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1 T-ITTT,! ,T Til tr y B. SHERRtLL. Editor and Publisher. PUBLISHED MOHD Ayr. AND THURSDAYS tlti Yc t? ttfct in A4t. VOLUME XLVII. CONCORD. N. CJ. THURSDAY. JANUARY 12. 1922, J m mum REHJER OFFRAHGE ; I . .- romA TftJe? ATrirv .r o-'j ir j r.. .UltT Jnauu uau i ui uic Three Questions Squarely up lo the Deputies. WILL IT AFFECT THE ARMS CONFERENCE? ', Vi.uv nf ihn KrHifrrnntinrt Ia- reived With Almost Numb t'hill Effects in the Arms Conference Today. ui . .hinT 1-'. U?y' the Associatwl .- .--1 reiuier .itrptnu .uwuittei iu rr.iun.'iii'm r rresldefjt Millcrand l!;iV l m.irwii t ""'.' Piauiuriu ii..r. ti. (h.'iinher of deputies justify- ini; In- :i f tit ntle at the. Cannes confer- inf. . M IMiind's intent ion to rc'.xa va- : ni.H. i;.-..! to the chauiher at eI-' f ,( !-w hour's ;-Teh. The a nnoimci- I v.ii crime as ir entire snrprns as ihj iu-t :r. p;irenllv v on the' xynvpafhy f t)- ir:iuitier. Jiis collengucH of the 4 ;ihin v.fj' ft'ei't with amars nneut at -H.ldcji deie.u:r.attion. : l'ninier Hriand put the Anglo- lnii! pjiet, the question of postpone- m. ui .-I the i.erman icparattoiis jay- ual possessions of the race, that i. it. nKht.Hiul French particiiatlon in the j literature, its art, its s ienee. its his linioa -.inference siuarety 'up to the. tolr.v. It thus hoJns meet the liicliefit li;iinli' r if l)epnths today, telling the iL-imtiiN- in the bluntest tenn.s (o take llr.-ni r leave them. v 'I he rremier first presented the ques tion of; t lie Hritish pact. "You have U-cn ciiuiplainiug for three years." he wiiil. "'f not being called uioji to share in .-shaping ( French jolieie.s. 1 am l.riniii you, what you have been de uiiui.ling for three years, and it is up i.i von to say whether you- want it or '" - - I " "A fiir jis I am concerned,"- he con- tiiiTicl. "I am-iuerely making, these e.- iiliiinntions to you and do not ask your '.ntpiov.nl or refusal. Here is Franco's sivtiiity. Take-it or leave it." l'jomieril'.riand. in the course of his f-peoi-h. said tiie l"uitfl States had .tarred to participate'!", the Oenoa eon- b-Fl'lirC. : 1 ' . . 1 ' ' '"It is inadmissilile." he abi,,"tbat FraiMv should bo ahstnt from this con e-unuo, e-ieciall3'. when such n pow rful tinftncial and economic kfate as the I'nited States, without svhoso. eo -lM-ration work is Impossible, has agreed to partieiiate." "Io yon wish France not to be rep TiMnt:'(l there V": he asketl. "If so, pay si. I for iny ivirt wish France to take, part." .-.'; . ' . AVa.-bington, Jan. 12. The resigna tion of Aristide I.riand as Premier of France was received with almost numb chill offtv'ts in the arms conference .cir- h-s, the action being considered likely to have, a great effect on the decisions lrv;uly: reached or about to bo reach- '- j . Tlvi' belief also was expressed In conference circles that the "overturn of tlie Hriand ministry also' would, great ly a fleet the Genoa economic eonfer- in-.' in whicli America'rf participation hfu heeii 'inyitetl, and also on the pre'- iit onvcrsaTions at' Cannes. nferciuv officials-'deelared; that is rnstomary diiriug cabinet crises in Frances, the resigning cabinet would li-niain in power for wntlnulng the ad ministrative work of the government an.l in the same way M. Sarrant would ivmaiu lit ' Washington and would con tinue to attend the work 'of the confer ence, bm would not feel entitled to make definite decisions, or pledge ac tion of -France, on any question "tint il the new cabinet, is appointed.' , Paris. .Tan, 12. -.tliy; the Associated lYtcss.) Premier Kriand will speak in the Chamber of Depiities this after noon With full support of his cabinet behind' him, in was stated after - a ni.i ting with the cabinet this morning. liiranling the Cannes negotiations. " Premier liriand, ujKn h9 arrival, had a 'long conference w ith President Mi Hera nd. " : . .M. Briand convinced the cabinet, it was learned, that the Anglo-French pa.