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I I? SUERRlLl,, Editor and Publisher,
PUBLISHED MONDAYS A N D T I
SDAYS
CONCORD, NC; THURSDAY, MARCH 9. 1922
liOl if UNITED STATER If L ;
H lilGHERFARESIIAVE FItliniBL'iB
r- LESSENED DUSillESS1 OliWAYTO FLfjniQA
MOT TAKE PART IlhGEHOA HECTIIIG
lun
p Front!!
Viewed as Mrsi oiep in
.Campafen,. of "Tactful
pre-sun-."
mk;h
OFFICIAL
(ilVES REASONS
f.'rt-at Britain Says Refusal
of I VS. to Join Conference
.Will Not Change the Date
or Purpose of Meeting.
,. 'March !. The refusal
d .4-tatcs' to participate in
! '
,1: ;(U..;l H.f.l !!( tllilV 1C VICWOU
!,, !!.' M- '-" P '" t-nnipaigii. of
d.'if.il i.tf- ui't'" l promote, the ccik
! ,,,. ;-!i:Vh.lil.!ii'ii f Ilnropo, it; v.;l
.',,' i.-' r. I'ili ollicial of the .Ylner-
, i i.iin-ni. II mkhiki hoi id- re-
i, :iii
; Mi'i'
;-:;(!
f r:i'
oill.-iii 1 hi. as tlu I uiteu
:iiitiiiir l hold aloof front the
: i! u.ii i :i confronting tin Fu-
If. I"
r:iry Ungues nwe 10 iimj
,, i;v. in-' ir- declination of the Fnlt
i.l Siiit's !' il"' invitation to pnrti-I-in
i ! it- C. iiua mi'ctinff slioufil !e
,,,1, i,i. i.l. it was said, rather as.au
ii i.l' Ani.ria,.s uillinffness to
:u. vii.i.cxi i it was felt that its aid
, in hi
In' li-iliH ifii nil ri m i,i
Tlif T 't t i I I Sintt's cannot afford to
,!,;Tr inli ;i siltiatioit where the. help
, ... Ir- ni il cannot I.e given, of
I,, i il;iiin il. aildiim that 1 he A m
unrMii ut runiciit must le. viewed as
ImMiii.' ii -nipoit in a!ey.'tru,e until
. ii.li linif :i the'Kuropean nations "get
mmi to -l.rass tai ks" in the matter of
t heir .homes in order.
Yin- it oiioinic problems regarded hy
this i-oiiiitry as of supreme importanee
in the coiisiilciation of the method of
wniM ivlialiililation 'inelude- prinel-)i:-,liy
tin- re-arrangement of Genua n
ri'iia rations and halancins; of liudgets
. ..rl;ii!i forei;:n nations.
Without consideration of these ques
tiojis iii'-the vic.w of tiie United 'Stages,
tljcrc cotilil lie no praetieal attempts nt
M ililvile . ifonoiiiie realjustnient.
While i t was 'thought improbable
Hint tln'-re should he a change in the
nu't iiiln of the Genoa 'conference, be
fore its meeting. April 10, Wlieh
umilil liennii the Huted "States, tof le
tV res'ntfi ottieinliy. otticials iid tle
Aiueiii mi ;iinlias.iador at Koine might.
Mtfeim the conference, to report its pro
1 1 1 liir,.- to this-government. -
Not ftut l'Luis of Great Britain.
I.oii.ion. Mai'ch iP.y the Assodat
iV f'r.'s ..---Tin-, decision of the Unit
cil -statws' not to participate in the
.w'i conference wffl not affect the
date of. nor the plans for the eonfer
Hnv. so i;u- as (heat liritnin i.s con
icriM.l. il was stated ofticiallv today.
The .American refusal was no snr- j
1'i-hse to ot!ici;il circles where the real-,
Hon exists, it va said, that efforts
to coiisiiniinalv the results of the
Wnshin!.'toii arniament conference by
the ratification t)f the various confer
ence ; treaties are engaging the Amer
ican "go'teriiiuent's. attention primarily
iit I'l-eseut. it is the British lelief
that the other nations invited to at-lenil-
the Jeiioji meeting will be pres
ent.. , .-'.'.
