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Elected Saturday by State
jlfehway Commission.!
vrT AsTlioHY
oVKPv HOTH ROADS
. : w r Wilkin.
ton Kecomineiiucu ivovm,
j0ute and the Commission
1'romptly Ratified It.
of tlx- Highway Com
Sijitf of North ("a roll-
Ti,,. lilH'lH '.7
' ..vnri ill
tli the highway uki
Coiirnnl Frifl;ir. night
1T.
,',-k fmiii Raleigh, nink-
tiv jiulomohile, and. spent
j
IV mi'
, . .., tin- si.
Cloud IMri. The
ni!.'i'
in
i i.fuiiiissiott here were.
.,iiif r- 1
I'iifrc, J. LI wood
. ' c Wilkinson.-. J. G. Stike
"V M i:'.- J.--F. Cameron,
f " ; i r i a 1 1-1 W m. A ; II a r t. '1 in s.
; ,.;,',,, , j h i" nu'iueer of the High-'XmnHi-n.
ii also with the
!i(lr W Wilkinson, of 'harlott,
Vdrii 'liH'i' f ! i which
i'jidrnis. "mii!.v :uil .Mecklenburg
3Tf '1" ' i li 'I'-i''1' of t he ( 'oinnnssion.
?,, .. ViTkinon. to locate the
v,iy'jn"jli'i vry way possi-
Mkinx iit Hil. matter from the
j,'iwlH.iiii -f i.if.'iiiecrs, ami ;also from
..'.Ijlll.llH.illt of the IM'OphV Who will
ynvd "l.y tin' highway. He assur
N iliuM' lin talked with him that
V ( '.iiiuiiii" was -here with a mind
'Lluirly iiiil.iastc.1. and would go in
t,jt!it' niiiH'-r i 'l'at I'iriN reaching a
W!ii-ii'ii .only after nil considera--;u
hn v ! n carefully weighed.
Tbi- visit uf tlie Highway Commis
iin in Cniiri.nl in a hody was for the
Unwise of snijig over the two routes
Vaviii Ct.m-onl and Charlotte, .in
nnVr .in 1' i'l'' ny in the highway to
1 mldjiti'd ami liuilt by the statt'
jt a linnl snrfaeed highway, from
wHity i':it t'i r conuty-seat. They left
wiv Siiinnhiy in a lunly on: their way
tl'li:iHn!tc. "going by way of tbe'N'n
titl. Highway mad. and. returning by
n' n( tlie; old Salisbury road.
limn tin'ir return to Concorrt they
ten holding bearings,""- giving sup
tiirn'rs of the two routes an oppor
tiiiiily of 1m -Ttig heard before final de
fisimi in the matter is made.
Tlie National .Highway route ns It
w rims, with Hie elimination of all
!r9iKrnsiiigs is to be ! the .State
tfmny. lit was iiiH-Kieu aul(Iay ai
mm hy the State Highway Oom
miiii. iii session at the Court House
I'uiiroril. This decision was reach-
fd by tlie Commission after having
!rsreli.(l in a body over both the Na-
Nal Highway, and the old Salisbury
Mtc mill .after hearing much argu-
Biiit fur each of the routes. The coin
fcsinmrs reaclicd 'uncord late Fri-i
fcjniglit liy antoinobile from Iialeigh,
il Satunlay morning began their in
"tiini of the two highways. They re-
'iiriiid to Concord about norm. and nt.
uVliK-k hold a hearing at! which the
rits of imtli rentes were presented.