-i was the best thing obtainable in thejyay of establishing French se curity jinil the, so-called - irreeoncila hlcs .aiiie around to Kriand's view K'inf promptly. ' '1 told them wliat I did at Cannes, not what I am reported to have done." iand said. "It was not all golf Phsying 'there.'- . : - ; Tiic. rremier's supporters argued it . :i- KK.r M)iiey to call him before the h idslative lody while he was engaged "in negotiations with foreign premiers. Premier Uriand. himself, liowever, favfired the plan to have him appear before the Chamber. -In handling the German moratorium j qaestion Premier Briand said: ,!' "You must make up your minds on, that (mcstion a moratorium for Gcr . many, it is granted because France has no voi.r)tn it. ' If France had had the decison it never, woud have coh- 'tiered, but thanks to the treaty of to p., discussion or topics uad speak Versailles, article 234. the reparations t ers. together with any special lea- TUmtSISirin Sc tminnirnml in mlllc dfi ,;iy and;you may make up your minds ,rw that a majority of the reparations f'Mnmission has agreed to ' morator ium." . ; .The resignation of 'Premier Briand xvas accented hv President Afil'eranrt. : 1. I'.riand. after making his an- mMinccinent left the chamber alone, ie nicialiers -of the eahinet followed 1 smm no ti,Qv vni rriirorf from '-'-ir surprise. The entire French cab 11,01 vvent out of office. .'::';-.:'' " ' niv i vvv.vvv. 1 groups of deputies and government Tniw speeaity gatnerea -m excneuf diwussion of the seriousness of the Situation. secHWfr n wflr; out of the iifficulties. - - - COLLEGE ATTENDANCE NVrrr AVm So Many Youth Knock ing at the Ivllrz Ikwrt, Evai.ston. 1 I.. Jan. 12- Never bus there been- ii time when w many 4 youth are Wruw king at Ihe -oHeg kr ; ! the at tenLinee. a! Institutions of high-1 or learning ha ving Increased tlit ier cent In lire year: never fore hflX A nillHi tnniiiv 'tv"n Hteti .v rH"f rir.M! uen for ,. the up, I huilding of theso institution, am! hi behooves educators t carefully In-J quire whet lier or not the output of oar institutions I tip to a proper; standard grade. President Sauijel I'lantz, of Lawrence College. Appleton, is told the Educational Aoeiatlou of the Methodist Episcopal Church In wsslon hero today. It is hy n means an easy matter; to Judge of Ihe effieleney otLa eot'ege,"! continued prof. i'lanu. -In the first place the canon or princlj des of judg ment nsvt In tinting business effi ciency will not apply. There are many who feej that the American 'college putting out -a very xior scholarly pro? duct. On the other hand there arc men .who criticise the colics: from the standpoint of, practical- efficiency, li)-ps"A w Yoik hanker In syiupath Willi niffUer C'lUCTlllOn Iia D1HUI' lllf comment: 'Apart from the fact that the college dtiesi not teach youns men anything that will he useful to them In .hu.ine.s. mx ' ohservatiou has made me 8itspet that it hi. deficient in another! Important particular,' 'namely that the; young men , are not taught aei'uracy. I p;rseverancer and an insaliahle ap petite for hard work.' ; "The college finds its mission in the true ends of education which I- con ceive to Ik chiefly two: first to ae- quaint the individual, with the .spirit-! eeus oi tue sumenis naruro, inai ot Klf-develomeiit. 