D:ns V.OHKING NOW
FOR POLITICAL PRISONERS
in i-TT . rreal estate' loans, which are not redis-
ll Smtalists lo ork For Am ..,ut0M of iinmi Ttn-A Runts.
Uants
rusty for All So-called Pnliticil Pris
oners.
I'liieaiio. .March D.--The national of-
l!ce.
f the socialist party today net
-en .liiiir otit in appeal from Ku-
Helis to nil itv infimlitiva nml
i nitiated organizations nrsrinp- them tn
it
"ii. t'.n- amnesty fof all so-called po-1
'Heal -.prisoners, . ' ' - .
fatcnifiit accompanying
letters :iid all soldiers
dr.
I 'I I S Cttt.l' Otll.l oil ....11 1..-;, mliA
. 'iT-i. i":FarDi mirean reueration. speaKing.ue-
... ,i ..M.ners are now tree, hut many f
pi i.neis are now free, but raanv
W.'s still were held in vieliten-
1111 i( s ami all must be freed.'
'i is planned throughthe aieal to
"I'lani oiiA million sitruatures to thf
I- -t 1 1 Ii ii as.
king their release.
THE COTTON MARKET.
Mi'rke't Quiet, the Opening Being 4
t 5 Points I.ou-er ImW i?ooi;-,;nr .
-New York.
March fjThe cotton
"Hivet was verv
i-i..
quiet early tolay.
y" cpemiig was 4 to p points lower j
"""i realizing and the market later
'as,M off another few points, with
,:l-v filing, down to 19.02 and Octo
I" ,H'.;7, or 1) to 13 pouts net
tower . 1
i . . . : v - - - .
ouon tuture's opened steady. Mar.
iv:fi
3 : S :j
-" July 17:44; Oct.
December 16:63. "
Dauffhter's Opinion Sought
. u Ellington. March 7. Att
Attorney
" neral BjUghtery has 'been aaked.by
.""Siileet
. , -.- a v ' A J J il il w I -.1
ildr on? tor 'hie niuninn us
"it- re' i nf
cf Senator Smoot, Re
I tah. and- Renre.enra-
l-.Jijlican.
oi
tlurton. Henublican. of u!iio. to
'' on th
e allii-d debt refundinar com-
ion while retaining their seat3,
1 "ii ress, is was-announced today
u !' White House.
JMtiious Suicide Mav TIa Knnd.
-Missing Taylor 3ran. ,-
. Hartford. Conn., March 7. The
Vonnecticut state ' police' tonight re
ed their investigation into the
r,., ot 'he suicide of a man at
n arehau.se Point, Conn., whose body
ImV, a F3bruary 19 with a .b,ul
rtLj e in the head- is under-
,j10Gq tho c 1; 1.1., i i
Kn. "iaie yuiiee oeiiuve tuts
ay may & that of Edwara F. Sands,
iaiSRino- 1 . .
ir.r ' V. ocv:reiary ot William u. Tay-
1Ur. Slai A fillTI lilMlAMr
CITV LKACI K FOR THIS
. , CITV.SEKMS ASSIRKI)
rianned Now lo Form a Lracue WIthj
Ciibson, Cabumis, Ixrkc MilU and
..irrrfrican legion. . .
At the meeting of the Fred Y. Me-J
C'onnel IVt cf the American Iegiou!
'acid at the. Klk." Home lant ufght. It;
a rer'i"'! Ilie 141. chair-!
n . . .1- t 1.11 I.l . M ... f
uuiii in iue liHi'itiiii nullum lit fi nif
Legion, that a inovement was ntider
Avay here imw tn form n city lengw
fr 1t1!2, and the, legion vtted In-far-
fir- of entering the league, once it In
organized.- r .. -
iiif iaguc, unuer prexeni plans,
would be compofed of the Legion team!
land teams from the. Locke, (2ihon and
( aharrus mills, and two game would
1 played each week by the team. Mr.
