HICKORY'
VOL. V. NO. 221
HICKORY, N. C, FRIDAY, M A Y28, 1920
PRICE FIVE CENTS
ANGUS McLEAN
GRILLED ffilll II Rliy HflAl I NTFRFRT fflfiiOR PFFRY WIKpwws vmmm craiirc
BY SENAT
But Tar Heel Democratic F dies No Informa
tion Regarding a M jo Barrel or Head
quarters Says North Carolina is For
Former Railroad Administrator
V;e
lull
lilh'lt I'lVtM.
"loll. MilV
27. Tlio senate
,vi!t!itut r mveMigavng cn mpaiu ri
um.i made uirthor eflorts lo got
, n u what Chairman Ktivon descrin.
.n tin' "McAdoo bone" today. An
,w W. McLean of North Carolina.
jdiivciM' of the war savings organ
imii. v..is called lo the stand. Ik-
,irnictl tii;i! Ik- was soothera manager
fr M"'. M 'Adoo's caiopaiu'ii and at
tainted I" romi a prepared state-
wilt. ., . ,. .
kn -sv mere js i :loAdou cam-
- ; ..i , .! !... ii. 1 u t.... it
ruiijn, iii."J"" '-i-iiiiun- ivci-.i.
E pMinE! 1MB Fg I), i : If til II HICKORY ; Tf) LARGE CROWD HERE
. P SIIMUU ! 11 Ii i I. s Jill? nnimnn 1
i..Y. -j.34A ss its si ii j i iiiirr ii l i. i iiisiif.ii
ihv ' i ll iu i . .1 ro ; , '
- : I
rm-a! Last night -another J -large crowd ! -. " N .
I ah a us comniittee of If. feenate is IKard Kev. 'Uaxtor M(JLndori at the.! vHimme.-comem exe.nsc:; of the.,
! tailed upon in a resol'-fioi; recently nt and interest in th meotkigs con- ! Hickory schools wore featured., last !
i IK.- .-.CillOi S !V !!'. .Joil! . i Vof V. ' r-"--"-' -
I '.resak-.tt of i.e.-ioir s;-i H- ' -- g
SneHcntaUons of certiiicat ! award! lore 1 flOUgaiids
i-'. aiid merit to more than. 1 00 pwi-;is of I
ier.is!
ion. : '- . iwj. iii Jiiuin ina 1 1 if Hi:,! iiltTO I S a H S M i S B f!
. . . !.- is ii si a? m h a
'i I ft ' n T. t. Ls ii hi M
I I I E Bfi U
f URKEY
9 M3
UI 1 5 U
n pprn
S fe S U i I it'
Washitmton. May 2i. flit
airs committee of to s.n.-!t.. i
tailed upon in a resol'-f.ioi: recently
introduced by Senav.or' fV'nv : .-.
jlowa, to in.iuire into too advisability
; ol the United States irovern.ru-jcu-i)iiar
and oporatinfr coal ca
i liable of suppi-ii!j.- fuel for the rm-v.
the army transports and tne .nuri
can merchant marine. S i.ator ::!
rf Vermont, chairman of tie naval
atl'airs committee, is i" symiKiihy
with the proposed inve-l L-.-.tir.:- fr.H!
Last nijiht -anolhc
beard Rev. Baxter Md
ttnt and interest in tin:
tmues to stow.. The
aood music s?upplemer.ed
uiaaos. two violins
After thu sontr servlfv M
don asked the colored 4'dks.-
a place
I'.t rnufia
of .Missouri, "i niove that
. . r . i . i ! . .
ifirau inn wus wnrie:-;s with
..tnKMiii'-ii.ns and let the stfitini m'
-it until w find out about his fund."'
Kd'viiiu t" a lariid tiro T nmv
Mr; .Mi-I.ran A:ul be did
iiimv liiric va.- a .ic.-(ioo ncadniru
L ' ...... .. 111. ! . . I . . -
)(M m v. iu ii'ii or i iinaiU'lPMia.
He lniiiliv i rein us tei t a contersatko;
not i "-'.i ( ' na
iiidicati'd
I
Mr .McAdini us to the sa'iitiinejii
n
Tin- run
i . . . i-
II. - Ai.m.i-iiiM-i! ! 'i";-i.
':t i,iiii.';toii. ifa;
! c smi )d-cd on thi
i ai.y
were
Ta
printed
reveeded
of
rks more rijj
.uni inary had
in the (Jre.ek
enemoer ( I de'iulies y 'renuer V en-
meeLi'.ia-s con
re choir inado
i i-o.i!;,oi.e.
. K i.c-n-wi'.o
have
reserved an one si;
for one of their' old son
snd with one aeeoi'd they
tered heartily into '.'a-.i I ,R-.
i bohlicr Mr. McLendc tf made a xhos
j direct talk to the eo'oije..) poouk- ucid
loot in behind the conuf ctraliou ' about
the collections lor rtuidenb
f ; penses. v
u.s is wise
Dill iV, . i- i .
cy Mr. McLeudco andi lie asked jh,
I (iurstion. "Whom do veil consider the!
