J- B. SHERRILL Editor and
VOLUME XLVIIL f
NOVEMBER EXPORTS
Df nartment of Commerce
Month Totalled $383,000,-
000, High Record for Year.
TOTAL IS GREATER
THAN LAST NOVEMBER
In Comparison With Novem
ber, 1913, the Increase Was
More Than $138,000,000
the Report Shows, v '
MWiiin"!"". 1H- Amcrlnn ex-
HiBHEST FOR
i N.a(nil..T ie:chel the hight ,haVe undoubted y iuidermlnel''hi5 !
,ini i ili-' vf,;ir, iict mlin to official I tem in mimtlm nnu .
(,,,-. tn..l.-. stati.-lii-s ni;ih-pnhllcl Mrs. Rei.l in descr.bJng his c.ndi
(lilv u H. pjirtmciit of (ommcrcp, tion. just before :h breakdown ald
i,.,uii,2. I'-mI exports of ?.TW.(XMMMK. he wept and afd
NuvcimIht total is !2.KM,0o .4,w ,U,1 -I hapneii to let tnyself
erM,:,., ih;H. the viilue nf.Octolter ex-po? Why couldn't I top long ngu? I
yrtSKm greater than tjie; thought I wax strong I thought I
4;,lXf cniiiiiioditiea shipped nbrontl Inj knew myself ko w.ell ; I i-au't undent
.vi inh i lit -r .v-ar. In comparison Rf and It. "
w-i,h .,Hnher. 1!K, the increase wasj lnlign:int denijUs of the puhlishwl
i,.r- tii.i n .l.'.s.(XH),(rt0. - , reports of orghH" in the Held home.
i I. .t. nun t ly the department ! were made hy Mrs. .lk-e. Iavenirf.rt,
,llnn-l il." 'veiider returnH showed i nK,ther in-law of the actor, U whom
thin Amen :-iin iimicmiiiie nini mmisiry
'tiit iiUiv iit iw in icii jioiii iiie.njfreasing
tnirt l.nsiiiess. J)etilel imal.vsis of
tin Ii;mI'', tiiAveyer, lias not leen made
I ui.li"-. ' '
A ( IIAIi.MINCi PARTY v
Encasement of Miss Ona Harry and
K. V. Caldwell, Jr., Announced.
iiii'' !' the most charming of the ear
ly lidliil.i.v parties, was given by 'Mrs.
.(dIiii W. .Morn's, nt her home on Fri
tlny nfternoon in honor of Mrs. Espy
r.Hniuii. ,-i recent .bride, when she nn-iiiiiiiirt-i!
the ensiigement of Miss Ona
Marry iinil .Mr. II. V. Caldwell, Jr.
WVlroniiiif; the guests at the. loor
wcie Misses Isiilelle, and Mattle Ixu
Morris. Mrs. Morris, gowned in a
UhIhI cicim'. presented the guests to
Mrs. Ciinnon and.Misa Harry. The
guest.s nf honor were handsomely
piwiusl. Mrs. f'juinon wearing a brown
irt'i'. iiinl liss Harry a brown dnve
t'tii' with ii cu-siige of sweet peas and
li iiis' roses.
I he living. nM)m was arrlsticnllyrftr-liiiitfil-with
qiiiintities of Christmas
irmis iiinl cut flowers. . -- r
After yi, -Hitest the guests were di
rrtffit io the tHning room by Miss Ad-
with a ti.-iiidsome cloth, and in the cen-ti-r
was :i silver basket fillel with pink
rarn.'itions and fern, tulle was draped
'niiu i he center of the room to the eor
ners (.f the tnhle ami held In place by
miniature brides and grooms. The
riM.in wjis lighted my numerous . pink
uinilles. held in eriptal candlesticks. A
salad course was served with coffee,
nuts and mints. While the refresh
ments were being served, little Miss
Eniiaii Morris entered with a letter
ur a silver tray, the letter being rend
l'.v Mrs. Morris, announcing the en
Kiiceuieiit of Mis Harry mid Mr. .Cald
well, the wedding to take place on De
eml,cr L'sth. The announcement will
he if ititii-ivt- tti tair imrrKiroiiH friends
tlirouliout the state. .'