JJic.ll hta fed at the meeting that the
Cabarrus and Cilsou mill teams were
anxious fo form the league. and he
had reason to le!ieve that the Locke
mill also would enter the league once
it was definitely decided to form it.,--Ali
of the busineisH liou.s In Con
cord have observeil a half holiday on
each Thursday afternoon during the
summer, and assuming that this plan
will le curried out again this year, it
is planned to have a game each Thurs
day and Saturday afternoon during
the summer. A full league, .vcheilnle
would be made, and the games would
le played under this schedule.
Jjist year the ihson and Cabarrus!
.in . t i ,i I. i. '. .....i . . i
mil is .no j;ihmi iui ii (cuius, uiiu iktsuii.s
living! at these mills are anxious for
more game. this year. While the
Locke mill has not hao! a team for nev
ii?ral. years it is stated that the em
ployes and management of the mill
faror a team this j-ear. And it is fur
ther statei that the hall park is to be
put in gmd eomtytion again this year.
With this park f.eworked. the league
would have three good parksthe Gib
son and Ca barriw-teams "already har
ihg good fenced in parks. ; This would
provide, playing ground for each team
twice, a week even if the Legion is un
able to get-a park. " '
!- Chairman IJeJl stated that a meeting
of representatives of the three mill
teams and the legion team Is to ht
held March lOt h wheu the matter is td
1 discussed fully, and definite action
will be. taken at that time.-"
CKISSINGER AGAINST
NEW BONI S PLANS
Said He Would Advise National Banks
Not to Accept Ctrtiflcates of Service.
-Washington. March f. Comptroller
of Currency Crissinger aiinouiR-el to
toilay that in the event of thennact
ment of 'the soldier bonus legislation
providing for payments by adjusted
service certificates he wou!d advist
National Jianks to decline to accept
the certificates as security, for loans:
Mr. Crissinger described the pro
posed plan of issuing adj.isteI servic?
cprtificates f dr. use hy the soldiers it
desired as colla'teral for .-loans to 8
per cent, of .their face. value, as f !
'worst kind of frozen credit, and de
clared while he would be without au
thority to order National hanks to re
fuse to accept them as security he
would strongly advisa against "their
acceptance. - -- :-
' The-certificates would be "non. nego
tiable" paper, Mr. Crissingex explain
ed, and loans upon them would load
the banks, up for a three-year term,
which they cover with an immovable
mass of security. -
The certificates would he similar to
he said, and "far.fr mthe liquid se
curity be!t for the banks." ,
DOESN'T FAVOR THIRD
( POLITICAL PARTY NOW
Tlitc Ktntinwnt nt Preshlent. of Amer-
iean Farm Bureau Federation. .
T.1:nrin ' - 't . March ! Jas. It.
' . " ' v-.
t . 1 11 Mr, . 1 niAftnan
, ..i .1- 15.
the K)UfereDce
of the Farm Bu
reau of the Northeastern states last
! night, said, he did not favor the Fedr
eration becoming actively engagert in
the formation of a third political
party. '
"If such a party should be organiz
ed," he said, I would do my best to
keep the American Farm Bureau Fed
eration from taking a part in-its ac
tivities." . ' '
He said the Federation took ,full re
sponsibility for organizing the agricul
tural blocdn Congress "but it doesn't
care to
all that
take full
it does."
responsibilities forrf
T
AMERICAN
CITIZEN
KILLED
IX 3TEXIC0
Alexander Mathenie Murdered at Los
Naranjos on Night of March 5th.
Washington, March 8. Alexander
Math erne, an American ; ciuzen, was
murdered at Ios Naranjos. state or
Vera Cruz, on the night of March 5th,
th: state department wis advised
today by vice consul Hickerson, at
Tampico. The dispatch stated that
the, assailants were unknown.