'The second of education is to as sist the , individual to fulfil'. th- practical demands of life in the ac CwVnplishment of such-tasks or callings ns will enable him to, care for the physical needs, of himself nnd of those I -I , . . 1 . ..1 - .. , M iiejeiuniii. ujk'u liim, jihu periurm faithfully his duties as a member of human society. The col.ege then, in brief, is to develop the roan, and pre pare him to get on"in the practical af fairs of ilfe, and. its efficiency eannoi 1. J.. 1 1 V : f 1 . 1 1. lie jinigeo irom eiincr siunupmui without the bther. ' "If we want greater efficieucv In college work, we must bo more careful about " opening too widely the front door We must nwake to the fa,ct, be fore xv o. undertake it, that we. caunot make a mahogany table out of has iwood braidi?. The way- to improve Jhu the svorthless material at the legin ning. :j . j ' -. - "We mnot improve the prodm't of our colleges by such a nwganrzation of the curriculum and by such correla tions nnd combinations of subjects as will more1 closely relate its activities to the movements of life in the present time. ' . . "The collegV"can improve its product by p-aying more .attention to the. petlagogy .of college teaching and by better educational teaching-'. , CHEAPER" MEALS IN DIVERS ' OX SOUTHERN R. TRAINS Special Combination Meals oi- Trices from 75 cents .to $l0. Washington, D. C, Jan- H Cost .of meals to passengers in. dining cars on Southern Railway System trains has bern reduced through the plan of serving special combination meals at prices ranging from 75 cents .to $1.50 and at the -same time substan tial reductions have been made In the prices of many popular dishes on the a la carte menus. Passenger Traffiic Manager W. H. Tayloe announced to day. ,- . ' i "In arranging these, combination breakfasts, luncheons and dinners, our Dining Car Department isLoffer Ing attractive selections at prices which compare favorably with those in any first class restaurant," sHid Mr. Tayloe. "They are proving vcry popular with passengers who 'con sider them a very pleasant reminder of pre-war days. "While these combinations enable passengers to get their meals at greatly reduced- cost, we recognize that" many persona prefer to make their own selections and so have re tained the a la carte -service, at the same time making substantial reduc tions in the prices of many standerd dishes, some one of which is includ ed in almost- every meal served." . State Sunday School Convention. Plans and program, for me State Sunday School Convention to be held in Charlotte, April 11-12-13. arc being outlined by the otficer3of the North Carolina Sunday School Asso-4her elation. A meeting' of the program committee -was held Ioi,ay alter noon in Raleigh. . -. The outline program as adopted by sessions and eight departmental ses sions. The committee is arranging for six out of state specialists in religious education to speax at va rious sessions of the convention. More than thirty of North Carolina's Sunday School workers will speak on the Droeram. The entire meeting or the orogram committee was devoted 'Religious Education in the home. the church, the conimiinily. is tne theme adopted for the convention this year and this theme will per meate every session of th convention. The closing feature of the coriven-H tion on April 13th will be a pageant n religious education to "dc present ed by . the Sunday Schools of Char lntto t....n.n'r n-iii akn he ma de f iu 1 iiuccuicul? nil - v for a men's parad? of Sunday School v nrrrh1,rf.v Anril. 