCal 4" tl
Minty the farmer have t.u wnJsi
f.f t
"lt in ,nt.f .f I, ft
tMttln4i I fwreil :'tt
M.I fi lb- 'r-tte fl If tf
t H. Trmre la Cwrja I f4i
N-w. VtW, 3. tns ii.
.f awn 1tM) IW -t '
ftmtb'fld.' . tit twly&f4rii
"t'rutimTt it ifrt n! f ! f 1
a-t itl fltig H
At ttrf 'if 4!t t:4sr tt ! m-t .
dl t at tlwir !! t -t tt.e -
'tBtH 'fnl 4 i&t 1 K.iss,
Tle tfit MtxUi t tJf t.atr 1 f-t .
Ut tlrm tf tt Krv'fvtatf f
atui ifr ( s 4 n m ft. It l:i
bar nianufacturing .corpora tlona
"nouse Orders Senate Resolution.
- By th Aaaoijlated Preaa.) -
Washington.- June 3. The Senate
resolution declining grant -President
Wilson's request fo authority to ac
cent a mauda't over Armenia, was
ordered today by the House foreign!
relations committee, unairman - x-or-ter
sahl he. did not expect to ask the
House for action until tomorrow.
Democratic members of the commit
tee offered a 'substitute, .declaring that
'Congress belieVes it-unwise to grant
the executive power to accept a man
(Jate over' Armenia until after ratifi
cation with the Central Powers.". This
was voted down by the Republican. ma
jority. ,-vJfvJj '
;--:Cnarlotte TiHageJ C
rhnriotte Observer. - 5 , f
A lady I met yesterday- in one of
the drug stores said, "I have been
looking for you all. day. I want to Ull
vou something that I thought awfuyy
funnv. s I was in Kress and a .lady,- a
Rtraneer to me. was at the phone. She
was trying to get the operator to an
swer, and she exclaimed several times.
That's the way with" these village tel-
"Jnst for run, i asiteu. er wm-ir.?"
was from j and what da you think; was
the answer : JWinston-Salem' I" ? -
Supreme x Court Asked tou Review Ar
; kansas Cases. s-'V,
J (Byi the Awoctated Pww.) ?t
WochhVton. June 3. The Supreme
CiMiW in netitions filed-today was ask
. - . r
ed to review the cases or x ranic aiwic
o.t five other- negroes convicted of
murder in connection: with the race
riot in Phillips County. Aric, jasc soiji
mer. All are to lie electrocuted. . . The
court expects'to act on rue peiuam-
when it meets next juonuay.;
tit.. .
nists Advancing on the Polish
Fronts. y
T tb Aasoclated Pres :'l
nsts f!!?lJl'nV-Russian - Bolshe-
end of thJ ni-V a(lvanciag on each
alZ i ohsJ front blJt are being
hitrln 'al stattmcnt issued yes
reless ad received here by
mission to negroes.'
: The two white : delegates ' from the
second Oklahoma district were seated.
The '; negro contestants arguetl unsiic-
cessf nlly K tha t - they had - been , ba rred
from . the" Muskogee convention. . ;
Jn the contest from North Carolina
the Morehead delegation was seated.
On.e contestant appeared to press his
claim ; against them. , -'.
Unusual Demands for Tickets for Wo
i.: :.: ; ;"-;; men.-';'; -"' ;;
Chicago, June 3. The added Inter
est of women in politics Is responsible
or the unusual demand, for tickets to
he Republican National Convention
this year, according to Chairman Will
l.vHays,, of the National committee,
whV said today he had received 150,'
000 requests for the 13,289, seats. More
than JLJOO applications for the 07s
pr3uckets,have been received.