Miss Harry is the daughter of Mr.
iiml Mrs. W. I). Harry, of Harrisburg,
mkI is n charming brunette. She re
tivel her education at Queens (College,
anil Floni McDonald, at Red Springs:
Mr. Cahhvell i.s the son of Mr. and
Mis. K. '. Caldwell, and is a prosper-J
ens ymiiig business man. .
The wedding will take place' at the
home of the bride on the Salisbury
Road, and will be a very quiet affair,
only a few relatives and friends to be
invited. . ; .
( hristmas at Keller Church.
The Christmas exercise at Keller Re
f(irin.d Church will lie held December
-ird at f::?o o'clock. .Following is
the iiro.ur:iiu : V -
'S(.n::sriny to the World" Choir. .
I'-laiujftion, Charlie Brantley. ,
Scripture Heading and Praxr Pas
tor. Hew W. C.; Lyerly.
Seng Choir. ' ; -; :
Recitation Grace Brantley.
Exercise: "Christmas Acrobatic"
Sine small children. . ; 3
Song; "Ting-a -Ling-Ling" Junior
;iiis. .
. 'Recitation Nannie Cline,
i'lii v : "Two Views of Christmas "
Recitation Hilda rCooke.
Song: "Away in a Manger'Five
"Small girls. - : v ; ' '.
1'Liy : "Why Christmas Was Late."
Exercise: "The Months" Twelve
small children. '
Play Two J his and Santa Clans.
Song Choir. ' ''
R-iitation Lillian Brantley.
Talk Rev. W. C. Lyerly. '
Solo Ethyl Cooke. - , -
I-laniation William Cooke?
Rlay: "Why Santa Clause Comes in
I-eiiiher."
Ronediction. .;
Laiiies to Give .Money to Church Build
ing Fund.
1 Me Ladies' Aid SUwterv of the First
y ...X. ...,.V,..
J-'U'tist Church has turned over to "the
liti i l.l ; , . -tru
In in.... ... i iiii i -. ...r. . !
.... '. ! .
Khnrtlv
ji iif-r an miuniuii.ti iiumuui
which will" make about $4,000
(nr ti... . . ; m
ii niu liiciivf omvih. .
obwr l.r-iL
ivp aiK(Ut k) from the Society
Tor tllii coii - : - " -
Rla nche Funk Miller, who has been
JjlH-ted a justice of the, peace in
lacouia, objects "to being called
jlKlgP - . .
WEATHER FORECAST. .
. Rain on the coast and rain Or. snow
JJ interior tonight 'and Tuesday;
somewhat colder tonight. - ' '
Publisher.
WALLACE EtID SEAK DEATH
fA01.10'1 Star--!!
l aV "PPn nay Actor; -
i-os Angeles, Dr. 1 5 v,n.,
ffV?"i 5y
2l? .5 iB-tha L,
I wood Ban rH 7 a lloUy'
wutki sanatorium .ast night.
Eam. corroborated Mrs.
-m! r11 "ylD: -
the Mtf iw.f! JTn Pafdeth lor
irregular anl weak. He ha tainted
;ru5f oi mree iim dauj. mnil
has lost 70 pound in weight. Labora
tory findings at the prwent time indi
cate he in suffering either from a con
dition of complet exhaustion or from
influnz.i."
The phyRlciana dscribfng h ill
i.csk. acconling to the Examiner Raid:
"Ills present illni'Hu.hHK no conmc
tlun with over lnd:ilgfcn In uleohoi r
narcotica, although .such iuduleen-?M
n .... .
those report had been cntlitnl.
I know there are ilp parties in
Hollywiwl everyone knows thnt," she
said. "And I suppose Wally has at
tended some of them; I don't know.
after he retnrneil from mirtlM ' ttie !
i lift uiifiw iimr i iiii vii rn iuaii u-fttt itim i
homes of some of the p'mle. in Holly
wood, and I have seen him sadly shake
his head and say: 'Mother. I don't like
it. That isn't the way to have plea
sure. - It's all w,false, so artlcflcialV
BANDITS SECURED 'ABOUT
$200,000 in DENVER RAID
Rob Messenger in Front of Federal
Mint and Escape in Automobile.
