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Hickory
WEATHER
Partly cloudy, prob
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tighl and Satur
day, gem!-; variable
vnrrhs.
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VOL. V. NO. 231
HICKORY, N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, AUG. 20, 1920
MACHINERY BILL IS PUT
THROUGH THIRD READING
Hews Paws Revaluation Measure With Most
cf fcuubicans Opposing It Bryant Scores
Kr pubiian? Constitutional Amend
ments Bill Passes Second Reading
says Russians use SOME GOOD JOBS washouts "ma
SPHSIf BULLETS1 HUH fillUTffilll
FillCt FIVE CEfiTS
Bv tho svtoeiatod Pros?:.
Birmingham, Ala., Aug. 20; Char
ges tint (he bo'shrviti in Ukxy drive
upon Wnrtsaw are using dumdum bal
lots and indictlmr inrfuvo.! r.n it.f.5..
mors aiv made in a letter iY'.m
pnsoi
BY W. S. MANN.
yv.,1,1 : .. ; Yw, ;Mn!; ten ;(-,
Washington. Aug. .(.'. "Beware
ic It!-;; of M:-r( h. T);. :,,,.;..
warning to,!-.- aprilir; it th
tl
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A HKI'NK ril V
Aug. '1.?). The hmi-.o
! 'I'" -Machinery bill on
T1-1- the r.onatc pass-
i'ir rnnl ;imen linen ti bill
'I fettling. On both of
iv majority of the
! u d up alniowt nul'dlv
! 'I'm; cr.' L;. The debate
t pepp rv of the- i-.n
m '.! f-tti '.vt t on woman
aslefj two ears.
v, nc a i n s con scio r sn us s
Mil, h'; !'
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1 -K i 'ti ti th.- ni.u liiivvy
' , vr f.r in o nv.'ittre
, n a n. avuro Mipprt-i-
Ti't Purliam rcprciTn-i'"-
KtTiub'ici'ii.i tbat tboy
:!!": ?i. nnii' I'unifal of
! the v va'r.;;; ion fi
' t:ix on tin- fanner-.
argument ot' Tlrt
H"ri in:;. In- told tlio bou
in 'fV.;: i y bill pr.n i'lcil n-
1 vi'iil.l Irjive all" tiiio
? , an 1 fit y purj.'O'-es.
luttojt 0 (fens! by Kcr.ator
i! ' ' ,,-t. r tliv if n-.titntion.il
; 1 cin'3 ' vote;! down
!,'-. Iff! btiievrd tin V
v u!d nipp!'.' tho fimnces
:n'v ;n!,l city jrnvernmcnt.s,
(luhired that there
f-ri' money un l"r rcvnlua
it i!iv limit was placed r.t
Vy the AiJsociatvti rrer-.s.
Wc!u';";!ia, V-,, Air-r. 20. Mr.;.
C'hra .b'?i'.c!v;cn of Kar-ino. who l.a.i
b'-f.'i' ;i:.lfp id th" countv a.;vluni 1'cr
more IIumi two M'.uv,. bas reirainei!
it JirciviK-n t ; .-.
A sist! r-in-I.nv of Ty
vi:itul the instV.rJti'.'n. brin'ci.itj hc
; i:-.Va".M :-. n. It ia tliouarht tu
!M tl -pvi'l-.entM mi'iTiur'r in the!
winia;:'; ndrT that rcrtored Jier to
i cn-rr.nl roniir i; ri.
aiior; ,. H. Denny, Alabama Ked
Crons nun.e in Wa.rsaw, to thv editor
of the Ibrmiiiham Age-IIcr;dd.
The !tlt,-.r. lw-ii mm L-.w w-,t.i,..-,.
- - i., ,i ,, ai.it.v . L
'ui ino cuv woui.j lail ury.ess the 1 - -t--e" ur resiaei.'. vvii -.on win
jie fen dors reccieI .iW'j.'!aro,'ments. ! wt ycf 1;e t'nnfii med by a Kcmib
Kvidcnee of the desperate encounters j l.lc:)u s-'nac- H the f?c-5iubli.-nns"win
'.va?; ?'i:o-vn jn the bavonct voond, ! the national elect ki:o in November.
j t'e Cltam e? Ot th- C-rfinr)!iii,M f
: " appo:r;1.ccs by the senate are
very sfini r.uv.-h t-;o 'im fCv t!r
"""ifoit cf the olke. Iiclders.