"The requests rrom women ror i ies-
ets are unprecedented." Mr. llaaes
000 requests for the 13,280 seots. More
cations for every seat."'; ; ;
1 1 -
BARRETT SAYS PARKER ,
IS LABOR ALTERNATljE
l ftr eatteril-throiirbmit the lendin! over ttie Nne rul xthuM Ua J- a, tu f tl e Sr f
cities of .-Asia Minor with headquar-tared m tnnt, f tb wheat. tb rnt I tsw-f.t t'-a-hi lim H 5,il 44 ft-
ters In this city. In tiie. deportationfcl ieing woi-m .n ine rrop nif u jtim. All ! SW
of J of the last four yearn, Armenian baTejraIcI mi Unl f.rmly lt lrrr. j .j , rt tti U t
been shuttled . 'about' U'fore various
military movements with the result
la n wrote ti !r? I. A. Wi'tf'!
te II JT 1 n ' t M.it.!, wki j
erfklliroughouMheeonntry to jsell that nearly every family IVeaftTd,y
product ttlKi cents each. They how for news of niisslnx mfyibers; ' '
retailing as high as 35 rents- : Levon Sliamllan. a young Armenian
Mr. Jowlui8i
;or tiie jstate
tia. aHrtirtHi. rti r 'rfe i f tit- f.i. i
In rejrntd to wln-at nvt. ?
In Wolfe tntti that p"ah will re-
IW-!. armie of the wlirat rM. a?d wJH
tnrtke.tbe wheat mttre rel4ant jraint
Troy, -N. V.. 'announced- tliat , whole
sales prices bad been jsit fo enable hre-
tailerfk
its
are
'No reduction Jn - waes vr. overhead I w-ho is now a sUcrewsfnl hien hant at
charces. but slmnlv eheancr eost of knfl. I ItalikCjihrr. recently loCntel His mnn
terials, have brought the lowered pr,icer j er. ami young wster, inrongti an aarer-ittie iHir. jr. ni.ire aiM Mates mat
it was ernlalncd; The additional xtatc-1 tlsement printed in a loeil fwiier bylaff exnerimetit U Uis tna1e't Wet
rlvaspii-' uru k.-juii'dt i'rwiceuH,i luietgn witn variety-r tat 't tttrrr ri4 4 a 14 lrrfi
wno ts mrextins tne AmerM-an mk r!t rettant. and whicJt fcas imn emi ih , btrry 4 tmnn
luuvt-uifui iu uime AriwuHii Mjervsjuiiy raiei ia rum, inne
csnamiian is preparing a nome tr incmi f a, with a view of determlblns If
in nalikeshlr. . - - I thia wliMt tlll.rruw in . ibK htitf.
J.ttn n.rtcMt!inUmhiMi iv I Tne-ntittory. or.ine namuan. larauy 1. xtj. !ni rarietr will not t a m.
v v a a v a ovu . aw ma - a aawv w - - - - . a 1 - "
New Orleans, Lav June 3.-Theli2th g typIT or, ln ! .iT ntable at firt as the vaHHie now
anniversary of the birth of Jefferson BUU L 7,7. i " hi Ta,ml ,M Ia,1' K w
Davis; first and only President oil -the '. -'V'? enoitgn in at lean umr yw
ment was made that this company
the first to advance wholesale collar
prices when production costs hegar-to
rise and is the first to reduce, t hem. -
1)r - r2J-t t. tit fir!, ,f .-ii,
ft Miklta ,'e I 1 ;.! Ms tea rtr
tJt il tb d rt. fw"t J f I'm Ur4
Wrtigbt I laf f e filtrt. z ait-f
atMl ftRiir4t t'i !i;ft'-1 t-r
PnnfprlPfntA KtAt nf Annrtcn. kvaa "r " "V"' ' . t IUlrlInte tltcw ail oVef lte iaw
Wcalber In Kotitb Mrt Fat arable Fer j
.OoCloit."''
Wa h tngton. June 'J WI b J he rt I
eastern fcihwjf and the rtrrme
notlhwetcrn ftrtbn tf tle Iwlt., ca
lf Gardner Is Nominated lie Asserts
That Republican !Yil! Be Elected.
New Betn. June 2. The democratic
voters5 of North Carolina must nomi
nate either Morrison or Page for gov
ernor at the polls Saturday or the labor
vote of the state will elect Parser, tne
Renublican nominee, in r November.
These are in -substance the words of
James F, Barrett, editor of the Asne
yille 1 Labor iAdvocate and orator-in-Chief
of the non-partisan lalior com
mittee actively - interested in the gub-.
ernatorial campaign which ir.now, at
jthe apex of white heat v - 4 ; ;
He dwelt at length upon labors posi
tion with reference toihe office holder
and contended that-v the questionalre
sent to all candidates provided no
plalge. as Mr. tlatdner asserted It did.