13th preceding the nigbt session. men i"6v. .,, ,.---, !th preceiling the nigat session. Spain., today possesses 500.000 tons of shloolng. one-half of which rs now idle. - ' - ' , ."';-. ' ' ."" , : Trr. , 1 11 rr iiwvuwi II M! ' - . ' .. . . . ". . ; ii m. gosh ! wsmp- ifiW-'A (U 1 f in 1 iiitt 't t-y. 1 1 i j 1 1 : i "v 1 ' 3- ' r 1 if liv -: : A-:-ir ..fli'v-'f- 1: - v.'. I c.J l y-t.''jhnriX-- 1 i ill. r; w m i '..Li i in i ir ,y.y,w i r.-i , i i Tr t. i w n, i -tti- s .His . . i I .-III! LI - II !, .. . I III lit,'. S'W ' Tl 'I I mi i h-t L 111 1 r!,i,t 1 ir - i . iv.i r-iMMh i shi ui &si j it i I a. si i i -.4 iii i i: mil itt t- . i Ml AW tilMi JT l , Y - f ! i II M '.!:.-.': : ' J i X ... .y-y'-- X!Br- ' . I tJ2 1XU ''-. II V ' trr- SENATOR WH-US OFFEItS AN AMENDMENT) Condemns Expemlitnre of Large. Sums j In "The Tanning of Ihe , Shrew" at Hi by Relatives or FriencLi of Any Cati- C entra! School AmUtoriiini Tonight, (lidatef. ' The Y. M. C. A. Lyceum course will WaKliimrton. JaJn. 12. Senator Wil- ?'x a1 ,lrt?ni? lTr l'11"1 lis. rephblican. of Ohio; classed as one, '? ctlni1 , Audi fori urn. The of thci doubtful senatrrs in the New- L1ilMUt,,nT.1 l li r, h, k,;ire s In rry elect Iun conte-t, todav offeml TI,,V Taming of the Mrov. In its an amendment to the republican r... Original form the play is too long for lort holding Newberry entitled to hi f -";. swwv a.ii.uuK . seat, setting forth that the 'expenditure v'r' cxcelhmr pltK-eof work i au; of. such large -sums by reJatlves or tV.cn,t"l -imi,',1tI, , xawple ;Of friends of a candidate, with or with-1 V""Isft,,,uVJ' f iS;?'1 out his consent, was contrary to, pub-j IVcm done. ' The ottea Mrely Irud lie poller nnd dangerous to the erpet- Patienw of the audience of Uavht t,ar- r,t f-.vft nrnmAnf Tbe evr.en. ,.f v.tv ,, wft- "m.ieintied I ami diuimnroved " . , ' -:Kinkffc; ;or Willis "would ciirry it to its Senator 5 Unnn f ap logical conclusion and say that in view;!' offered by the Elizabethan play ,,ei, eendltnre. Senator New-icrs, does not deprive this iH-antifut larrv is not entitled to hi scat-.- "ily amendment speaks fir . itsel f. and wewilt meet' that Mheft we get to it," Senator Willis rcptiel. REAL HUNTING STORY COMES FROM VIRGINIA . , '- ' i ni 0.1 1 Tlu-ee Deer and a Ponv. Are IiUleu . I '. ."n une m uilillilsiHir, u.. .ui". a,. mt-1 storv of a rifle bullet which killed i . . m.. : Lil- three deer and the pony upon which the huntsman was riding was told and vouched for by, prominent,, sportsmen and citizens here today. - John L. Parsons, of 'Charles (tt i eountyv a lumberman and hunter, whose. forebears were reared In the smell, of gun-powder from ,the r time Captain John Smith, is declared to have 'ridden upoa the' leeward of a ,,. Af Himu 1fur Vli-lnt"' - n t "the nearest one, be saw first it,. then thejnra"e second and third fall and m a moment he felt his pony give way and sink to the ground. It was explained that the ball had riciacheted from first then' the other of the deer, then had hit a tne and spun back to kill the mount. All three deer were brought, in bv the party." Protest Filed. Washington, Jan. 12. A protest has been filed with the Senate finance f committee. by the National Association of Merchant Tailors against ihe pro vision in tlie Forduey tari'T bill which would permit residents of the United States returning frora abroad to bring in this country duty free $2"4) w ortii of jiersonal belongings purchased over-, seas. The association .