! wisest man : "l'ne ma''ii who accuma-1
::.) . compelled lo ua". " ! laies me most- money, ti.ne- mart w ho
it is Kenerally know,, that the avad- ! 5s: ,nost successful in iliusinc-ss. the 1
aide supply of oil for fuel is rapidly I Inan is K'eat in ijilitary aiVairs
diminishing, due to !ie tiemendcus i .v -ne man who is ct.'isillero'd tlie best
dciiiaads tor it. It is increasing ;i. I -aimer? Cod raid he who win.ieih i
price. While it i.-; true that navai ve- souls i:i wise and the irln who nvtke i
. .. i -i , iu, i,,...:, c i . i-1 . , ;
.se.s uarnuur on can st:iri eie.-.lei ! 11 l,M- ;jLiwie. ui ni nit- io win rouis
need than the coal burnei. and ' l uu" wisest man. said the spe.
. , ... . " l 0 1. -. 4. 1 . - : ... . i -i
.-neoti is an esscniial m nava. war s jiiis.su,. 1 on carui v. ;is r.oui-
fare. the time mav come, it is arid. ; winn."ai" and his eoin-miVivl to tlie
w lion the navy will be .fore i lc use; ' Pasties was to jyo ye -into all U
. y-. . . . . . : 1 I ... 1 t t
'll in ! tn rv ui vv iom ! UKain, ITif I. uin "i ins I'PMij:- " K" "l li,u J"i.v.- him i trv u t n
lepofciican Candidate for President Delivers
Address in Behalf of Campaign Denounces
Tent Be-
is likely that it will lie
1 1. the near future-
The plan is proposed, as a .v.er.i
of national defense, as a mt-.vs
c uservintr fuel that will be ro ninni
for It na v v, id tlif. !i-imv ..ii.l f!i. I V'
merchant marine, and at.c. as a
means of supplying the government.
"He that winneth
as the text chosen
merit to more than. 100
us grades. The entire- 5?0
se seveiiLn graue
i j . :
icaies in jjaiiii at;i mo
chooi class Will nave a oiu
1 -mrrdjor or stuuents next year. Pusper-
intendent Carver presided over t. i if -I
exerei:-s and presented i)r. I'eerv.
, i
re
liy soiigs
rendered
!l
)V
with coal at a lowe)
-in
:an it
.-evera
i miiS W
ladies-
'i'Sie exercises
toniglit with the
in the avHiitoririm of the H;
and the i.-rescmiation of.
medal. In this conneciic:;, i
!)( out of place lo observe- :
aim
tiie
ii! eoree lo
eKisr. day ex
llil!!
si-ier
"'IllLV
eic.se
.' iei;-es
: !!:. -.d
:;sex.
iv not.
ana
ii illi
tert jT- ttta i:
i a I i ft R
9 S r s I
st in s i
S5 R o hug
LrJli Lu I Lu
;,aiii tit;
a
duo theif was ar
j si nl iiii' it in my stale.'' i
littie i.iterrupt t-d to fix
l.e conversation. Mr. Me-
ihe
it exact I v.
v.ii" kavi.nc a
nnd thai his r
m l -i;l
e
Weil. .Mi.
. a ...
Mm, rt'icri um
Utr.iiil rivi'lUie,
"I ti.lr him v.
,,rv 1 1 1 1 a n tlu-ic
.it.... i i .
mil! 'o in wncrier no MKe.i or
t and lh.it ve wou!l le. in a-1 ah-
i .. . . 1 ..... .-..I !
uil .iiiuei'.n a ii ne inen lor
ma v im weuUlt! t ttike tile r.omin.4
. -ii i . . i
Km. ii.- -uiM ii.' v.as noi a eaui.iitaie.
uu!i! i's turn h.' liand over to eel i.
c did s.iv if liic nemination vas top-
ml liiiu li' could not deelirie.
'S.'iiie 1. 1' l is friends thought we
it.-hr !i l-J-1' hull by ! m m-
.... . . . r
h'l Uli.'M' VC.IS .-oiiie SO-. oi Oli'.iCr 1TI
i-w V'i rl; aed MiHiehodv told bin.
uHlt It.
"Win. win the re?" (.'Iiairman Ki n-
II (li'lliUII'led.
leio I, e l wee!
tiuilrc.is was reien.ed !y
part meet todav.
The 'L:ri;i-h
1 ' ' VI I . l I
V eriiW'io.j. aec(;! !.s in itti Ki
cal an? j ;..-. v wii'eli m.;v in
v!
e iiouth audiLoriuin is a tiiin;
:auty a:ul the pride not on'v. .f
!r :.-!:-. of "that school, but of.
ole city, (loiimiodimts. well Iii;;
ic
yen ii;
(I,
: i i.
date de-
'tion directs the commii.tee to escer-
jiain wliether it is prTTbab - t:al aimv
lU'.nsports, navai
i
t r.
u ( ording to
only In
due time
sc!s now
e.juipoed
es
)(.! ue I
so .it leruiim
lie: d. m-e.''
istern area ol
is i, ft a las'
jt i-t h'.! ed. he!
oi! continues, at the
and ..hot. 1. 1 lb-- p.i.He
be ei.Mvei led iilk iud;
In the small soul he
Km ope v.iiieh Tit; l ey
foolhol.!. ib'" ereoii.-r
torees .ue limited by the iieaty to
iOO men. ':,nst a.ii in.iple is retained
by the sultan, the (iteek premier ex
plained, with the stipulation that he
.. I II ... .:..!.. i .. . ... . ...
viiiian- tee t) i i - i.-i ;iis oi i ue i i : ... e
...i i
ie vilKlt- i i
i.'i.i irnichant
or to lie ecu
hereafter for the live of oil as
I will be compelled agatfn to use
I The proponents of (be plan for i-.o'.
j.-iiniieiil ownership and ooei- iioii of
) coal liehis (o supply fuel to its own
i vesstls poiiit out that if the use i'
P.O. . "
Th' o'.ilv of every Christian i
follow Christ. ;md to follow Chris
to walk in his fools It ii; am! do
work. 1'Aerv man win,- iieiu-ves i
self a Chi-istian N:!i!-1 does not
work of the Lord is disohed'eaf
his Cod.