Denver, Colo Dec. IS. Three lan
dits tolay shot and liroliably fatally
wounded Charles Linton, a Federal
ReseiVe Bank giwrd, ami es'ai)etl
with iilout ?2(M),0() in currency of $T
denominations. which ? was beins
loaded onto a Fileral Reserve trpek
in front of the Denver mint
The; money was Udng transfernnl
from' the mint, to the lo-al reserve
bunk. ' :' f "' . , '
The robfers seiieil the 'money and
sprang into an .automobile.' Ah their
AJu5!Uawax-itia j? rmL,?!ret tj,net)fr
gaurds Inside the mint building "tired
from the windows at theroblers; The
entire I Denver iwilice force qnlckly was
called into action in an effort-to ap
prehend the robliers.
While the rpbliery was going on. ac
cording to witnesses; a second automo
bile loaded with masked men, arined
with shot guns and fifies, stood 20
feet from the bandit ear. apparently
ready to give aid if -needed.
. Sheriffs in nearby eountiles were
quickly notified by the police in an ef
fort to apprehend the jobbers.
Prohibition Booms Trade in Pocket
; , . -' ; Flasks. -
. New York, Iec. IS. If the Chrust
miis mm' fleet reiwted to' lie IkhukI
for New Vm-k from the Bahamas suc
ceeds in running the blockade of the
dry navy, it should ftnd New Yorkers
amply j supplied ? with receptacles . for
toting the for.bidden liquor.'
. Several mannfacturers totlay declar
ed that the demand for flasks had
trebled since the advent of prohibi
tion. Shop windows with their Christ
mas decorations, feature clandestine
drinking vessels which it "wet" days
brought a shudder from 'society.
stores- are selling .thousands of
flasks large ones for ' roomy coat
pockets and small ones gracefully
curved for the hip; expensive contain
ers of silver "and gold and cheaper
ones covered with imitation leather.
Flasks are not the only drinking ap
paratus on .display. Shown In abund
ance are , hollow canes, decanters,
glasses never blown for milk, and elab
orate cocktail shakers.
Tchitclierin Makes a ProposaL
Lausanne, Dec 18. By the Associat
ed Press). Forejgn Minister Tchit
cherin. of Russia, proposed today to
the Near East conference a commis
sion studying status of the Turkish
..traits.-' 9 ntan nrov'dinff for iuler-
V'ticna! board of control on which
u-nnld be represented. Germany,
f Tnited States.. France. England, Italy
and eleven states bordering on the
Black Sea.
No : Fireworks Allowed in City.
Chief Talbirt this, morning deciwv A
that the police were going to enforce
the - law in regard -to shooting f ire
erackers in the city during ine
Christmas tperiod.: There is a city law
against the cracker, cnier i aimri
stated, ahd it Is the duty of the
po'ice department to see that it is en
forced. His officers have- ibeen in
structed to enforce the Jaw, the Cnief
added. i r
There win ne a uoiriHiuia wr at
'I nPrP
. . - , o.,
liofrinn n? nt one O ClOCK. liK'aui ;
. . . 4 . ;
ronaiatlne f appropriate songs and ex-
ercises will be reqdered by the school.
An address will be given by some in
teresting speaker.; Everybody is cor
dially invited to ; come out ana enjoy
the afternoon with us. . I
A woman in Montreal, mor? man!
100 years old, has outlived all the offers efficient, friendly aid in handl
beneficiaries in her will, her husband checking and savings aceounr.-
and her two chF.dren, as "well as he
pTecntors of the: will and the notary -.Woinen as a rule have better eye-
DUblic who drew up the document.
P U B L ISHED
CONCORD,
' FRIENDS OF MUPprvo
J -
kill u i riiisT point
-Dai Will SU tie SUrtrvked la fv
I f f , vi. -
.Washington. 1 -Prolyl
in ,be Henate todaver the JTf
tL t'fot to.dW.!a the Nil with
i. -v-,- - i.t.. .
? Whet
l-'fore it th motion to U!,U. tf.
if.ni. bill- with ft- oflw, t!vb mat
.flttmfiti f. fl.. ,.t.
- ' '
Kat)Kieii, of ImiMiana. a diiiiratl
upprter of thfVhlp meannre. 4Aime.l
rei- ignition in aecordanft. with a mo
tion given at treek, nod iaumt.e In
to a ciKoh Jn liehiilf of th Mil.
ntTIfKK (ItTtS APPROVAL
II V HKNATK COAIMITTKr:
I 'iiaiiiiho(i.s Approval of III Nomina
tion A Mrnilier of, Suprmie C'otirt
tiiiHi bySeiiate Commit Ire.