,Mr. Tout 'Griffith, chairman of tJP
"fluty comiiiissioners of - Mecklenburg
"limy: attmiicv William K Marshall.
jtf niaiiotte: and attorney , J. Lee
Well, of Concord - srwike in favor
rttlie old Salisl.ury road. They point
"I wit ; the facts that this proposed
""liP is about, two mill's shorfpr. hnd
iiat it would be opening up a section
Hviii need of a road alsolhat the
Jiatt highway is not compelled to pass
? ,llp bnkson Traininsri Rfh'ool. . ns
lPn-oiitt'iKlc.l that this was no state
JJitiihon. althunsh the state did con
nti money to its upkeep; and that
Mas .purely personal interest that
rcspoiisiide for the present grade
'limits and present location of the
wi.mal Highway. "
"turner II. S VilH-.rVc nf Onn-
- - mill IHi'i
"'"I: Tot T T -.t.
and att.nney-K. T. Cansler, of
."'"ai Highway route, miev nninted
m their talks that this road is al-
is c-stai.iisii.Mi on the Mecklenburg
- "on almost twelve miles of hard
"fiiiml road : that it i tio TiotViooi
- ' tJV J 't ii (lit
iiignwar Route: that, the
Trainimr is-lonl i nn th5
" - "".'It It wmil.t
W ,'"om,oih.l and , natural re
n.sor the seel ion through which it
i whereas on the old Salisbury
Jr,i,i MV:H "" nsrh-nltural, no com-
r(lll! or ii.'n, i .. .. . .
Wun.,.1 '""" resources to te ue-
W V '""H'aiismi with the-Newell
v r' U Nvas stated" thatthe
ii , KU0l,nl 1Tiway serves 237
SaiKlm: 'K'unst .,! families on the
hiubwav ra,1: :that the present
W', Sl'rv,'s live churches, and
Ho,rVW'ly s,lluols- 1
Stite n;,,lk 'Va chairman of the
nchKi,.. wi'y- Commission, at the
'ihtr ;Ul nrgwments.
oalled
th in . 1 (""!inssioner for the
tin ttvtr,t t tn;make his recoinmen-
'""I'll ;,
Ir. Win'.. ,Jw rente to be adoDted.
m'N ln,l ' "la
hlM 5'' m''T detail
v. "Visum ;..
" ! I'll r inr i n nni i-itu
nun m: iiiiit iii.-
t careful con-
before reach-
-M-ftoll - ". "i
the mnttor TIip
rfa, 1 llf' aid. is alreadv hard-
" i it.,
eradp ('barrus County line,
olfl. h' ' 'rosshigs on this route
tlia v. Hinated hv re-loontiotis
S at -v-:'and this should be
Tlie is-v ., om 4000 to $50,-
ffi..
-"ID
ury
road, he said,
Z rdsnrf "Uf:s whih would have to
""lllNh! ut l (l.
would cost
Since the
vt.of ke S-r'0.00).
Hiatl;"7 to be expended is';
e "Jtorest of economy, and
Truce Had Been Agreed Up
on by Government Officiate
and the Irish Republican
Leaders.
DISORDERS NOW
ONLY IN BELFAST
Confidence Is Everywhere
Expressed That the Repub
lican: Forces Would Ob
serve Truce Order.
DublJuJ July 11. The truce in Ire
land agreed Hpm Ity government offi
cial and rep jblican lenders pending
the pence, negotiations went lnt
effe't nt iioon tKlay.
xi Dublin th complete diKUppear
ance from the streets of the military
pol'vpe ml lorrlex and armored cur
markeljlhe oflicial leginning of the
truce. f- . - - .v i
Iti Loiidomlerry, according to - the
terms of j the truce, the pollw at nnm
were nurtunoneo; to barrack to hand
In reprtfe, NuhsWuently.resuming their
street duty disarmed.
In IJelfast M'here disorders begun
Sunday were still V-o'ntiniiing lit lesser
degree this morn!iig. the jmlh-e were
still retaining their amis.
The DUbliti castle olliclals and other
in this c-jenterwho hitherto had been
unable to walk in the streets openly
were going uhout this -morning as
under normal conditions.
Confidence was) everywhere expressed
here today .thai republican force
wuld bserve the truce order.
TUE cotton market.
- -: r
Active Months Sohl from 13 to 20
Foints!. Above Saturday's Closing.
-New York. July 11. Features in
the -ottoir trade this morning were the
strength f of the Liverpool market and
increasing spot business reported these.