(Jed iias a. way of doing thin:?;-;
the speaker in ado note t,f manv
treaty. Such si initial ice
-d, the comnii.-siuin-rs h.tve
lo modi fy" tli'eir d . ision
( 'otisl ant inople.
'Idle Tm i-.i.-h army i ; to le
present rate. ,
tl eie will he danger that, the f.rf...i
w.ll not be able to use it for fn.'l C.rj
I vac tors', .motor trucks and othe-' farm I
mach.inory, and tliat there ' iio a j
.- .wing down in the production of an- j
toniobile , antl a curtailment in ti.t; !
cod roads as a fur-I
(iiiisemipilr't nf t Ik niir.-iiLiiilic i
tke rig'itj(,i 0i on the present ever increasing i
rel truing cta(..
The committee is caUe'd upon akso
composed 1 1 ascertain the location of the coal
i ;e wnoii! oik so-; ci ; sen
work Not all re-.m are'edueaied
tie can iisc'ieen wht; wi'l dn Hi--, v.orl;.
A man whois willinsi'f To yixe tm
r-leasure and the wicked' thkig.-: ol'
life can he male an i.js!.u,.m-;,l of
good for tiie kingdom o 'Jed no t lat
ter who he v.;ar. r wietHc In- e: -me.
The il.'usl rat.ii -us of thf-' sne:d:ev on
this point were very -f ar and eVrt:
ceptive anil his com parson of the
olden " times with toJe.v- was unique.
Give your heart to God sell out to
4 tO
i is
ITis
; m -
, 41
the
illi! o
.-..h-.l
peo-his
lieforp
(arret ;v
him. lie
i
ttnpor." Mr. Mcr.ean
to tlx collector of pi
"and amc. others."
ill
I EMBARGO
nm pnnn runnn
m mm tAru
TP
nioi
A .'.li.-ll'l t'l'I'-M.
iiinutiiii. Mav 27. Hy
vru iiamiiiii. .iav -i. oy a voie o
i to thic-i' the senate agrkniUuia!
(uMiinit.. iiideied n favor'ible I't iitid
n !I:C MrN'arv hill iirc-vidiinr fi"' an
fw'l ciii1mi l'(i i n suiiar. Before tak
ing final action. tHc comniittee :.rner.d-
f .".",((0 militia, to he organized by i fields from which coal of the proper
und
;wiV.ii.
i I;r. i'eovy -:;e si;
i to the young (-conk1
jaskeu ineni winch it.:. a they
Mo take in life, i'l.e exhibited
! niece of iron, worth about iiv
i Then be showed (hem a." wat
il.n f'hiO hair spring, Vvinri. w-
iiiii'i the i . itli iroii. 1 iutl iitt
I i;.'uad of iron. When developed
ibn -.l. woiiul' nial.e OtKK wcrfh
i hair sprine:".. II. ban l-i n co
i into-reid value.
II
the
fed
Icii.
it
little h
a a : i
ids.
; i t h
ado
if
. ,!
1 l
: 1,
;('0 V
giiT m the biii.t!
.said. .-. as oapabie of
laeid. and he jdeaaied
lememLer that servici
and ot.liers, doing ihe !
was the real goal of I
.vim achieve :. ..-'(
ry rau'hia i
!':. I')r. i .
; i -'" 1:01 -deVl 1
with thi oi
for them ;-.-)
est i at ; era
oy
'i'S
Wellington, May
aa;lgaoer, liniiei
r of K':isi(-ns. i;
uvision Til I
. to have
i... so
:. nt act,
?d.
iH. (iaylord
States i-ommission-o
u.'KiiKing a new
r.r
nprcau which
.1
last Monday,
i i oinptl v on
ress, !;0 days
I he i'k at-tire. T
H(ach. of ,'ew
tne iii.isl. active
rom- j
i worKnig' order v Ain-
haf the civil service retire-!
igned hv J'residcat Wilson
r.n
Ihe
l-e.-ome operative
tiu i e
ot
ed hv coii-
aiJci: the passage of
ic sek-cfion of Joh-n S.
fork, who was one of
Workers for the re
ion, as chief of the
e.-:neeia :l v o ral if vkig
ti ' employes through-
m ii:.f-er li-ra-n . Johason of Cali-
ioi.na biMuaht his canipaign for the
f iiepubiiea:; nomination for )ieside:it to
ntawba county when he addressed an
audience of several thousand persons in
the McLe.ido'; tent at noon today uu
what lie characterized as the issues of
the pref-ent. The choir as an opener
sang America ami the evangelist, of
fered piayer.
Senaior Johnson was presented by
Mr. J,. i Klutz of Newton as "Amer
i:a's k real est statesman, the grand and
ga hint leader of the Uni1t: States"
ana the 'next president of the United
Stat.'s." The preliminaries were short.
;'!). W. Jk I kirk ley presided over the
niectin- :ltld introduced Chairnian
.a. ;,ei-. woo m turn introduced Mr.