WnKhiiiKlou, Ie-. IH, The nomina
tion of lien- Hiitler. of Mlnnenota. to
. an afcKoeinte julice of the Snpreiue
Court, wax ordered ieor!ed to the
Sena l e by a iiuaiiinwos tie'of the
Semite Judiciary Cmnmfftw.
The committee acted after reeeh Inj
a- reort frm a uiecMninitte which
Inquired Into the nomination and rec
ommended favtH-atde a1ion.
thairman .elxn tiuuouiM-el that
hey would make the report tm the now
ination nf the first iegifdathe Kexsb.n
of the Senate an'd call it up at the firt
opjiortunity. SenatorH IjiFoilette, of
WIm-iisIii and Norris of Nebraska.
repuhliniUM, have indh-atei Huit thv
will tight confirmation.
WOMAN FOlNU DKAI) IN CAR;
DRY AGENT IS BEING HEM)
Claims He Was Attempting to Cross
Creek and Went Over Embankment.
(JreenslKM-o, Dec. 17. . F. Alliejil.
prohibition enfon-ement . officer, re
ported to the polh-e here late tonight
that while attempting to cross Buffalo
creek, 10 miles from Greensboro In his
automobile in which va Mrs. I'dna
(Jlenn, wife of Stamey Glenn, of thU
place, he missed, the bridge, went over
a 1." foot embankment into the water;
that he. scrambled from under the au
tomobile and that he fears Mrs. GleniH
Is under the machine dead.
City and county officers went to the
scene and found the machine partially
submerged In water, and found Ilrs.
Glenn kad In the car. Albert! war
placed under arrest and locked up
pending investigation. .
THE COTTON MARKET
Market VasArHve .and JtatberFxt(t:
w " jpd atthe' Opeaing'Totlayt
New York, Dec. IS. Tin' cotton
market was active and rather excited
at the piK'ning' today. Relatively firm
Liverpool cables and private reiorts
of rapidly improving general trade
conditions in England evidently stim
ulated the buying ' movement which
started at the publication of. the gov
ernment crop estimate last week and
the opening was firm at an advance of
22 to 43 points.
Cotton futures oiiened firm: Decem
ber 2.1.7.";; January 2.1.70; Marth 2G.00:
May 2G.&S; July 23.1)3..
KELLER'S ACTION WILL BE
INVESTIGATED AT ONCE
Committee Appointed to Determine
What Action, If Any, Will Be Taken
by the House. :
Wasfiington, Dec. 18. The Ifouse
Judiciary-Committee appointed a sul
committee today to investigate what
action, if any, should, be taken in con
nection with the refusal of Represen
tative Keller, republican, of Minneso
ta, to testify before Ihe committee as
to the information on which he Iwsed
his impeachment charges against At
torney General Daugherty.
JUDGE REFUSES TO DISMISS
CHARGES AGAINST MRS. BRUNEN
In Connection With the Killing of
-HonesC John E. Brnnen.
Mt. Holly, N. J-, De-. IS. Justice
Kalisch tinlay refused the motion of
Mrs. Dorris Brunen's attorney to dis
miss the charges against her in con
nection with the killing of "Honest"
John E. Brunen, carnival owner.
Justice Kalisch declared that although
"it may. be that, the testimony in this
case, be very meager as far as Mrs.
Brunen's connection may be concern
ed" the question t must be. fettled ty
the jury. ' '
ACKNOWLEDGMENT FROM
V MAYOR CLARK, OF NEW BERN
Sends Thanks for $274.25 Sent Through
The Tribune for Fire Sufferers.
Mr. J. B. SherrlU.
. Editor The Concord Tribune, v
Conconl," N.C.,
Desir Sir: I acknowledge with
thanks and appreciation your checks
of December 7th, for $1SS.00, and I)e
eeinber Oth. check for $vS53, contrib
uted by your citizens for tne reiier or
fhe fire snfferer8 here
Please eonvey
to vour people our gratitude and ap
preciation for their splendid contribu
tion. . ,
, Sincerely yours,
EDWARD CLARK, Mayor.