Sales of spot cotton In the Buropean
market for the day w ere 12,000 hales,
til .largest total for months, and
private Rabies reported a lecided im
provement in Lancashire. The local
market opened firm at an advance of
12 to It points in response to this
showing which was. on!j. partially
n)olifiel by the . weakness of t he for
eign exchange and active months soirt
nlonf 17 to 20 points above Hatnr
lay's elos'Jig figures , during the early
trading. ,
. Coftm futures opened firm : July
1 2.H0 offered : fk tober 13.00; December
l.-.r0; January 121..W; March 13.S4.
Over 50 Per Cent", of Enlisted Men Ask
' 1 1 for Discharge.
Newport News, Va.; July 11. More
than r0 per cent, of the several thou--fnnd
ehlistetl men stationed at Fort
Monroe.jXangley Field, and Camp Ens
tis havej requested their discharge from
the army despite the fact that many
men in this state are out of work.
Miss Lillian Cringle, nineteen year
old. is town clerk of Peel,, in the Isle
of Man, and the youngest person to
i : l . rv xi tT !l. Trl
noia tnax . omce in ine umieii x.uig-
dom. - I.
keepingj in mind the: fact that more
people jsvould.be- served and it would
be to the lest interests of nil the peo
ple, Mr. Wilkinson ' stated that he
would recommend the route by way of
Xewell,! with the two grade crossings
in Cabarrus County eliminated at once,
and the two grade crossings in Meck
lenburg1: County to be eliminated as
soon as, thepresent highway had to le
rebuilt-l Commissioner Wilkinson also
asked that Chairman. Page have the
commission take a vote on his recom
mendation at once. .
A motion was made and seconded
that Commissioner Wilkinson's recom
mendation he adopted, and after a
discussion it was unanimously adopt
ed. j . " " ,
. Commissioner McBee, immediately
after th evote was announced, in a
few remarks congratulated those pres
ent on ithe fact that the Sixth District
has -as! its Commissioner a man who
is faii inst and courageous in the
way he handles all matters brought
before j him. Tlie Commissioner, Mr.
Me Veei said, had gone into the matter
carefully, and reached his decision for
thn-wV tntprests of Cabarrus and
Mecklenburg Counties. The speaker
added,! shame-facedly. that the part of
the Salisbury route in AiecKiennurg ;
County over which the party rode to
day made him feel that .he was back
in his mountain home, and he asked
that Mecklenburg County come up to
Cabarrus in the matter, of completing
this , link of good road connecting the
two towns. County Commissioner
Griffith, from Mecklenburg, assured his
mountain' friend that this road would
he built in the near future.
Thus is 'setted one matter that for
the past several montns nas oeeu m
eussed heatedly by many of the peo
ple of Cabarrus and Mecklenburg
Counties. There were times in the
conference held Saturday much heat
In the discussions, hut throughout the
whole meeting there was a spirit of
friendliness and no bitterness was de
veloped. After . the decision of the
Highway Commission was announced,
Attorney J. Lee Crowell, who was one
of the champions of the old Salisbury
stage route; arose to state to the Com
n,i;nn that althoueh he had urged
h ortnrtinn of the route that was de
cided against he was ready, and he
felt that all the people he represented
were readv to get in behind .the Com
mission and help them in every way
in the big
State. t
road-i)Uiiding worK. oi im
... ' : . t ' ' '
HI DDEN DEATH OF Mft. f
, JOE M. FISIIEK HERE
Ironiinent Man Died of Heart Failure
at His Home on Cjieorgia Avenue Sat
urday Afternoon. t
This city and county were greatly
s-hocked Saturday aftenioon -' KlurrttfV
after om oYhx-k when Mr. Jm M.
Fisher, prominent citizen of this, city,
was found dead in the back yard yf
his home on GHirgla avenue. He had
been, in his usual health wheu last
seen Iy members of his family, and
his suddeil death came as a ! great
shfK-k to them and to his hundreds .f
friends throughout Cabarrus county.