Klutz, who had the lienor of present
ing the a;-:i;-;er. v
iSenato-v -lohnsoi. Iipp-jni i,; oi.
j ".V tharing the' peopk- ' of Hickon-
af
c
. I
! i( 1
it tl
Trust open ihe
Tvi..
lain. nails am
r.uropeans m it
I to base l"i per cent
im spud" mi
oualitv for use on shins can be obtain
ed: what is the transportation cost of i lt,(- rift a day pass
irnn anu lie can use ve u. r
'ife's business to win couls
w nn oi it
n
10
ur
tit
livr-
V
n lanugo
or. ar-1 tli
seniors a
a -t'.ronit
f etli
one
.ii. -
:ii ,
may
lS IM'I
Ke
f to
but w!
.'HL
t.lac
. IS ...
i ' 1 1- e; -: ; I '.-gisia
i a W I i virion, is
Ihe :. .v iina
UK- eonni ry-
i't.a: a. 000 io '. ) goveruiiieiit. em-
; g ue i iiis .lensii.'n ?
ei'e al.'auiti.-s of Irs
in Ihe neighborliood of "dP.UOO
noi wmiien. in all parts of ihe
I Hi ales, who are giving the
i.ai's of I heir lives to the services
n avi
o . if.
.:.:!!.
lia-.i ;
kaite.
host y.
ii ai
a; i
a:
Mir;1
ISO t,
t-r ineir ho.spifaiity :iVU )...
with n)e or two smooth jokes b
-tuiicneu into h;s ado
crowa
"This
he
t'dd the
again.
ss.
into
he Would come
is our vear." he
oi tli"
i'rtin 1he
ii
ea?
UiOCS
lniiuemce
on
tne
i'.idn
1 1
movnif the coal from these tip'ds In so-iie ac or K
the varieiis ports of tke United States. I being. Turn to
and what would be the probable cost sniiie and .live
of ncuuiring these fields at this time, every day and not
assuming that it is desirable that the me are wont to
count rv sli.'i i. :ismiii-(.i .-m ademi-it.. Mine comfort
'SS i(i Sl.ihKi
rersov-er;
'. , . i
vvaro. we
lo
tilil
W!
with
4l I
00;
an
klilda
a
i fe
' us
1 :-.t
lemsi. Ives vill
er por,i )te.
;m-- will e:
mu?i stick
lot 1c.;d ear ;
ar!v as poSisoia. .-m.;
few s'lart. vara at i
tiiis eavtb. ard since w
nsas oil' the si.uge. lh
.'..a iii ii
TO. H'P-iT flf V I sapi..ly"..iuf ..'coal '.roil ibo purpiwe-); at i Wvrnz:t -ilie ik;ok l-ami iAr
I fll k j 1 I I J !m? S I j toaiing government, ships ami tht! vou always," said tli sneaker, raany
! U JJUi I UClUli I I i merchant 'niai tne. tor a reasonable ! overlook kig the command which goes
V'
pern d.
ma
'hd
. i
vto.i
inlT.t
v It
nd 1
!"i- !
r- !U
a a :
Ha
lt ho ;u not to interfere wil'i
I e
..a
r
.hi
rt :
ie lib
mi' snyur sent
v hit ir niit ii i;i
to the United
a to be refine!
Mai
i:
MIVWI SK AMI) lit SSI S
to sw: AifMN'iu ;
II Hi- A ... di.
Uiui..ii. Alav 27- 1 If : ; ; T . i - r
Ween Mi,. l!iKsi;i'is aial .la nara re in
Silit'iia tea -ed on Mav 'J."' rc-ordiag
Ida I!., iti.v ilis'v-tch from Viadivo-lo...
dated Wcilpesdnv. The disna'udi ak.o
ifimits i In arrival of a llusso-Japan
tillilistice I'liminiiciftti.
of t
:ii: ar
'a !
' no;
The e.iv wd!
Oi.i. -it siarage
"ov ei :.:.e
for ,a en
I.
ir
I.
; l;o; will ho f-.ioi;-
-ar 5 -pud Hne
.v the id.-le
u ' i ttre in co -o n; r
i : i . aa I ;, according
d I'V Air. (,'. C. War
ory Seed (aar.pany
.lk:!ioi.l4-v. "Xtension
akigh- The eact
i.-: not .iiii:aUHrcih
1 pKa'abiv i
ret
On
i ; 1 1 1 ; 1 1 : i a
Idtoi-. Ilia
nt rce.-i.iiai fins
.'vnig tr.o crop.
ik'l ( K CAI.I.W) TO
nsu",.
The Hickory lire depart merit .s:.:
I'''! I'M lias afternoon to mil.' a
''n tMtck to tiie vesiile.iei- vf Mr.
innuinuid Smvre, who '".vj i nu'.e
a in f In-low Wvi. ton. and t iiiel
hitftiiT and the old truck nr.U.'ti 1 1 1
h'ntiv after 1 o'clock this n ernm n.
Whs rewiiied thit si .'cial other
huilol i n i x w(.,.0 oruiangereil hv the
isi.-; aa.l exf-e.-'
mi its shou lag
( onst "t'.elion. C
to v. ni-.' here a
oossii''lii.i(-s of
oii'.iiature
kind iv
as safest
and speeia!-
witi lunnsi. Piiie-
Uio oroiirr' method of
t'Uii r : will be invited
id learn the economic
weal noiataes. wliieh
live 'wi a cauic a
alawl.a count v fo"
Mr. .1. W. Ilcndri
at rangi.'-r d
awl. n and I!
pro hi ahde crop in
several years,
i ks. cocatv agent.
leii; for tiie visit to
u . i .