With Our Advert Lsers.
The Coneortt Teleihtiie Co.. can
supply you with a complete ratlin set
for your son or brother. See od. on
. .
race i wo.
Cline & Moose has many good things
for Christmas. New ad. today points
out-many of them,
of instrument guaranteed.
Practical Christmas gifts are offered
I at low prices and on easy terms at
at ia Pnfvirfl Fnnrittire t'omDSnr.
The Citirens Bank & Trust Company
sight than men, according io occulists:
WOHDAV5 AMD
NC. MONDAY DECHMBOR IS, 192i
;bigcharlotte fire
t .STARTS FROr.l FURNACE
The Six-Story Tni.4 Building
on Tron Street Was De
stroyed Early SuntLiy With
a 13 of 0,000.
KEITH VAUDEVILLE '
HOUSE, IS RUINED
Fire Was Burning: Fiercely
When Discovered. Fire
Started in Frunace Room
of Trust Building
Oif!.!te. lJe. l?.-Tt .Jx-4.ry
Trt building u iuth Tryon Utmi
tontiiinloif the Kttl ramlrille thea.
terniel m Larve im! t.f oUt-n ta
ile-troiI tuel ! f.ther nrwtnrt-
Kerbniily daiufCMl .y firt early fcIay
with a total ! ewlltoated at mjfitl
mate) $ttKtt. ? j
Tlw rf wa huriieil off au fcdjoin
ing thre-tory biulding ormpieit ljr
i:r(M ktuau'x retail ned luaii order ImkA
tifb.nery '.fre. and a number of of
tices and practii ally all t tie MmtiotK
of thi sttbctiire fe a total l. Jin -
to -tin ami water Tae IMe.hiMnt
building on the . you'll ride of the Trust
bnildiug wai water ake from rof
to cellar. It tt'ii headquarter for
the PbHhuont Fire Inurane eomiiany
and tbv Mirix I'lin kink, and con
tained numltem of ther oftieei.
Ho tin wan leliered to hare, orls
lnted in the foresee room of the
Trust building and had galne,l great
headway la-fore it wan dlM-oteredl.
Save for one or twd minor injuries to
firemen, there were no cnsuallie In
t h" fire which atiractd hundred of I
Intmiiik. . line oi me neaviesi uown
tNiurs of raiu Charlotte had bd this
year began to full atut the time the
lire was under control. '
Had it-not been br the. IieifirTy rains
of the biht -week whli left nearby
buildings soakrd and the aid given -by
the torrent of rainwater that ' fell
thi morning. Fire thlef Wallace en id
the Idaze might have proveil n ill
astrous as the rei-ent one at New
Jiecn.
Tons of Water were thrown into
the smoking ruins throughout the day
and South Tryon street was bl(N-keil t
traffic until the. late afternoon as p:irts
of the front wall of the Trust build
ing fell Inta the wrert. The f-eue
of the.,i'ire waj l4ueen Third and
Fourth streets, tm the west tdde of
South Trj'on. within a hUk of where
the faiiHiiis Mecklenburg Ieclaration of
Jiuh'pendence is sid to have lieen
figneil. ' . . , '
In addition to the losses to business
men and others whose office and
eiiipment were destroyed, the lodge
room of the Dramatic. Order Knights
of Khorassan. which were In the
Piedmont building, were water soaked.
The Trust building, which also was
known. asHhe Academy of Music, had
nothing left tonight but tottering walls,
the , front part of which had partly
fallen out. It was erect ed IS year
ago and was a brick structure. With
in recent months it had leen purchase1
by C. W. Johnston at a price sild to
Ik' $233.t'ifH x
i Total loss in the building occupied by
Brockman's store and offices was plac
ed at more than $100,000, while tbons
ahd of dollars of damage was-done
by water .in the Piedmont bnilding
Other nearby structurt-s escaped with
a few panes of broken glass or scorched
awning3. from the flames, which were
discovered about 4 :30 a. m. The losses
generally were said to be well covered
by insurance although there were
numerous individuals who had no
such protection against fire.