Mr. Fisher had leen plowing In his
garden just ln the rear of hisjioine.
and it Is s'upiosed that he Ixtume ver
heated,, leart. trouble having teen le
termined as the cause of his death. He
was lying on the ground wheu found,
ami' had lieen dead but a few minutes.
The deceased was born in thisi coun
ty 73 years ago. and had made his'
home here since birth. He engaged in1
farming in the' county 'for" many years,
having moved here a numlier of "years
ago. While Hying here he engaged In
several .occupations, hut eonfiuued to
work on his farm, which is located
near this city.; j! ,
Mr. Fisher is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Martha I Fisher, one daughter.
Mrs. C P. Deal, of LaGrauge, (!a., and
one son, Mr. Y. M. Fisher, with' whom
he lived. He servel for several years
in the. Confederate Army,retnrning.to
his home here after the cessation of
hostilities. j .
The deceased Was a memlier of
Cenrrai Methodist Church, ami -was
one of the most active merat)ers in
the church." He was intensely f active
in all things pertaining to the better
ment . of his Church, city and county,
and was generally recognized I as a
man of . sterling character. J
Funeral services over the remains
were held this morning at Central
Methodist Church at ll o'clock, con
ducted by the pastor of the Church.
Rev. Z.' Paris. Inlerment was made
in Oakwood cemetery. The ball lear
erfc were: i ' ' . 1
Grover C. Love, W. P. Ritchie. J. W.
B. Long. E. C. Turner, A. J.. Dayvault
and W. B. Dorton. ' ?
THE ACCIDENT LANGIN FIELD
Officers Have Been Ordered to Make a
: Thorough Investigation.
Moundsville. W. Ya., Jnly 11. Offi
cials of Langing FieJd where five per
sons were killeil yesterday "and a num
ber inured when a Martin bombing
plane crashed into an automobile
parked on the grounds, were awaiting
today the arrival of officers from Day
Jon, Ohio and Boiling Field, Washing
ton, before making a statement as to
the cause of the accident and fixing
the responsibility. The officers were
ordered here; last n'ght to investigate
the accident.; i
Funeral of James Young Wood.,.
Funeral services over the remains of
James Young Wood, who died In Co
lumbia, S. C, Saturday! morning, were
held here j-esterday afternoon; at , five
o'clock at the homeof the deceaswl's
mother, Mrs. J. D.TL Isenhour, on
North Union, street. Tlie services were
attended by; hundreds of frjends of
the young man. . T
Tlie lody arrival in Concord Satur
day night on train No. 32. Mr. Isen
hour and Rev. J. Frank Armstrong
havinggone to Charlotte to meet s it.
It was atV'ompanietl from Colhmbia by
Messrs.' Snyder' and , Floyd, dose
friends of the deceaseL - Miss Margie
Newsom,. of: Darlington, to whom Mr.
Wood was engaged, also accompanied
the body to Concord. ,1
"Tlie services were conducted by Rev.
J. Frank Armstrong, pastor of Forest
Hill Met Uislist ChurdJ. He was as
sisted by Rev. T. W. Smith, Rev. Ja
cob Simpson and Rev. G. A. Martin.
Interment was made in Oakwood cem
etery..." ' '' -'''.' ::-:.i.' !!'--:" '
Of. every eight persons in the Unit
ed States on is: foreign born, accord
ing to recent figures issued by the
Census Bureau. -
I SITED STATES WArtSHIFS
KEITHS TO MEXI(X)
Tlie Situation at Tanipifo Remainfi
1 Qidet, the fLspatdie Say.r
Mesial City. July ll.ruitdtMtei
warships which on Friday were reiirt
ed to have Jcn withdrawn.. from Tarn
ph-o, retuniej to ' thaj. .port" yesterday
afteriHMin. Diiwteliex reaching Mex
ico City last night said jthe Saqramen
to and Clevelanl again were auchonil
at the mouth of the Pamico River, and
although no explanation-was given for
their return.it was presumed that thr
vess'ls withdrew to the high sea for
24 hours in order to avoid . technical
ities of international law, and then
returned to Taiupicoj WlM'n they tlrxt
arrived off the Panucj) River last week
it ;wus said theuT ml'-itGn yrbfrn&-pt&
tect North American interests."'