He is a fluent speaker anu receiyeii
much applause. ' ; , ; - r
He concluded his remarks hy asking
the voters to favor either, Mr.-Morri-
son or Mr.: Page with the nomination,
and warned them that it was, in -his
belief, -doubtful if Gardner - could be
elected over the Republican nominee.
Mr.' Parker, Previous to the speaking
there was a parade -of union railway
fehopmen, who bore lianners boostimj
Morrison s candldacyr !
vo.ieqruiiiaiPs vi wiurrxca, . ra Shimlian and bis father wre-eparat-geneyallyi
observe,! w throughout J the tm-th! rest t the family hy t lie
South today. In several of the S ates urkaIafcna Vun was fon to go 1 li
the day was kept as a legal holiday. t Turki.,D arniy and las never
wirn a ciosing.or twe courts. iwini,th-T. hu father - 111- rrand- ' , .t i
and: mibllc offices. Elsewhere the an- LL, MVI'. Vl imlli ceptlon of retain anws In. ibe
nivcrsary-was appropriately observed nliJ moU,er was taken .as servant by
by the public school and with-meeting t.. - prflnn3Uh. wa-s .taken as a
t be , I Tni t el Conf edera 1 e
allied organizations. In this
Mr.; Davis spent his last
Where-his death occurred
there was a parade of
veterans, in honor of the
niversary. :
ffr aitl irtft rj nf fb n.t
type i I TUfjM wifb t ?1 Im
puI'meriTO frpe.l terI. .Tte- tW
ariiir ff tl Tetie fc fte !o
H tUUk ftf liirt frf &btbfr
Mt lmiim mt tja tiA A fir -Wi
the tr 1TJ ratrr t&,tlvi t f
fjre than JO tJCuVf il
Wathbfil N lea fer W-ri f tt U
"f lJtlrt.(.
CVvelafrl, bA Jie f ,: Ttul fW
Girri!ifit I il.x rllfR,!..
if riu a fid fresk ; lr
! ...t. -ai.a. 1 '. I
Veteran and .mi -liHiehter came tinoii each other Jmw "r r,w r " Vf"J ... . A. . 1 i b" t'f rrtW4
city. Where nnexnecteillv In the American r fuge nP: nniue m umnr 1 iar m - ,Mjf t,T fw.ll it f 1V.1-
days) and at Alntab. both baviiig walke.1 bun- tartory prosres. aemiiiut m 'ltm. J 11 ALtt f Aftfi
in 1889, dreds of miles .4 ml. iiftered: tcrriUep"' ""' "H' ;irral I'A'tr. in r.frr I i..tr
Confcilerate hunger and -hardship in thclr earch M" i"'7 ' ,r' 11 with mzArm t t?.e i,i.i i;f,
birthday an- for Relatives and safely. 1 ' too nA the first fuirt of the 't! JlmnfarttW Ai
' K I- tw e -tll nlo 1 prlntelh be eastern wrlhi iikI l. i.-l !kII Wraibetti'. in dlnf f
!
3Q0.000 Textile Workers Get Raise To
taling 21,000,000. j I I ands of - homeless
' la Armenian papers, In 'America '; In wet In theorthwer. -.
o- the.hope of-findlnj: homes for thons- nJiwvth waa rurd,l in
amLs'of -homeless children who may Carolina by end ( tusbta awl
all air ilw ersjs;tt,- La 1!
Ntfb jtry, rate rs:iUitj t!.'; j4&t '?t' .
Stebbini Ready to "Testify.;
!-.;r (Of the; Aaielaed Praa.) ; . ?
? Wflkhlnetoh. June 3.--IIorace
cfhKina nf.Xew York, the first treas
urer or tne'ianwiu-uvwu
sought by isubpoena servers 01 me
senate investigatuig coniumiw .m
several .days, wired the eommitree to
day from .Montreal that he had just
heard'ef he search for hln and deslr
ed to testify. He will be heard tomor-
row. i ; . ; ,vr--'-:::' -' v ' ' V
-:. -'- ...... , - ;
Rock llhl lias 803; Belmont 2,941;
. ,(By the AJ4oelal Pieaa.) . -
1 Washington, June 3. Census figur
es announced today include Belmont,
xr n ? 041.. increase 1,765; or N 150,1
rAr pent- i Rock Hill, S. C, 8.S00, in
crease 1,593, ' or 22.1 per cent.'