Attachment Serred cn
Message of
, r Peace. . ,
Wilmington, March 7. The British
schooner. Message of Peace, uoteil,
rum runner, still rides at anchor to
night with 4 sheriff's deputy guard
ing her decks, pending the settlement
of an attachment served on-4he vessel
by Donald Macrae, British vice con
sul here.. , . "
Consul "Macrae served attschmant
nn the shin when she attempted "to
rian inct ' Titpit.. alleeinsT that
master ewes him Z5v ior- strvices
rendered the crew and master when
the ship was brought here by, i coast 1
guard cutter two months ago. i
i
f MSW (DKE' III RI6HT: flOVJ--;- j
IIS- nr W ! - rtil I Jloc a??I rXi .C 1 IT. litiK riA 1UU V 1 A-W v t - , vi v i f
II I If . .,771 V J ' ri7 I Til' ItJAt HAIHkf l-f 1 vO. lit I
ri. & J m Ik if v orfe j ,,S7. ,
lir ' OJl if" '
LE(JI0N WOHKINfi SOW CIIOrAl CUB ( ONCKKT ' ' UFCKITION AT CtlNUHUI
. ; F0IS FINE CLI B K00MS! NHXT TvHSIlAV NIGHT U KNirTKI-
Flan Fmlenvajsby Whirh
the Loral Post Can Kent
t he Kreil . MKnnelI l'ost of the
American legion is working now. on a e Wedding Music tfnan Iho Uos4'-
plan whereby It is' hoped the IiCgion iaiion by Cowen -Chorii Cluh.
wilt le able to secure the. third floor of... , , ufe. bv IVarl il. Curran; ti
the new Cannon Building for cJ'!tiu Robin h Sonir bf Uoward White :
rooms. -
- -vi nieeiins; m me posi last nigur i
i I . li!. 1
length, and -the club room committee!' H.jiielujah Chorus.1 from - The Mes
was continued until Friday night of!sJ.lh r,v Handel-Choral Huh.
this week, at which time, it is expert-j Selwtcil Miss Grace ixohn.
"i-iii iiuik- a ueiimie reiuri itneeru -
mg rne jroposition
ing, . iia
is made his . proiwsitlon $1(K)
nth for, 12 months and the leg -
mbersarp-lvow soklojf m,ethoI.s
per month
toiimcmbprs
Iiy whithithis sum can be guaranteed,
The legion memlers are certain -the
rent can he easily rale.d each month,
and several plans for raising the mou
ey are being worked out. ,
; One memlier of the .club room com
mittee stated. at the meeting that he
understood a P.usiness Alen's Cluh was
being organized here, and that pro
moters of the club had 'spoken to Mr.
Cannon about renting the building,
and for this reason he urged the. leg
ion members to take definite action at
take uerinite action ar .
once so. Mr Cannon would know the ;
wiiir!iii uif post. iiu- oiiiinr y un- j
The
ably will lie settled Friday night. t
Harry Caldwell was made chairman
of the. tennis committee of the legion, triumphant note "King of Kings and
and will issue or accept challenges j JauX o JaiuU burst tlIHI1 tnelr rars,
from any other Legion post. The lest , thp QnSen rose t(l y reveretu. a,,d
tennis players in Concord are iucm-kom (l t() Him whos(, praIes wer,. H..
bers of the le.gion, and in this plMrU-jn. Sljn
the Concord post will be easily able"! .. -
to handle any competition.
MEETING OF GASTON
COUNTY SPINNERS TODAY 1
Association Agrees to Put Into Effect i
. Immediate Drastic Curtailment.
Gastonia. N. C, March 0. At a!
meeting today of the Gas.ton County;
Spinners Association, at' which more i
than r.(MV spindles were . represented
it was asreetl to nut into effect an-
Lrdi.ff S rtnilmenT Thi I
meaus, it was iid, that jerhaps. half
of the t,140.(MK spindles in the i-ouiity
........ - " " - ' 7 - '
will te idle. A gluttetl yaru market
was assigned for the action. "
Death of Master C. II. Peck.
Master. C H. Peck, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Hoke. I'e-k, died, yesterday,
afternotin at i:3) o'clock-at -the home
of 'his parents on South Chufctji
street. He had been 111 since Suntlay,
and since .Tuesday, when he contract
ed , diphtheria, his condition liad been
critical, it was not generally Known
that the. child was .critically ill, how-1
ever, ana me announcement 01 uis un-
timely aeatn causeti mucn sorrow.