-.Iso ui&cd that, the present allowaa. ot 100 be re pealed.' , Decrease In Retail Food Prices. Washington, Jan. 12.- Retail food prices in sixteen principal cities In the United States decreased 12 to IS per contain the 12 months ending DYcem- ir. last, the Uurcan of lilor sta- tistics of the Department of Labor an nounced today. During the month from November 15 to . December lo, 1021. twelve cities reportel decreases in food prices and two' cities reported increases, , Quezon Asked to AVithdraw Resfgna , Hon. '; Manila. Pa.T Jan. 12. -The Senate of the Philippines adopted a resoin tion today requesting Manuel. Qnezon to witbdrawn his resignation as Ires ident of that tdy, which he temlerel last Tuesday. It is. said tliat Qwam may decide. t remain in office during the nresnt wess on, which' -will close next month. Supreme Council DerUnes Otf er. T A. (h a vil!maf a a" . L,i, ffl..w i. w .wiin,i eennomie ennf ereueo has been declined by the Supreme Council, acting ou the . . . aneWstinn of IJovd Georec it waa an - " . -s nouncer "here today, rC.aaAe represent c.ri -iiftt- n in twenty-seven foreign : coun- am tries -Geneva, Jan. !!. By the Assoeiat-l continued In enormous prop.Kt:ons . r tttr ad in thla nllwd,; i.wtr ,,,T? . ,T,!, ed Press) An offer hy the council or, the stock.exchange today. ,iih hoh-. 1 nij i.t ,-- J riVT , -'tne league or nauons maue iu i..r LP to l-.'M.i ocmeit wiitij- iniu," v . 1! ... i . -! allied supreme council at. Cannes, to ' nd Victorr note sales nptottmarcd :I..Q MMaJir etaola hrdla afT.; Mat Jaty." It maa Tf; Pr.I.LETIEK TO PRESENT EUZAIIETIU-N PIAVERS TICK H lime. e cu, crp nncqiuu . t loai oien(Hiramv nuu uus u mai this eoimaJIan applb'd :t It the pniu j known TamLof tlkew.t 'The nhndgtxl form oj 4'arrlck ver- play, -of Its Interest, nor of Its Mory In Its entirety. The appearance of Kath erine anl Petruchlo nre brought to gether and left almost intact. ilr. Pelletier, of the players, is a young actor of personality and ability. Formerly rts4eiated with Sothern and Marlowe in their Shakesierian imMlnv- tlons, and also with Mrs. FJske, Mr nit.trl.hsf Mr. wilton Uicy .Mrs. Fke, Mr. Inv... nnrr Mclnfonh. Mrs. Stuart Rob- lurtti nml AtliM VirfftniA ltarneo. He has u ir. had extensive experience Doth s .as leading man and directer - of nany stoek- companies in New York. Bos4 ton, Philrtdelplsia. Montreal. Itrook- l ii, . .e i iv o;iu ui nj . .Mrs. reueiier ua mm riv.i slve professional career. - L'oon gniduation from the American ,.id emy of Dramatic Art, of Ne York, a very high class school connected with Mr. Charles Frohraan's Emptfe ftnBroadAay. she erved her road experience Jeadin? lady with campanics playing Madame X. and St. Elmo. This number is expected to be one of the best in the course and appeal to all who Hk2 real entertainment. DECIDING VALUE 'OF KISS Student Nurse Accusing itoctor of ' Savage Osculation. Aj-k 2i.0iM. Chicago, Jan 12.-An analysis of a kiss and the legal valuation thereof as a transaction between unwed and unengaged persons is at the hands of Judge Landis and" a jury in the Superior Court. MUs Mathilda IlenKharci waa a student nurse in the Deaconess lles pistal at 2 a. m., April .4,191!'