Mayor Walker announced today that
he would turn the city auditorium over
to- those whose' offices were destroyed
and would erect temporary partitions
in the main hall pf the buildings,
i A check-up if injuries tonight show
ed that Captain Al Moody of the fire
department suffered painful cuts from
falling glass and that K. W. Stokes
was knocked down, apparently by con
tact with an electric wire, but not
seriously, hurt. Electric light and
power :was .tnrned off in downtown
Chariot teYor several hours during the
fire. '
Survey" of Proliibitlon Enforcement
CVNMlitiofM in W4.
Washington. Dec. IS. Plans bare
been completed by the prohibition hu
rra u for a survey of enforcement con
ditions in the far western state sim
ilar to that just completed by Com
missioner Haynes in the south. "vMr.
Haynes accompanied by several of his
Bureau chiefs will leave here on Jan
uary IS.
. Community Christmas Tree."
A community Christmas tree will be
Seated on the lawn of ' the Y again
is year. The tree will 1 erected
in time for the exercises, which will
be held on Jiatnrday evening" at 7
o'clock, v For the. past several years
the communUy tree has lieen erected
on the lawn of the Y. and the projrraum
rendered have len greatly enjoyed.
The public is invited ' to attend the
exercises this year. j
'. . ... .
Wead Body or Kooen Maione roma- Christ ma morning at 6SW orlork, A
Statesville. N. C Dec, IS. J. Robert j large junior choir will sing carol, ami
Malone. 36, disappeared from his home there will he special number !-twen
in Shiloh township December 0, ami; the acts. The usual tree and "treat"
nothing had been heard of him until jwlll be given at thU time. , . '.
his body was found hi a branch near! - - ' J
his home late yesterday afternoon, with j Stme yeanrag there J a crix
a gash in his throat. Malone was in-1 among the womeji of Berlin for dyeing
fyine, and application had been made
. 1 v: ..imt.fw thA cto
p"t;re lie fave wife and three
children. ".
chiidren.
THURSDAYS
srrciiL ctni wttL '
tt otrtxsx rtxtzs
Crfc lt f reil VrrXitU r
CnH- C2 Zumtt
f ji rr-r. r:t.t tm ta t
, At ! Ut4. i tftivnilk i
Mrmt'i kTierr 4ajti itr ffMu-
fld.rs a b t (u la ; !j?r
f to tkfrre U ti vtk' wiii. f'i
distlfcS 111" S.rl ..If f-f
TT.e rriu;nc S4te f fttj.. J --! .! "Vr.. H.?. f-
i ! lb nf ttri,l Tim ,
If t trrta, iit ! tJW ttw diftJ.l
sf mrlrtt. I
"ll.r !-t4Mtt!ratn Inlatn t.f
Crl met-t iil ttrtrr trfc uuly f
rnaiti t.iiintf: !hia,ttt- it.
icti f lr. K'l- fefl Italli fruii.;
I-4ii ail tt rttltan-, ij t tr lt
tiiiHisri Je-ti!, ! a ?ta?ed
ehleflr ft tet'faNr atwt 13 Ji tu..-
the ftdlottin? ti-pW; irtwk Ti f.r
; Xrtl ariIIta; jrditr-thti jrJiV
1I lrili hah
h-ITliree. Idn it.l H1 i n'.mi T -f ; di
I of ej:-tMr. irris.ttb'u. oi
toukHiii. A tciins, a i4 4slug
i i-u to all t at'ttei milt I
jbHd at the t,fjrtiiin of th-, ror "
MORE TEACHERS M IDI 1
..IN. NORTH CAKOMNAicfl 1- r
- " ' -. ' tl.lor
MldVcar Relctutlao aitd Otherj l1tHBity
taue nave iicuiiea la Mmrtac.
RalHeh. Dtv. IK Mid-year relena.
Hon aiMt otter iumk hae ri"ultt ta
a M-riona Lortajce f teaiber fu
North farollna. reuniting In a d
maml for wellua lifted lntructor
for tb ofienine of the new m.i
vear in January, according t an n
iiouncement made tohiy by o.T. UL of
th plaettuent Inireau of the JUItxaibm
AKsM-iatioii.
There Is no unutially heavy d
manl for te?!fber at thN wmim.ii of the
year," read the Matetuent. "Hiaie of
thene vacancies are jierurrlng in tin
larger whi.l -sywtemii of the male,
but then are many oftenlng in the
rural mi-tbn of differnt tiinile.