Suitable Supply.
According to the .geological survey,
li.e total supply of coal in the United!
Hlales which is suitable for the re-1
onu-cmonts of the navy is 12,000.000.- 1
000 tons. Of this 120.000.000 tens are
used annually of which the govern-!
P fore it, ho ye
make disci nles of
was no!, merely
1 1 -cachet's !:ut to
m.o toe worm ar..;
aij people" arid this
referring ' to the
each arid everyone.
.ne
be
souls 1-S
.vard will
The man who wi.uu-lh
wisest man and his i
the greatest.
f. T i , i . 1 t
fNO cottage, prayers win he he.-o ia-
inc'i iovv or ivie-'.iuii.v. j no oi aver sei - i
vice to he heal today ac noon at. the
as ar.
lives
H
direct
'.'. ..a
id:
chat tin-
i X .e .
r .r.aiide .
u'ier his.
,''' h a strai
y spnken,
. All eitiml
4
.mi
...
ii
ee
we
a
! 0-
a
lis k -a
'I'osiimi'
iir .'lifo as
hava kill
to live '.0
Si on will
ry urge-t
t
.;;r!(-ii.
r chat it.
the e
ra!.- rick
airman
de-mi in
icd the 1
through
count i y.
at
l.
t
a i ! -
now
ra.'aiive sinal!
e save;i l irnn want
m their old age, accord i-ng
timates of Representative
kehll-.ich of New Jersey,
f the house comniittee on
the civil, service, who fata
ai'I and. insistently pushed
congress.
niaay of the veteran em
the goveriii.ii'iil. 'wjtlj he
i. a ! he p
an lk-pi!h!i-an:-
are going (,,.
are going to change tb,
lieai. no matter what ac
a i a li'cago.
ieclaring th.-.i he b.-l.evej
K-op!e f ieri ii;;.- (!;,.;,- oriicers
.or Jo tins, m sani he also b
ihe jnopli uondiiat in;- i j,.-
da I en tor the o dices
i.' ). . . .
1 1 v- ji. tvo m J ;;(
for?
II (J
back
told
"V
teni.
nal ion.
aiimiiiisl fa -ion
is taken.
in lb.;
:, Sena
ieve.1 in
cano'i .
lie
diildre
m.. j orVvar:
!fid di'eW
c-rs were
is worth
i who' w
aiOii i :ieti
message,
kbciai. aa
ioadiy an
y of to- Le
on spi-a'itl
a1
aw:
f-'ot. t.ne mo:
a
V.';"c
ment used approximately 10,000,000 Pic(lmont w-on" iManufaeUn i'ng
tens 1- rom these figures it will be , oc.nipany Was post noned until ! lie first
rcauuy unfici si-ooo inai. uie tsuiipiv
for the necessities of the navy will
be exhausted in a comparatively short
span of years- There is plenty of coal
of other otialities. but. it has not the
dualities demanded bv the navy to
i'ng of Senator Hiram J hn5on at ..inm
today. .
qpi III P! tap
.Outfit! I LnllLu
i Ifi I us JhII
-
CkhiCKS V A IJC 'Gl 'I'.
i.y I lie A: Mi.'iati'il I '!::.
'I ho'iuisville. (Ja.. May 2!x Union
clerk:; and freigld. haii'i'oir- of the At
lantic Coast Line ikiilvav walked out
today in sympathy with the clerks
who struck on the Central of Georgia
HIS
T
on
E
nenars. m
W'iliirigtt.n. Mav 28. An effort to
"v'Tfiile the president's vet of th tto-
F'Uij'u'an peace reso'iiticn faded to
!'v in the hotiHP. The vole was lID
1,1 favor of overriding the veto to 1iV
wainxt or 2!) (ban the reouived
Iwodhinl:; majority. Two llenulihcars
v"l'i to sin-lain Hie prc-idenl' vet,,
iiik 17 Democrats voted to overrid
il.
AN KPrKCl'IVK WAV.
I II, At lilMtitt'll I'l'VMM.
Allu ris. Greece. Mav 27. rnlice of
Oiis citv' hnvft n viilbi'i' lininue and
I'llri t ivi iaf.ll.nil isf hdrwM i iki- ssneeil -
I'M,
'hikers posted along the streets
u"v planks wilh long sharp nails
1 'id When Ihov bt ll m fir hi, in mihim!
'"e. Ihi'V drop the planks along the
;l'V"ts. If the car is running too fast.
' "mnot Klop and sustains a punc-
AT HUB TOMOWKOW.
The program til the Hub theatre
''noiiow will be Iluth Roland in the
'liiiteenth eplfjode of that good Talbe
J'Cud "The Adventures of Iluth. '
illi.'uii S. Hart in "The Silent St ran
':''" a Western pielure and "Ho...
,,;"lfd,"a lfIIavi-n Paramount eohi-
1".v. Si v rt-ifl'i. y.nniA pamd shove.
hist, wrek
"My stoinach sui'i'eriug was so se
vere thai. 1 ei add not liave lasted
milch longer. I did not (are :". emeu
tor myself but did hot want to leave
niv three little children v. ho needed
a mother's love and care. A cousin :,rt
Ca'ife.niia wo to me about llifr's
Wonderful liemcdv and I took a
.nurse of it. I have since been entirely
ve". " It is a simple, harmless p,'C,
eratien that removes the eatavrh.v
mucus from the intestinal tract and
d'evs tlie iminrimal a.m which .":.U?e.
m.'iefieallv ail stomach, liver and in
' tinal adim-nts. including appendi
"itis. One dose wil1 convince or money
( funded. Haves. Lang Drug C i and
.i lie-gist s ever'-wJiere.