Iteports from Tampico state that thf
sitnation remains quiet, and that no
disturbances hare taken ". place. '
HARDING TO DELIVER
MESSAGE IN PERSON.
i
This Was Indicated Today by White
House Officials. .
Washington, July 11. White House
officers indicated: today.: that President
Harding probably wouhl r deliver ..-in i
person ius special message io congress
regarding lKinus legislation. Under
this program the Senate and House
would hold a iolnt session to hear
tU message which probably will te
presented in a day or two. ',
Mr. Harding returned from a v.eek
end cruise to Chesapeake "Bay. and-continued
to work on his imessage which
he is understoixl to nave startel on
this trip.
tapt re strnnv iv
TODAY AS CHJEF JUSTICE.
!,
Ceremony was Simple Mr. Waft's j
Brother Present. f
Washington, D. C.,.July 11.- Wil
liam Howard Taft was sworn ;n tolay
as chief justice of tho United .States.
The simple ceremony of -.elevating
the former President to the Supreme
Court, was performer Jn the office of
Attornev General Dougherty hv Jus-
ti-e Hoehling ofthe district court in
the alienee from the -itr of the ins-1
tlces of the Supreme; Court. Tltose
present intruded Mr. Taff brotlr,
Henry Taft, of New York, and John
T. Adams, chairman of the Rppublhmn
National committee, k ' ." '
First Vnion Service.
The first union services of the
churches of the- down-town- section of
the city was held last night on the
lawn of the Y. M. C. A. A large an
dience was present.
The sermon
preached bv Rev. W. C. Lverly, pastr i regulation, despite the tn terms by
of the Trinity Iteformeil "chnrcli. his' which the curfew was rai-il general
text being, ''Rememlier the Sabbtth ly.- i " . ... - ; f
day to keep It holv. It was. a strong! ! " ' ' !
and earnest plea for Sabbath observ-i Sentator Arthur Camper ha Uood
ance according to standards of the Bl- out two hundred thousand dollar,
ble. , i I" j without security, to boy to purchase
The entire service last&l less than! pure-blood pigs. The Dy become lo
an hmir. Services of a similar rhar-j terested in their stock raising and re
ader will le held each Sunday night main on the farm. The Senior i
during Julv and August. On next applying the same Idea to chicken
Sunday night the sermon will be clnbs with girl member and hx$
preached bv Rev. G.I A. Martin, pa.; already loaned fifty thousand Kan
tor of the First Baptist Church. '.! I saa girls for purchase and der'p-
It was tine to see the great spirit of nnt of purebrtsl flocks.
co-operation manifesting itself in the, " ' '
nnitv of worship. There under the An arnry airman flew acro the
star-lit canopv of heaven men conjd Grand Canyon several times recently
worship the great Gtl of the universe and also flew don Into the gorge,
with no thought of difference in creed. He has been detailed by the War De
It is hoped that every citizen of partment to atudy the tr v..-nti
Concord will co-operate to make these in an,I over the canyon and to locate
servh-es a big thing lu the reliious pssible landing field there. This I
life of the town - believed to be a preliminary to eMaV
.L lishing a commercial airplane ticf
SU Prisoners Escape from MeDonell in that vidnity. j
jail.1 ; ' " . -
Marion, July 9. The most ensa-r For the first tim in bMory a
Honal jail delivery to have occurred man pre Wed ver the Iloaw of Rep
ih McDowell county took pUce early resentatives when Mlw Alice Rcbert-
Renubllcan irmaer r.o-t xiay
their liberty by saw iu through three
steel bars and using, their blankets,
Jesctended to the groud and fled. - j
No trace of their wterenboots has
been ascertained. i: :
Mr; Hugh A. Query, editor of the
Gastonia Gaiette, sient yesterday in
the city.