Tlie facf that nuiny. of the monn
tnln whootfi, whl(b o; ! t early In
the full or lute fit miner, ar eomjJei.
ing their work at ChrfaduiN time will
help relieve the idtuatloti, ltt even
With tbew Aldifion.f there !ll re
racjireles which ranuoi U- iHlctl with
the rf,Ltrjltio4rt. njth the tuireif -.if
preient, ; -i .' " ",''." ;.'.
"Well qualified tiicher can utun
plncH tbrouuh the pnc-iiietit btiniiu.
Teacher hllinc lower trrade rtin
eate can find place slM4i, If they have
had tiuccisful teaching exjierleiwe.
Prosfiectlre tenhT who do not hoM
c-ertlflc-ntefi .hotild take up with the
certification bnrean of the Mate De
partinent of edm-ntion the mitter of
what certlrlc-ates they will l Vntlth-d
to lfore they i eg! n looking for work.
"Snjierlntendentx anl -boi f-fimmlt-tees
are not willing to employ lnchcr
who have not bad the training and
this Is one of the cause of the short
age," the statement, conclude.
CX1MES BACK FROM THE
;iUVES SHADOW TO TESTIFY
Dan O'Rourke TrlU JIi Klory in the
Trial of (lie .Men at Ilcrrin, IIL
Marion, III., Dec. IH l;y the Ao
clated 1'ress). Shot down and left to
die on a lonely roadside. I Jan D'Ronrke
returned today to tell hi story at the
trial of Ave men charged with murder
In connection with the lierrin riot.
That O'Rourke. who still beam the
scars left by his Jnjurie. had come
back from the very Khadow of tli
grave to testify for the prosecution wa
anhouncel tiy the. conne of the ntate
at the opening of wurt Jhls mornlug.
VALUE OF THE GERMAN
MARK LS INCREASING
.Mark FH1 From 800 to to the
Dollar In the Course of the Lat
Five Days.
Berlin, Dec. IS (By the Associated
Press). In the midst of their fhrit
mas shopping (lerman nnumers of
all cbiHwea were jubilant today at the
unprecedented drop in th dollar rep
resented 'by mark exchange, alfltig
from S) to n.fam to the dollar In thf
conrxe of 3 days. Tbi rise iu the
mark has alrndy produced a drp tf
frtmi 10 to 23 -r i-etit In wholesale
marker pricen. The fetailers are re
luctant to make roiliu-tlon l-a
they are slocked up with gl Itoticbt
when the market was iflti-h lower.
INFLl'ENZLCSES ARK
REPORTED AT TRINITY
School Win C1oe Today Instead of
W'rlneday-.Thirty-SIf Cae Re.
ported.
DurhamlW. IS It was announc-d
today that Trinity College would be
closed this afternoon for the hritma
holiibiys. tiro din earlier tlan usual,
because of number ofca(N f l
fiqenxa among the xtud-nt. A ltal
of .J ca-K had Ieeti r'itrteI on the
campus today.
Chritma Play.
"fn tlx. ntmnor I the title f.f
the plav to I gjven by tte children
iof the Second PrebyferUr Church 'r7I''",r-
'the hair qneer, coloTa, Iurp!e. bloe,
ami manre were favorite ha'Ic.
FortTInately the cra did not very
long.
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I'lHnnity N.i 11 -I.iUt M if Uri fet. i 1'
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year old. .tu thiticw, j l fcr8rf Aluat4 rrtrf f i?
0iirttftl!y Nt, .V-MiJrf-T 7 r
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KikkI and Sum iblnr. "' fd4r ! t4 . it.4-i r-si
1IorlaiiHy No, l;.- M'fl nltie uet lb f' ii-o. 4
fiitlter. Ill IH BW)tli. rltl tt 3!i tw l-ftii
y c.i r. KTiHttaotber i jesr. ,t!tti Mrt4f7 .1 w 1 -",
atwl Kiai thing, .. jiM tr. 1 iM 1 !
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aiU UuMi. XJi4U r (l '" Iki 1U
13. l rI 1 year. ilrl ! 3 ear. i'm,
fn-l ainl Xma thiru.-
(h''Ttnnltjr No. ! W Mowed ntth
er wik in mill i;irl Io nl 4 year
Boy Linear. i'(l, fwl inni Xwi
thine.