.---.fci .
TO C'T I 'KICKS OK S1IAVF.S.
I'v Hi. Ai-r.oi Wit.-. I'l '-s.--,.
: New York. Mav 27. of
rh.tv.'S and hair cuts soon will be cut
o l.r and .';.") e';nts respect ivolv, ac
cording to the general organizer of
the international barbers' union. The
ad rates will ho oslallihed in shops
to bo oriernl'!! bv the- unions.
Barbers in Ihe new p'aeos.. ho said,
will receive tin unic'. scale of $.')0 a
wick with half the earnings over $12
maintain high pressure and speed of
the vessels. It seems reasonable that
the government should- conserve this
coal for its own uses, al'owing pri
vate industries to consume other coal
which1 is eoually as well adapted to
their uses but which is not fit for the
i ounirenrents of the government.
One parlicular protect has already
I been suggested to Senator Cummins
'and to members of the naval affairs
j committee. Tlie coal ihdds having the
necessary character or coal are to ne
found in West Virginia adjacent to
Ihe line of the Virginia Railway.
which runs from these fields to Nor
folk, Va., and the great naval base.
Tin mot on Reads. It is said that there i Py tho Associated l
ere 125,000 acres of these coal lands
that can be purchased by the govern
ment, which are not at present mine
owned property. In addition to these
iields. there are 0-r operating coal
mines adjacent to the railway. Ac
eroding to the Geological Survey
these coal lands wi'l furnish approxi
mately 4 000,000,000 tons of coal
which will meet the government's re
ouirernents. This coal can be taken
from the mines one day. .loaded on
cars and dumped into the holds of ves
sels at Norfolk the next afternoon. It
is argued that the govemtjoent bv the
purchase of these coal lands would
always be in possession of a plentiful
supply of the best grade of eoai. at
Weather
For North Carolina: Fair in
west, rain in the east nertica ton
Saturday probably . fair, norll
winds, probably increasing on
coast..
tne
chi.
iSKi.n roils
' : as V";. on
'i a, , f ! ' law
a " v. 0. be
r i' ds earing
Ola ion of
ire di-
'l '.--. ' :-. ,.:irt!-"d
a-c ' t U i "rvice to r'ceive a per
. Oi" (hair iivcntt'e aunuai basic
:.;.;ur.v. a.; loiiovvs: Glass A,, 'AO veur.s
or more,. 0:0 m r cent, niaxio'ium $12C
i.ul minimal; $tld0; Class B, 27 to 'Ai)
years, b 1 :er cent, maximum $I1S and
minimum $.'124 ; Class C, 24 to 27
cent, maximum $27
to
am
i 1)1 ei.Slll!''
i)rn:aems ;onfro:ilia,v (!u.. Ameiieaii
taople aiui mentioned some of the
things h- would do it elected presi
dent. Ife would repeal the war-time
mw.s, he- said. The war is: ended,
i eace is here as an actuality, and h
would make this country just America
again.
He had no nest rum:: for
nis or uu
said
country.
IM !t is well id ?aiv
oaat t.e is :i lorcetul
"--. ""I'lis-i'in on fiiose vvno
ue;-r r.lti.i, ! f-. reminded
ji i tie soiiij
curing thc-
nattir Johnson
rtgiu lime
ped.-ier ;.i.ai
1 a .Oil ;l!v. tiA . i at i y :
oest sneakers. ihn;irt,
ne kek.--d (!. oratory pos5;essed by
some, while poK-aessinj. their vior of
exjaession.
"'I'he most that you and I can do,"
ae said, discussing the high cost o?
livmg, "is to render a bit of sevvie.
nii'i
I his
ap
.V I Ik
remciiies
.ears, -IS p.er
ind minimum
2S!;; Class D. 21
who
Sllof,
,'iTe in
an
J or
is
! Markets !
;L . . , Ji
COTTON.
r..,s.
27.- The cotton I
Kohlor Hoiselaw
kilh'd John (Jabriel ajt. a.
vr.il tie- latter patT of Docehibrr.
in the Catawba e.oyatv 'ail nt Newton
awaiting a prelitninary hearing on th'
"l-.i lvn ,f la ii ciie'r. lie was aiaesa'c. (it
e, lumber wagon three,miles from
burn. A'a., yesterday morni'tg
Deputy Slu-n-iff (JiiK-rt of
i "ni"!' Lent, of Hickory, aotd
A u-bv
New ' ;io
two Ala-
J ye
a(il :
to 21
to 1 S
.;'; :
'a. a
aiii ed
cent.
maximum
: Class E,
o!
1
1
or con!, .maximum j not o -dieaM
inot
govern inent
grr-ss is now
measures, ar
-ii i- -. tig-
u-s. 42 per
nd minimum
years, "ii
ad miniiuuiii if'2 1. i : Class I'",, Ifilhe declared
years, .). per cent, maxtmio" ' of ihe H
id minimum S'dMo : Aitdan--e
IS Ihe Ili'St pi'.'Ce
piogram of leg:.;
ehicien:-y atid eei
service, on which l.cc.-j i
walking. Other related i j
reclas:--;Mw' i ion of Sill
it Jia'ad.''
said, had not hefn done. Tb?
rovormmnt, iuis been too slack.