oiwtorTjune 1 1 renerat increase have' friends or relative 1o America, moisture la nee.le.1. iti thai tale; 11 9tt4 terk yie'wiM I Wi
of " i - InVrxlmateS The American committee, had nearly a general Imrvnhent w rrf-'fte.! farir ay Mt. in tn-itf tw
OOOOO tATHlA tmUtSl wnt into 30,000 orpha us in.the Conrntantinople from South CaroJit. . altlrtsb It twt t4 mmm-n om!, WratLetty
eZMo"fnXwHSantext districtna-nely twice that -- tI fjj tt-v UJ fZuluttXTZ
centres. Approrimatdy $1,000;W)0 will number In the Dei rut area. gr.nrth. Ih bulbtla saU. ,1.4
Eir CeorK roy Kale .Cloe fturuay
. Vtrfi
Tlie Park-tVlk Company I rotstfa-
uhut the IMg Jlconotny Sabs all fMi
wet-k. imrififf bl Mle ymt wi'l ril
ti"'1 iviPHjTTC. ATI0N INTO v
uiiu. framing tue luurwia, sun in- - --: Z,.nn; irviTVTJ
u iumivi.1, mil mr vivuui, iw .u.i ... - t ' i-.ml nrfl lift
were four years ago. fi"ST.
A majority of the unerganrzed mill! A"' " w " " ' tz la toons litindretU of ctfer ttinr a V
workers have accepted the increase,: as I WasWngton. June f,ae.J!"'7 tcf l-eantlfnl ctit gbts iric4 at ft AH
ions. ;in ome Instances,- however; noUures was jmerropw i Satnnlay itisbt. Juoe Sth. it .10.
action has neen taken on ineouer. anuimeraners oi w pmuHmcr ....y,--0-Hr) ,k now pa4 -t .to. t.ar
ed in tne aeoaie tm im-. '
unt nn the rew.lnt ion providing for
N. .W. Passenger 'rrain imaneu. I adjournment of Congress onaioniaj
. (Bt thA AaaeelateA Preaa.'l i I io Ha tnterrnntiotl lbe CtrtOniU-
i Hagerstown. Md- Jnnei" a-PasKen: J tce reverted to the fl nahcinr of Ma j.
w trnin- Kt 1 ftmiUihounrt im thfr Nor-1 nn - TAmiartl Wood" campaign. Cll-
foIv& Western t Railway, containing hng W. BBurtt. assistant to Cot. Wil
sleeninc ears from New York and PhU-l!i.n f. Froctor. of CmdnnatU as p-ft"
.oinin-".- .wni nMr AntiPtm lT.-l. r h. Worid mmUt. wm-iwuni anion
tee anlie4 to draft an njd?5T,t
gain. See th?,j fwses of e K in
1 1 hi paper.
- ffi i ft iiiimiii t i ir r ir "
The Treaty Wth CAnli.
nr the AMriate4 tra.
wasLimoo. jcoe Tr;e mnrn : WMr i. .r f! - ..f . rr
tne prr?jen treaty wun toa:.a t -i- t jLir!i it at.
. .... . fl , I - --- -
trf bate l49j
aHtfi tfc llfee, .. ' . .
: X ; o Party cw.;' ' - ";
The ifty r W'tn If ?rtnr
la it f U4i:nnf trjw -f l!i
Twain fMrtfl fy, lr ;Th--!
tllriw,1' Kbkn l fa at. IV
tts!8M.t)t Tblfe tflfy. l-r
f ftf tle tf-it?iiw ,f rir
family. It w .lr i f trt r;
fciw that the lrf tifal -frr
rrtiVt , rif rT tw.rfbta t f.
bad become fastened in a trestle No
passengers were Injured, but five train
men were hurt
1 1 VtUa's Attack Repulsed, r
. (By the Aawoc-latnl pre. ;.
,Washlngton ' June 3, Advices totlay
to the State department saut Francis
co Villa; thOrebel leader, reported to.
have attacked, Tarral yesterday, and
had been repulsed, with some loses.
The formers governor- or vninuanua
was saidyto be in active. pursuit of the
rebel chief.-v; s?t?i - -
; Drowned In Cave During Storm.