. At that moment, she charges. Dr. Justin L. Mitchell seized hr and turning her face, celllngward kLssea her sav agelv.. She wants $25,hw for .that kiss? Not only was she ravished bv a kiss, but the "cave roan" man ners cf the doctor arouaed other per sons and a scandal developed which" caused her to resign betore graauai- inc. Dr. Mitchell says he does not re member anything about it. .a kiss now and then leaving little impres sion on his 'memory. Raliroad Men Goiag Bak to Work in Rocky Mouat. Rockv . Mount, Jan. f. One hundred men mpldyed in the locomotive de nartment of the Atlantic CVast Line to their jobs' tomorrow morning, it wts announced here tolay. . - , Highest Prirea for liberty Band. .ew iorK. jan. 14 Investro.-rd '.It- war Issue d-spire the fact thst they '."ale nhtantiai prb refoetb !iv nriees for a year or rore.rjhee made, a you wit hy redU, are hlgliest r a a Aw AAA . 1..-. . ' : Miss Rnbr Int. daughter of a cago clergyman, neans me new .. . . 1 r college society. P. K. stands for . ! IN- 'xr" ..t,j- r ' Preachers' Kid, and the tmrpoe of rinrtn ta tA dierirwi the iincleTit libel fhu nrcachers "kids are a bad lot. MARTIAL IAWJ PK()( LMMKI At ' MrU. Te-oH, and the Sum imd- Ur Oil Fields. U -.Austin. Trxas.l Jan. 12. Mmtbl hlw at Mexla. Tea, and tin ur rounding oil fle d prurtaiuM'd to dav hv Uovtrnor Pat Nen. Ilrlg. 2en. Jacl F. Wolteri. f llo.istnu, wi 1 aMiuui maian4l nt Mexiai and bn junver i nil en . n Texas, iiatioryil guard forces a may lie hecensary to enfory tlie law. Tciiai rangers fiave been oil dutv in ih Mcxia oil ftebU sine Katurday, wtteit. In cot'iM'rat ion with otlier otfi"-r. lhe innugiiraied a cban up" 4-ampaicn ngnlnt allcge saloons an4 gnmbllns rx?vrt. ""--. .. . ... Martini Jaw became effective at b. m. tiMlay tuMier r jrneUiintka'iIih rp?clrtet Jutk preeincf So: 4 In litttf Ktone County and N.i In Freevtone ervunty. POLICE I'SLNG UIREUSS EQUIPPED AUTOMORIIi. To Rid Pari'M of 'HanditK and llbrti waymruv ICeadjr to Use Airplane in Time of Riots. laris. Jan.'l2.--The Paris pJU-e are using wlrrteas efaippel aatoni4dI- lo rid the city of bandit - and high waymen and are ready to tise lrp.ane in time ctf riots or demonstrations. ' Several nnteniohlles have beva, etiuipixst with the wirele. apparatn and the pillc can cruise, about the city and call for help froru beadqaart ers by wireless If the find hen-trefc in a dosjerate idtnatlon. They plan tn iw airplane priumr ily for at tidy of trattV prt.lem. but n(w to cope with rioters. KH;0KE AND STONE NAMED AS DEI.EG ATE.'? To the National Atnnillni-al C'wifrr. mre When Wll LV Held in Va!w inglon Sootu Wasliington. Jan. 12. -Secretary Wallace to,by annoufiml an additional list of .V. name of delegare to the National Agricultural ; i'on'en-n which is to meet in VhJngloH ou January 2t. Tills brings the, ttal itUMitier rf delegates, w!m have c,lt e! to 14-1. Tboe made uUlfe tednv in elude: It. W. KUg.re. ef Ralelgi. .N. C ' dimlor of tN Agrtciitnre Eiper- - dimtoror ira Agr arwm re.s I-;; ment Station; atnl R . M oe, , -i rnshor. N. President -f be NTth Cardlna Karraer J nln GIRLS QITETLY .MARCH Fi:OM RITLMNG Rl ILDING Two Hundred Students at H4arkaleie: CoHege Escaped From the iUirwed CoUegfl. - - 1 . J I'- p.tackstrHie, Va Jan. II. Two hnn dml jnicfly marclnsl froia tt fiur story brick bniMfng of tbe i ...irKM . m" tniri . h .,w -. ...... ..L- t .' t -i MetbmlM in-tl i, nVrtruHure hlrin ;nm , t ftr, UM niht. ibb , n e.flmile.1 ar ll.VMaHl. The "iris had bf-n wet 'Ifalwil in the fire drill that ther did ivd rTt. rrreb .-mfud When they reae.d tb.Jimwi w ""' - exits. The huihliog M -tHr I , 7r, dtroyed. I f ,A .HNi With mr Advert iaer. ifetddM rrT ty ft taerr.t4itao I)o.lge Dm, will announce a h-: ,fhen l.