Senator Jolmson discussed fuljy the
"ague of natiotis, which he con'denm
d, took up ofier ijUestions and inaiie
ti) appeal for Americanism. "f wdi
my
"to
ritif--,ii
son.' and your sons,'
men ase the territory
and the Japanese."'
of a i o oi ;
alma to i rn-!
iiomv in the!
or hauling
the entire
10 1 fi
aiming
:e. Hi .
to j s.vsteni
no gi
New York,
market 'was
May
very
quiet during to
(V'V 's early trading with irregular
Pactuations. The maikct .was very
r.uiet on October, but generally un
changed. October later -rallying about
live points net higher.
f--o
LIONEL RAltUYMORE
in "The copreriie ad"
Lionel Barry more- in a striking
screen version of "The Copperhead."
the play in which he scmed his gia-a'-est
success on the stage, will be tlie
attraction at the Grand theatre Tn tr.s
day and Uriday. Tiie pa-t :'e is ; aid
to have been, made on a.f tins u ally
licvna . oiiieOi S " who Wel'O Called, on
i-i . the Catawba minions of I no
'aw. Although that whole country had
b en circulated 'with descriptions oi
Holscluw. for whore arrest rewards
a-greating 00 had boon offered.
ho man drove bis wagon in aon on-.
of Auburn without attracting a.Ter.-
tion. "'','
Tii.. r.lTiccr.-; concea.led Ihemsctvcs
nlmio. the load yesU'i'dav am
a,
Hoiso'aw approach-, .f tm
him. He
resistance,
to gel, bad
a
ribbed
was, u'iinrmeti anu one n o i...
but declared he was ghr.t
to r.o.tawba. He demanded
lotirnev
a:-r i's to get lid of expensive
ai'din.-.-: duplication and. over
of work among the detiart
aad ins! alia! ion of a merit
for 'lu- pr motion of those
?. ex i i r.ariHaai iiv good servce.
Urged i(r Vears
The enactment of the retirement
Icgird-ation is the result of 20 vears
tTorl :a Congress, advocated bv presi
.'oiit. urged by cabinet odieers and
bureau chiefs as abs'4ul.elv essentia'
lo fho enieienti administration of
ovetmne'at work.
The 'ivtnenienl system incaak--- ;.'i
employes hi the. classified Civil Ser
vian oi' the United Stales :
"i i"ir(, ipiestioii the goad -faith of
Yesi,icnt Wilson. He went io Pari:;
y iih the best of iidmitions." n-.ting
Unit the 'road is oai-cl .mi a . -i.;-. "...i
i,rt;...,ii i . .;;" . .-
......w.. ,-.,!;-, ih- Uas :;-:iiing in a
game- be didn't understand. He sal
"i the other fellow':; game, ail be
J'.oc je.si what vei'y teljow KeB
a. i . i a . i . , . . . i.. i. , .
' hi i "e oieer- i el low :
v.
vvtun
a oi e.
declared that he
"Sfiny ,f tins'- great
ide thi:; appeal as a.
n distance from the coast which could i 'W scale and to fohow cosoly Au-be-quickly
obtained in case of an I '155 Thomas' original sr-n y.
,,,,.,, Ibe locale is IVluivdie, nimois and
emergency
Would Buy Railroad.
This particular project and there
mav be others, would include not on'v
three
Yar,
-)
Ihe action takes 'p:ace duiing
periods that of tlie Mexican A
Hist oeiore ima invit war. m iao
and in 1004. Mr. Harry.': .re aptic ars
as tli linvn AT itt- Kli..-in,k?. wiv.i ir. fiis
" i 4i i r.i,i u,.i. n. .. . . ' .
tne purcnase or me etiai ik-iu uui m -1 fccoNipJifrhment ot n most dar.getms
taking over of the Virginia railroad. i anj important mission for lV-sment
io lerausil.un pa ne is ana uu-
homo was without incident.
It was - ' ' today , that
woman for whom ITolsedaw is al
to have ki'ded Gabriel . has left
f-AiiTitrv. The last heard from
officers
vocng
n.t-ss. ' ',,..
Hoiselaw told Chief T.entz thut no
crossed the river "near Terrell in a
ro-oross-
tha
cord
the
her.
sav. was at imsioi. lenu.
man may want her as i wit-
alber classes ot em n love:
: Oiiniea
ice. but
nl ten
t. iac'ui
i iu
elassiiu-
nd eei taii.
ho are not
so; -
Oi'l
11. :C
w:
, t e
FOli IRISH REI'HHLIC
Ccnu.
I'v Hie AsKi.rllihal Ihi'SH.
Washington, May 2S. A resolution
dealing with grave concern tho condit
ions in Ireland,' expressing sympathy
with the .aspirations of Ireland was
reported out. today by the house com-
mittee by a vots of 11 to 7.
which is 504 miles long. It is estimated
that the amount needed to finance the
project would be less than $150,000.-
1000, of which $85,000,000 would be
the cost of the railroad and .o;.uuu.