The deceasetl was four years of age,
having celebrated his fourth birthday !
September 11th, last. He. Is survived
by Lis parents, four sisters and three
brothers. His sisters are Mrs. George
French, of Charlotte; .Mrs.. Arthur1
Furr, of Albemarle ; Misses Louise and i
1 L lie 1 x u-m i . v. v , v. vvuvviu, ra ;
and Robert Peck, of this cit.r.vand.1
T An
riving brothers. , 1 . ;l COMBAT Rt'M RtNNERS igiojer r-ill grant cxtenlon of tlnw
Fuueral services were held at the ' . ,.".; , . from Mart h ' l&th to rson5. part-
home this afternxn at 2J30 o'clock, TMs Plan New J-PPJfJ nership and corporation rtenmr
conducted by Rer. M. L. Stirewalt and MeUou- " Us S,atrd 3 aP?ly rwh -
Interment was made in Oakwood cem-; the Treasury. show ct3d cus f-r therrr. -.WT.w
etery. Washington, Mirth 0. Formation, extension.! are grated Interest at t
" .. .of a prohibition -navy for combatt-; r?ta of six per cent per -.anuja from
Negro
Whit field is
Trial.
Giren Speedy;
New Bern. Htfarch 8. Fifteen years
in the state penitentiary ' was the
sentencs imposed on Will Whitfiel.
rwtoa a tnyrS
Judge C. Lyon, at Jacksonn'Ie today
m T convicted cf assault and robbarv
of Ed - Snih. merchant' ua uort-
master at Marines,, two years ago. -
Taken to Jacksonville this morning.
after spending the night in Craven,
thelteil under guard, of tt detachment oft
IV, .... i 1 irvu.
itaieiga n-iiuuui &uiu nwys. une-;or
field was tried and convicted and
cd through here tonight going back tojshols. "Ala- will
Raleigh to begin his sentence. 'd.eiteljr. ?
It Is Hoped iFor Benefit of War -Mot hers Meniorhl
Fart of tire; tliinifs, 'ouiRlcte Frugrain (iivrn. .'
i The program fr the 4iuivrt Tue
'.,.. nllil March 14tli .
lioliin s rsong, uy uowaru line.;
ThrougIa Primrose IVU br Mrs.
s. Gillert Stross-lrs. Mary Sims
'icl
(i,oa
x Intermission.
a) I Ito n iJifsle, by Harry Iud- i furolshetl hy a U
; (h) F.Tlilnk FlfGet Wel In the,nnl-,'ro Kanuapoli.
UummeP .Timc br TTArry Li
iit rattW,
j nai, j urt Abode.v from
Iaudcr
Tanierl
i iiausprt j)V nu-hard Wagner Choral
Irn,,, t
Club
a) In the Land of the Sky Blue
Water, by Cadnian; tb By the Wat
ers of Minnetonka, by Lieurance Thur
jow Mrs. Sloan.
Selected Miss Grace Kohn.
Star Spa ngied Banner.
When Handel wrote the "Hallelujah
Chorus," he thought he saw the Heur
ens oiteiied and angels staudiug around
the throuof i(k1. this anihem was
. nn in KXW,rX r(.m,,rml Hall in Ln- i
don ou a ,reat .H-easion. ' when Qiiwn1 ,n
VW-toHl W is lres,Mlt
The audiem-e.
stood throughout the. singing of the
nnthtmi n it n fiistoni: Vhn flu
i . : : " -
i DEATH OF MRS. IDA
i , SLOAN JOHNSON
Occurred This Morning at Fixe O'clock
6f Pneumonia, at Her Home in No.
3 Township.
Mrs.' Ida Sloan Johnson, Wife-of Mr:
Baxter Johnson, of Xo. 3 township,
died this morning at rive o'clock Mrs.
Johnson had teen afflicted -for a nnm-
fxf M.i ,..U ilrnnur mill fltf1-
.
leuninla al-mt a week ag.i.