"WARJ.ESS WORM! HY 1533
Tlil. Is to He the Nrv Moran f H.r
r (Itrixlian Fnd"aH Sorlrtir.
. New' York. July 1 1.- -The
gan of tlie Chritiau Faidrator o-
tU-s Avill k "A WitrltM Vrl. by
!U23." It will have the uprt " uf
1s.ikni.imhi jiM tidKTM ami forme'1 um
lers f the moveUM'nt in all Mr? of
the world.
( The itu n rilel In ll motto
A Sa:K)iileH Nti n by itr.ir Iwvlns
leen at twined. Mgreemeut w reaclwl
toihiy .n the "slogan for world pefv
Tills was originated hy the Rev. Dr.
Fntnei K. t'Jurk, t l-tn. President
of tlte t'liriatUn Kmletivor movement :
and will lejubmlttHl tonkht by the
Ifi.ooo ilctejrHtei at the ;nveuUon here.
It wlH 1k n -cnpnrfel fy ttnuM hr ww
calling for Tniversal l5rutherh.ol.'
AM the force - of Chrixtianlty
throngjiout the world. Dr. lark ald.
would le i-alle tiMu lo jtdn tlw Ku
tleavor movement hi order,J prev'iit
war. . -
Ixf iess Hoy Swims 300 Yards to Mwre
' Gllliert. Minn.. July 1!. While
Harry WfMlyrd, a pod wirra&rr.wiM
drowning. Roy iUioildn. minus hi two
wiKd?tt legs vhich ' letiM ' .loonened
wheu 1 a boat occTioied bv Hv men ri
erturtied. swam yard- to hre yent
terday. The5 other in the hoat !
reaclH'd the shore safely, -
' Rhotlda told friend here that tw
of his comiMinion ntUl3Ml the tlixiting
wiNwlen h-gs to aid them to reach th
shore. . '.!-'!
Tliousands of Elks at Lo Angrle.'
Ixs Angeles. CaU July 1 1. - Thl
! ritv was hnt tfnlav to more than i!Uj-
lf00 menuVrs. their , relatives- ami
friends, liere to attend trie otn irnnu
lwlge of Benevolent" and l'roteetlre
Order of F:iks which open Its nelnu
tMlay. Alsuit 20,(m other ixtsoiis an-
expttel to arrive for the seion tic
fore noon tfmrrow. j
? Two Killed In .Auto CTah.
TotH'ka. Kans.. July 11. M.' A. R
r
i
nn oil .well-shooter, and his wife wre
killed.- and four other j ron injur
j yesterday when their automobile
carrying six cases of dynamite and a
'.nuautity of nitroglycerine, collided with
another motor sir. The daths re-
stdteil from the -rah and not frOaj
the explosives, which, althongh scat
tered along the highway, failed ta'es-
jphnle. : j
Curfew Reimposed at Belfast. I
Belfast. July 11. The rurfew was
reimposed tislay a a renult of the dis
orders of Sunday. Belfast ttow i the
only place in Ireland under curfew
boim. ttccupied the chair daring th
absence frcm Washington of ?pealter
Gillett. V , :
The Young Mdici. Auxiliary J of
Trinifji Refortuetl Chnrch ill me tw-
morrow erenimt at flgtit tV4Hi. with
Mix Iaura awl Martha !.. Mi
Lottie Lyles will W the leader. .
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Ihl hill today . I to ! w' I be f .ii
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nHt today retHt it re In tt ttlal
of Mr. Eva Cathrlwe Kal-r. fr tl
ruurdr of hr hntatd Ihiisl V. KaWr.
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the wrvk. Thf !fe' '!t ten lt
tetlmony fnrrow taortniss
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Itig to jiifjiag te tkrn frt ffr"
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tb con pi racy charge. jt
dltatioii and de llralhm III tie chary
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