(By tie Aaaoclated Prcaa.)
Nashville, Tenn: June During the
heavy ram and electrical storm last
night Andrew Holt, his sou ; and ; a
daughter were drowned when a'eave
in which they '.'soughtTefnger-overflow-
edJ; ::,,'::-'i:;:'-;'--' v.
: ?;o' President or ex-Preident
died out of the United. States.
Has
To Burn One Third tof thcllcases ln
" , Vera. Crux. wK; .
' (Br the Aeeiat4 rrji
'Mexico: City, June 3. One-tjiird of
the houses of Vera Crnz will be burn
ed because of .bubonic.- plague 1 1 infec
tion. It has been decided by citizens of
that city, - according?. to the Excelsior
tlay, . : '- !.: ; .- '
Bolshevists -Ector Tapital; of Persia.
(Br the Ajexate4.Pre.; .'
Constantinople. ; June 3,TUe ; Per
sian' legation .has received a .dispatch
saving the Bolshevists . .had . entered
Teheriu, the capital of Persia.
VEfird's 'hasr knoebed the Ut torn out
of high prices on men's clothing, which
has been reduced. Ifrom 25 to 40 per
cent. foraFriday,' Saturday and Mon
day. , See AS r&z at todays
tw. .lil he tiras a-ociated with-he
Wood campaign ntvtll the change Ju
hA mana cement last January , when
Jdhn T. King quit at national mana-
ter - ' '-' -
thlft nffprnoon ami exti io i ''ltf aftt'rfTier ti. eirl-t. tre.
. - -' - . - -
the present pliase tomorrow, ;ujwrn-i fartdtnre eftrcrfii. jol i-ntHr f
ing then for tne' i;epuiii.--'aw"M- loiter twnr irois wsiiwr h
Convention. -'. .:" r ? I tint whkb ba Mtbrrto t-n nb
Me -and Mr. I. l .Cltrane, Sr At I 4 v.cti rotairimthe t-j tste lstmn
-1 tome Ttaj. - - i ta e nriee i tf
Invitations asjTclb'w have befn i-j reefy tene la mtttar ni vti-lmz fTr-
atM.s. : A T-ra ii er tnztfsmm
ts "ttantftiw-l ethyiefee. -fca a aiijttiy
higher IrieSicUot; . -;" ' ' - . . '
??n:y b f 1!" f-.
tf irtkt.f!y tbtt-ity .?.
K'lt-t3t ; l-ra . I a-irs.t tlns
;;A new ln.lo.try fca Urn Jatfo4oefjtiU Vnt r:Hmti ls;,l'
st Milan, Italy. It fMf la tbly t t- T At fi
Btanofartor - of iias ru.t "rV wib 14 rta:iy a fc'';!'
1
. . ,
Mr. and ilrs. II D. C. It raae.iSr.
, - .' . t At .Home ; ? ?
lrlday erenin?. Inne the fourth,
Nineteen bumlml and twenty
'lne to twelve o'clock .
Mist Mary ISransoa CoUrate. , ; ;
In Constantinople it U lrapoiute to
Mmnmrtit with. auj.Jin. by . taall.
h. nn must send a .?rV3XA With
I the mosage or; onU. j - :
... ..u .... -
trian.enIt was rt?klil q-.;e t
prf-per ttisr ia Etf-axl f?r a ras
i to ..ciat;re, kle3i w Lh b!. ta rtrr at
ithr-epdof daoe.-. . M .; .
t.ia i-i a i.v J t u ; a a ys r.
..- Wifn Vt ttT tr ' !.!.'
' mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ' t
It i Yalt tttl .. evftil reffrt
bs-1 ft?;; .!r Crts-t tn j
mw tt.e Jf.-ri!? ! r?--l t,f t; rnrrfe
ref. aM !b-f tats t Afceflm ttiti
tl r-ilftt n t I"-S
it U ft bte t r ' i:,t Lt l;t t:i
the gUA t eW;t f J fa ai-1
U l etlutU'Yta
trrtt f I-5 rmrj ty tL f---t
eiA"rr:iar tatItJi!5 l J'!l!i4a
i -an t ertatt tu -r-
kul tre ii ti-rlr htt wj;.