......... .... , - oiiuiimiiv i rui raipuur; .
j her. death. She was one of the cun- j SurviviIIK Mr. vc.rmaii r hin
ty'A Ut women, always active in j wf. wbf formerly MIm MjhhI
: church-and civic life and the news ofj,.jt50nf t.v.. aml otl0 dungi,.
her death will le heard with sorrow;, j4 0lut six years of ae
by her numerous friends and neigh-i The following memU-rs of Numa
;jHrs. Bemes her husband. Mr. Bax- N 344 A y, 4 A. M . of High
Her Johnson! Mrs. Johnson leaves three i..i.t.in ,-,f hich Mr. Chcrinan wan a
i. i -aI . w. . I . k 1 mntlMl I il T II tiflU 411
sons and one dauKiuer: iiessrs.
Iawrence, William S.. and IUlih
Johnson, and Mrs.. Edna Irwin, all of
No. :j township. Also two sisters and
two brothers: Mrs. 1. B. Iugla.ss, of
Charlotte; Mrs. ' Satlie Haris. and
Mevsra janie!, B. Sloan
Si0an 0j Texas. Iiesides
nnn jno.
CTandchildre.il
gramicniitire..! ami moer rt-iaueH.
Funeral services will te held at
G,J,woollr Fresbyenan tharch
-" , , V n
morrow .morning a il o clock ami u -
terraent will take p:ace in tne
wooi cemetery; tne semens win
conducted by her pastor. Iter. T-
:v -
PROHIBITION "NA TO
ing rum smugglers along the Florula
coast has the aDoroval of Secretary
i Mellon, it was stated tmlay at the
! Treasury. f5cla s det-lareil tht the
j use of coast guard Miomarine eg s -ers
? mar effect on the liquor runner
lM southern waters. ' . ,
Continue Hearing Indefinitely.
Washington, March 8. Hearings
by the house military; conaqj'ttte on
the various Droosa-i3 it has received
- , . . . . , .v
private oeieiuii"!, ui
pass-jcrnment's properties
at Murcle
be
continc-d in-
-Many I rnU Fallal at th htm
,ast FfIC Vnm to 9 Orlork.
; The rwjth n an a oIMUrfuI hv
' i'f.i e,xetlliic ly greatest fxp-rtii
j ' ions." said Mr. M. 11. I'avK head of
jthe CoihihiI Funilttire CotiiMiny, ihia
j laominj cnunineullng f uin lh evrut
U'ld lat enenhir'at their utore In t-e-
-;."- " !, -.-
! Oration of th thirt"Ciitb annUerarr
'' hat comr'any's hmhic mrert in
m -. m
uueuni. , -
The torc Was dHirateI for thU
iKHUHion in a color N-hi'm of nd.
white and blue, and for the further
plctiMire of the visitor pplendid muMc
furbished br a twenty five iIice
! il l funami inai ieiwn ix
""i t-l tlK ftln at Jmslmsf during
i thp reception hoi
7 Jo !i ocIKk.
urs. which were from
Kaeh of tbve wa
servetl with Ii cream and two kiinN
of cake. People of.all clashes, and
i from far and near were present.
No good 4 were offered for iia!e at
the rf..,tif Ion last night. The aVn
j did line of furniture inrri.il by the
Company was well dipta red. however.
and the management Mated this morn
lug that the place hail tilled with
customers, anxious to avail thcuM lve
"r 1,1
f the luirgaiu whiHi an lcing offer-
this line.
LEE K. OVERMAN
Hl'RIED
IN CONCORD
Dcath Occurred In Hih Point Yricr
day -Funeral Today. .
Tlie Ixxly of Ieo S. th-eraian. of
High Iolnt, arrlteil in Coueord thi
morning on train No. II. and funeral
services were conducted at Uu'Ml o'clock
hy Stokes Inlge. No. .TJ A. F. & A. M..
of this city. 1
Mr. trerman. 'who was about thirty
years of age. died at his home yes
terday morning aliout 1 oclo-k
from Bright's diene and high blood
pressnrt. Fr the pat fonr years he
had boen engaged In the eject rlca
business, and for eichf years" pifwl-
Iti" tl.iit flm.i hr n in the rniteil
. . . , .