-tay fum-t- tti IXetetyi stantiat price rfinction February UT.'Mtl4 Metataki. rtJttf eleried See ad f ConenI Jlotor r. f.r r" fpatrtartb f jr7tofattiiKt,, gniUr t IWl Jc tf'01 Harris Furniture Ou ha an re new ad in tM. pap-r R?sl u-ifl.rtur fall J The Seail Annnal Clearance at,ent at the trial. ' the I',rwn-annn f'o wr rsna " "", r ; i T 1",. .uir,--! .Mt t.nnixl in rlaaxa j ' -" "-I Tap iraa" oi it i'3CT- ww. rijs - I Mrs. W. O. Foy KUhTOittM to an f-p- Chi-Iration uuis norcing in ine ui( 1 ivjnt twwrrfT.! ta tnnmnLiMi. .m. rr. i port from the boypttal thU faorBiasftb 4WJnetk f UiiS tt firt .-... -r..7: tat mat ner cooauioo ia trrr wi - I factorT. Hw paTtntav Mr. aod Mr. John M. Young, will apmd toraorroir ctutnr r m te 4tr fir i:mm T . i Ci " J-! Wa"t, I J t3 '4 - U ttJ, j 1 r ti f :;.'- j ? ...' .a .. J . v.-,'t ' t w t..i nr1.ftt8 SV!tjairt Mia le r M'ff Hl'i Pi tAlft lu t bf l :cr irW. TW r"V IwaiMi . M fit dH rl trtrit It i rrfaW ltit tb iUfr r iiii in I rH n w w i" i2 Ut ! hHl in tJ ,"Jtl ivr.ri iw ttiu r. HTATI It t MIATTtJHI -HV lG UU V, lUil KtoMi a tt flrr tfr IWrtt i 1 rrl at Ahbor) PcV. V 4. ! I rtr ear. r Abnrr lark, N. J. Jan- 12 Tl - AiieH l'oi tt u i .t tU tti dpir ilr.!! rrf l-f 4i e4t, wa it inifc tmlar a I a 72 mil rt. am! fcbjlttml THE CtlTTCIN MIIHil.T, MarkH S'aawrd ImCralioa of a IVwa- 9t Trrhtiical PmUh Tedaf New York. Jan. 12--le rst'n mmf ke l."l IndbatbHa f n fifi." ttukal ilM t'Ur. There. M-atterl lhUidattov m m e,l4l adTjiw -f to 13 t.otnt tmt tUitm i much I- aHhe than earlW lt t lw fterk and prkf '...- tunl finmr mt Mtcr tM? cf !4trjl emerlng. Mar h Md xtn tj t? 'K'i aud May AT A afirt- fb-1l 4raUHit IS f. 13 4tit let ,blter. lVdtn futureopHiM afeadt. Ja lH.a; Mar. I7rlai: Mr 17;V2: July 17; Mi lfi:I7. , larrraM Slw HtK-lleWrr). The United Statr underliktni the )o! hucklfH-rry a ivtUtsl mt4 doutte crop. nd if It irticceed In dirtng iMal It will jrfvr North Carolina m iiw wnirce of Income. mn4 the rontry fruit, -tAit only a Nature. t .' airamp provldef tht rmp. awl ftii only In the wibl coiwtition . that aamf eultnre prntjfe, ' Uut the government 1 arrjficg n aor -terimenta of aetrctton an4 .lfee4lKa ofblue trriea and na irta i dueed Mtne aietiiOr irala that proinIe to make the atMbbcrfy a great addition t the fruit rttm tee of tlKse Hiatra thai ran $rt tu berrlea. It annouitfd fr Wab ington that the blu'benlra a hit Concord grnp luive br? groan rr"ni gverntseni na ano f department nf agrk-Hsire ! teij-rnen-Mng the riltlratloa rf the n? In the eublUhed pUntatina t d lerrici5 ar? plant! d aod are4 fof Swajtberw fbaaae It I'Ua 4 Will Not Take Tral Whinson, Jan. it ne I4, era Hallway CTanr t.a bM .Jili'afge ff li-ati a :ib lt)M2 " rjf tra,ttJ( ,.,,3; .vmth rCarma. Jt ofrIIy atateJ 'l-1. THr d(kfinS aMuranf, rirtn tU f eton.lent of the Na in4 Obwro' that train 121 an4 t'n WaAhingloa andt Chr"tie miM iff A be disturbed. bt wml4 ratri, a&4 that there a-ftu It te ft canre la trains btwero Waaiinftoo a4 A't gnats, tboaah ttur bad t-iita! nf ail the rhancea polao t la tbl on January tv And. 'IV d'Csffef rtateront frora ofEtiaN cf 4t . , . - t ennfirm the afateraret netit lM that there i!t te twt f kn FTiera" pw n , ttio ow? ina .wwoiir, an .''' ?t retnalo a at4prfaef. j , ."TTr!TL 7TT- aa.L- J deitite! 4 !;i -rrr r&s asi ilK'ieil mm a ssnk at 7.dt i , ArrwMOf unitiii wj jf-m - ; Umthm. Jan. 12 nr tU- et PreKJnc V-vzr ta r'' ia ttf t p4ii cee Ml ritUa CaUlU of OrtUiA. 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The Concord Times (Concord, N.C.)
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Jan. 12, 1922, edition 1
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