000 the cost of the coal iields and
mines-
The government is now paying $0.25
a ton for this grade of eoal and in
some instances still more. . Figures
have been produced to show that if
the' government owns the coal and
operates the road it can put the coal
into the holds of the sea going ves
sels at Norfolk for $4.20 o ton. This
would result in a tremendous saving
i ' or
hi-
L.mce,:n is obliged to pose as a lia
to his country, is disowned uv ins
own friends and family, and kv in
dicated enly upon his io1". a bed- The
story is one of intense, dramatic ap
peal. A whole village was e.msti to ted
by the Famous Pkivers-LasKy Gor
Poration as the background for the
film, and no etforts were spared .
make "The Copperhead" a raahy big
photoplay.
boat., went to tho bridge an
a.i ne ! from there made
through the South Mountains to Icar '.
wh'cre he eatiHU; No, "-' and rot. od
a', Aslievil le- lie - worked kvs wav on
to Movphy, accepted employment co
a farm for throe mmilhs aid tivm
proceeded to Auburn. wh?re h.e has
o sister living and a brether. Hewov
Folsclnw.
The officers did not ask hsm any
thing about the murder and little was
his
wit bin
:e character i whose v.
o is lnaoLk'ol! v t!e s;i
! i i. ,.l-,i,l.-s I lie )!iii!iicii):i emmoves ot
the national capital, except school
teachers, policemen and fit emeu
' Tlie letircm&nt ago is fixed at 70
oars, except for mechanics, city avid
rural letter .carriers and postofhee
clerks for whom' tlie age is fixed -at
da years, and railway postal clerks ai
i')Z years. A minimum of 15 years
IS iVnmivu to oeconie oene-
rervice
'ik-iarv
under, .the act
said of it.
-iS-aj!-4-0
Particularly efheient
Oil
:;enaior Johiisc ci
b iic .es in ihe !".-
nation ai:.! ne
closer.
" What we ask of you 'is that you
stay in that stable path that we nave
known for a hundred years or mote.
We ask that you preserve to yoim
children and your grandchildren win
has been handed down to you " '
l'ne address lasted little more I hart
an hour. The senator is a smoOiS.
talker lr! the sense lhat he doesn't hav.-
io ic-et around Im- words, but :di
tiieni -straight out.
hoofii'
Spea
ios in
Although
ei ected in i
a- i)!a!.fo'i,i hiid be
en
ided
park. it.
this morning for the senator
; , n,.. m.T ... i
oi tae inci-it'.iuon lent 1 :ir vT.i a
' i-iLV,ll.-l,
oecitie
to speak
nvn.v.c.. , 1,... 4.-
..M..a.K in-, enure willingness to
accord the visitor that privilege. The
r lans for the introduction were short.
aeu ic was realised that the
oil with k
his heirs.
est to
COMPERS AND ALIN
y. JLL HOi.D
woiKers may
ret.:unorl for two-vear ' periods un
tile certification of the department
la-ad to the eonnnissionei' -i pensions
ii. :i t. thi v are efficient.. At th.e end
ei each two-var period th" roteihion
may be further extended for another
two years, during ihe first V0 vears of
oiieration of the act. After that time
has ekmsed the retcnt'on can be c-.dv
for two "periods of two years each;. j ticn of the house
r he admmint ration oi the retire
ment svstern is by th.e commissicner
people
wanted t: near Sen.-d m- .Tnni
not local orators. Mr. W ir P.-i.-'H-.'.-
meeii u?. and Coun
ter and others fnVn-
piatform. Mr. L. Khitr
maie Mur presentation.
Presided ovi-r the
ty Chairman Set;
- . i . . .
P'tai ihe
or Newton
oic
empiy? or
Tw
There i
Jigreenienl.
the retirement
CO
ias
HifTejci'l Acts
been con.sidctal.-le diu-
t misu-ndorstr.nding er
age. due to the ac-
WATER POWER
ty the Associatotl l-'vos
POWER PILL PASSE s.
Washrngton. May
t, th rni'vnraniMit nntiuallv. and it isiference report oa tin
i "- --- - . . .. i , ,
estimated that, the government, would
save euouph eventually to pay en
tirely iot the project.
Th.
c m-
ts
ong-pending
power bill was today approved bv the
senate and the measure -now . coes to
the president.
!?v the Asr.ociiitcd Prs.
Now York, May 27
pc-rs. president, of the American bed--oi
atimi of Labor, and Governor I
Henry Allen of " Kansas, will debate
here tonight o-a the merits of the 'e
centlv. enacted Kansas court: law. No
official decision wi'l le made as to
the winner. Mi: Gumners won Ihe
tmvs for opoaing the debate. Each
sr-eaker 'will he. allowed 00 minutes
sfor arsruijients. -
i ot prnstcc.s- I ho .sooii lary or tne
DEBATE"! treasury is charged with tho custody
::tid investment, of the retirement
I fund. The records of the service of
-Samuel Com-; the employes are kept by th.e civil
cei'Viee cc-inrniKsmn.
Employes to Help
Ail employes arc to contribute 2 1-2
nor cent of their salaries' which sum is
deducted monthly from their pay. If
anv employe leaves the. service or dies
before receiving aei. annuity or if tho
annuity payments do not equal the
sum total of bin contributions with
interest, the balance will be refund-
and .sen-ite niissim.-
measure? carrying different ago-;. Ts.
house passed the Lehlbaoh bill r,d
trng the general retirement age af f.f,
years ami GO and 02 for spec-ilk" class
es of postal employes. In the senate
the cmoot amendment was accepted
making a fiat retirement age of 73
years. When th.e measure to confer
ence and. the Senate representatives
Hood km. for the Sinoot ameadnint.
ISepresordative Lehllmch was wiUing
to yield on the proposition of dik'er
entiating between the preferred clas
ses, because of tiie character of their
work which caused them to feel the
ravages of nee and rendered thorn
inefficient ak an earlier age.
t V