, Mates -avy as mi eiecirienn
j ,ard lht. Molint , Vernon. He was
memlier, aci-oDipanied the lny to int
cord as a Masonic -irt. from whldi
the jbiII liearejn were K!ectel;
It. B. Parker. 3. I- PmitWi. P. V.
KIrkman. Jack BurrK IL' IL Held.
W. H. Currie. J. W. Price. W, W. Bur-
aD,i w w. Smith.
, (. Snorj xhnt to aT
Taxr.
t Commissioner cf ReTuue
Watts
said today that only one week more
I remain mi-ocic
itner returns and pay tb?ir
taxet
-without penalty
or Interest- Tn
tt-nft omirM nn Wed ne id a r. March
!l5th. at midnight- AfUr which time
ia penalty ot nre pre cruw wut-u m
!n case mill be rolanUril) uauw on
n A before Mar ISth. The Conral-
I oil b-fore Mar
March ISth will t-e due and m w
frollf'cted in every c3e.
i3ke your return now
; penalty cr Interest
and rare
Eter StJIO-ary Store m
Get GhhI
i silisbttry. March Robher iU
night looted the store or ise utis
i Harry Company la Salisbcry d gt
farar with eeveral hundred colar
u-orth of ready t wear, hath roVM
kin ona and other itoods. An -n-trancj
waa effected throng-i r
iht in. the roof, the roiwera ?'
therasejres dow a Inide the tuUdics
by & rope.
For the IUflrosdU tit thcjChkl Ihttuthe lr Nl
Cotintn During: the Vzti laful Capilil I W AVcti
;. 12-Month Ha Fm! V.
Putman. - v
FEWER PEOM-E
RODE ON TILUNS
And the Railroad Ut the!
GoodWil! of the People!
on Account cf the Higher
Fareji Charged.
IVi,E.fft, . t ti Ikw4
tli 'ill l-O ftI tW fil
4 It iMir, Vi4 IV tlt.ia f
!! l,Rfclllii ltUrt t iXm
in Io-rtt' CvtWittir
fit jMiry Jttl ffcr rl
"Tti rlht4s I fe4-jl
tts-y luii kf it" Mr ettei rti
-l. "It I th riIMtij f t rHi
rud tt-r' thHtiiH ft fl4rt ttM,x
mid fu tb PtMtvr tmin ttii f m
1141 P:ni-M tf IbriHirti t m flricLI
tktir1toril " , '
ALrd bjr tU tVi4afclla t-l ilr
of.rHtirn ti-rHt th rMrt
oaxht 1 r-f. Mr. puttuiia ! tUt
if tin i utiiktkn trt4 6 f r tmt rr.
Hotulde it hiiJ. rf-t tit tfettA'U
i rtn uorr tit it that in !
tf iha !lsr In . f tt
pr- S. " " !
J.hn II Buri.im-. tui fr t!
riutifit.il li.tutrI trrr- t-jrv. mt$
eil ih 'i'Uitill.. hlff it r
IK'H lu't'ht Ut a . rait. itm a
lcr!iln In Itw r idtlpfirii J
klH-W The fittur-.
QI ITS KFFtlRT Til
I Mimxr. nir. strike
Consider It l"eic l Make 1 urtfcf r
Attraspu l IVriie 1 a-r Us
Providtnee. Iti March Tfc
itate hc.rd of w:Hlitatkn w4 concili
ation tiKtay lnkiieil ttttipt at
iiettlen-.ent of the trtt c'vrtvrr
and udjoarwd lodcnnlttr.