OpIort unity No. 1ft. nid ladr i
yewra 4t," abaie In the world, Kl
and rnfe"tbnaiiei.
P:rtmdtr No. 2rl4i'fler l k
nu.jber work In ndU. Iy er n,
FoL fuel and X)in fhitifd.
l1rtun5ty No, 21 Wldtwr. 10 op
Krt. By 14 jcar M. lilrl Id M
12 year. Food, fuH at4 Xm tUnt
Opjiorttinity No. 22 Fftttx-r arel
mother. tJIrl 12 yewrm. ti 2. 7
and 10 ye r old.
Ftl hd
Ati
,
Ibicw. Taken,
PfM4iunity No. 2:1 IJitle tmtf ile -!sii.i u t r rsi T -
year old. Xtna thlntr. Taken. f tiit i !TuU. nr.-.it. t f
iortuidf y Ji. 21 H iol inMb-: Ttt5. .f the. 4uri f
er, lrf irt, 10 aiei o. liirl 13, 7 jer btk!rri srr t twl ir gsiUr"
ami 10 month. IV't end Xa tblfef. t
rmrtanity No, SWMfmrsli htttUU Qrirt Cil ! lAii.
mother, ha tu!rcuioi. danrhtrr 10 Vla.Jiioiti. t II ry i! Art
rears, bor ft. Ftw4 f(i an t Xma rtfrd Pr. - 71.- nt r'"-
fhfnf
w v- vi k
er, danghter J4 year
11 year. f ami
Boy 1 aiul
Xtas tbllig.
Taken.
flffrtunlty No. 27.-ratter bk,
mother work. Uy 3 yesr, girl 4
yearn and lby 2 teum, l aivl
Xma thing.
Importunity No. 2 Tiro rrijf4rl
Uy Jn rthoielle Hof4tal, ' and 4
yearn. Toye anl rnfet luetic,
Di.r-r.rtonlty Sn. 2ft IJitle nipjl-!
girl J year iM Toya aoI nferila
erie.
,)lportunlty Nn. SO. 4rljted ty
14 year old. Toya atjl timfetlot-r.
l e,
OHrtnnlty No. 31. CriR!! Ir C
year old. A Clrltma rer-!rm
llrtnnlty N. XI VU-t m-4b-er,
lv (fS al LTjear. lrt U ntt
12. Fi-I. foet aiJ Xa thlug Tk
en..
0.r1 nidty N. n3M4ter at'l
fatlter uawte, Itr 7 a! girl 2 arxt
3 year. Food and Xma tbtng.
ltrtuilty No. 31 Uttl ly wUhi I lr!4e ii- t:fi(r
year, Xma Ihinf.
4lHrtnlty N, 33.
litlU. girl
year. Xma thing, .
tPP"rtanlfy Xa. 2. Mtfle bwf 7
yr. thl eg. Tkn.
tjrfufcity Nrt. S7 IJtiI dtl
yer wbL Xoa itslBg.
;frteolry No, S Vmrsg r4rl
woraa n bo La t iilrrubl . I'l
or Xma tbinr. -
Cjrt unity N 1meg t4riw.l
tnan. It f u!friibi. la Jl JSte
ruoithC Fruit " Xuu rts-sbr&ir
fi"rloiiity N. nl"jiftT
(bain gang. ilfl.-r rl t4iH
rhlMren. F-l atal "Hmmm lM4 ,
4jjjirtntiity No. 4a Fattirr 151 fr
jf nvtdh, wife at.
Up Mtl pm,. o tty
id Xni g!ff f'-r
tbe U7.
Opjiort unity No. 41 Father 4
mother at.4 1sjrtJl4ri try -ely
;iii IX H atvl 13 year, Ttm 10 M
S years. tby I tumtb U Fl aM
Xtna tfcieg fr fh ldrcn.
Any . wLWIi a j l 1 yei taay
t Uken by ymi. Call Mr, il. ft
1 ttr Mi toxktMB 2Vr fi addre
of yotrr of5rtc&ity." Wt-r-rer
riUe it is dired iUt 1 UU
an r;,rtcit j dtiiirr ll, U.I wLrre
IMSIPBlllI.
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