A statement Unurl ibis fttttn
bv Iabor Commiffloaer . 0rxe . H
Weob, follo-rtnsr a tarthy "vilc-
of the tril, - announced t!l tfc
&djr "tohRMcm It ?rlc in mile
further attciapts l jTuaJ? l!hr
side lo nuhmjt arbUrattew .-'. -r
A, litll nore thao a ;erk s.g. the
IxKiid gate up at'mpt t v-ute lb
strike when tfttile . innufiur-ri
and otcr,itivri refujuwl to tiMmd
their difference lo rlrtion. n
Saturday the Umr i m-l la what
was 3B""UU'! a a Ctuat ffTirt 1
mediation. A plan s draws at
proTldiarr for a 1 tr crnt va? r--ductkn
Int4 of the 2 per tnt
sked Jty mill iKr and lr the
retention of tb 4-lKnir - rrklnr
week In the mtils uwtMd f tfcel
hour week propd by the manfc
turcrs. the tatemcnt lucd ty It
boiird today aa taken ac &4ictly
that thee termi r not aceeptbl
to one or both of the !&!-rrff4
parties.
EDUTN S. MONT.M4 K
TENDERS KfMGNATION
Had Ilem SrrrHary Fr Imli !
errtly VU1rie4 by Mr MTlIhua
Hickii.
Ixmdon. MarHi VAmln mm
Monte, ibe.;-rHary f"r lodU, t-
derHl hi r-ittfitli im'ey aixl II w
8eeffel. . ' j
Tlie Indian F ilicy of t1 ry
Mntagu4 waiulJfI l a tt-l
iu the Houm f 'uitii n It nn-fjih
in a nii ty Sir Win. Johnoi He..
who ilf r t-d tl M-rrfarr li- t i
trjls to gnerti If!a a"rrn; f
liWral and tom r lda.-- Mr.
Montarue dcfetnk'!' Iduetf by declar
Ing if rT.r tintror plHr tt
tnalntenaw-e; of the iidf-rrlty of It
ctnplre. f!b tt tcxrtt "V
I.rtiuiltf for the drrt-fopcm-tit f f-U
l f-govern Beiit for Itntia. irf li
clarr- aglnt Mr. 'Montagu
that I had allowed to mmii trnlf m
to Mtaind K- Gandhi, ft tra4i
eralhoit leader.
TO MKT. SKPUXITF. !
1tU;K AGBEF.JIFAT
Fr in!st Cal WerieYm. t'le la.
trtate Cealrrmre U Calle4 hj
Iaer FabHu
t- lal. March fFrat Far
riacton. prefWnl of i 11U-U
dUtrlct. L'nitsl Mine Wert era t
America, toiay rrrtd oi'J
nejotiste a separate ae iffeetarct
with HUnot ojrtoff aai tr
inlernal orranjntKo rllJ as W
tert.t roafrerri .f hm c$rtns
of th.r strat apiil &4
crtifinr fnir HmU. ilf. Frriato
added. boever. tfclf
r. ti ar :!
m a nwwfsi iiiiuiKf
. . r ..it .
adrtd tak to r-ert ! Vtinr tirtfc
April 1. , 'h
5ew ITar FaKls IIi4-er.
Detroit. March A caa rvslay a
tlrycle pnlltd w? a'orKe a staa
and women la aa autoraote t3 tie
North part of the eiiy earty t-3y,
Coortbe4 a pinsL Jtaaadl aa.J !
talced tie mctoriru rsef. U.'
pedalled kta:e!f to a kw.rz: ?U
wHre tie Eotorttta wrre ur.a'e to
local? tixa. -:
Malekalan bride bate two frwst
teeth knocked ost. . It esat be tar4
' darts t cor3-o3-tel tUo&
in
PARTY H
WITH IIUIDENT
Psrtr Will hnt Mmi uf the
Wrek at .-St Aunu-tbe.
Whm the Prr!drnt Wilt
Make Hi Hraduartrt
li4 fVVM It
t-At tt-4f .
Wr4 t4lsfci;f
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tfeerd td Ui l-tis
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prritHiI Utp,
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kj4nc ft" 4frj8f mtJnfi,t?i It
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I liR -Utility Tlttltlfl
"Pay 1 I a4 fefc !
fra Pay a t mt IJ?Ue fir
tlaai ft.
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