Thi:3 ap.-i-i?.; i.,t oaly to the me;;
now r;'-..:':vin'- rc.-''
iainw.-jy rram was do raited. 1 'o to Vv.ci ;lv ww anoinlccl
Jaine.; II. Wood, district pa36enjrer i by the jne-ident daiiu- the- h-t f:ea
a;rent, who went to tho teene ab')Ut : sjcn j co;o:roc. but wboe nomina-
T,-r, I J milt-"' irom here de?Iard that re ; no"3 'vere net feted n:-in Kn.
J OI ITMl..",! .. it,.., i .. . .... , T'l.. '11
I 'its i riai uie nan; was ruinim? at 111 'i was.- a co.i.i- ;era.i!e jmm- '
an exeoavivo rat" of r.peud could net i ,!,cr Cl these urfort ur-at; l;, includir.s
he coMinned tv Jura. T!:o wreck was ! -iiauo-! w . alc(.-iiii, :ormer i cove.v o
-nnsrd by seepage which unilsrmincd Lai''e and governor cf Jlas-sachnsetts
the track because of many heavy
CAUSE OF WitECK
Ij.v t! e Associated Pv. s.?.
A:,bevi;!!e. N. (1., Autf. 20. The i
tracks have b-on clea.-ed in Lo! lack
k whetv la t rdel.t Seuthern j
Lynchburg, Va., Aiuct 20. Three
v.-k?;.(OU'.s cn the maia Hue cf the
'': ;vNr) !' ;nwav between Lyneh
biir and Char!cttc.;vrlc are cuusinK
i ;k-ttu- cf all South evn fains
!-!y.. train vat into a wavhnut 11
oi2lj;-i nortii of lure, turned over and
'ciu t-svn an cmrantrrocni. Two' of
ibe crew are reo-a-ted i'P.jnreti.
fAllWH OKGA.NIZATIONS'
PLAN A NATtOXA k CODY
V.'ae:;n.ctoii. Auu:. 20. Orfrar.ivia-
tv. n ot the ' '--;)-op"var.'ve farinerKr
: rev.. cf tile iJi! t-d ;-.:.:( .. as
a !ntit;n;;! body xiehkiie: member:.; .
of the -i.000 farm ioa (! a.soeiaticne!
ahe-..dv 'araniz':,! under th'1 federal
fa'-jri ica:i cl. ha-s b;;cn fctaetcd. tbe:
";;i:iai ii Doara ot la.rm oriraniza-
poles mmm e
ACAIST SOTO
1 3
Russiam More Ground Eefero Orushlng
Poles, Acccixlm- to War--Eyssn
Peace Propocais Dkcired el Thir '
day's Conference at Minsk ' -
rains.
TENNESSEE SUFFRAGE
Ii. IS HELD
1 fifflfliB
liPil
By fha .V-'Mf j.ucd Tress.
0.U.id. (.. Auf. 20. P'uneiv-l
'r,;; v.." h"ie to.hv for
P 'V.i"!!1 ' 'I'ttinvKi. f hort'ton cf tie1
' ''i'l'id .nicncn Uaru t- m
'.'N' vi in 'ev.- Yoik Tuesdn
r1 f.ii'.,ivir.' an opernticn pf-
frf '! "f h';, sl-'il bv
JK;1' r;'c.bd 'bv Cati Mrv.-. rf
Tr.- ...f .. f vv hv'd in 5t. Jo! "
In-?n (Vfh.-ti.- ratlifd.ak Te.,
fsv! tihr
AMENDMENT STANDS
F.y the Af 3ociated Press.
ra:-hvil!p. Tnn.. Au;3. 20. SufTrspe leaders forced adjotirmiir nt ot tho
Trnt!C"::pe hoir; tvity before Speaker Walker made any motion to recmi
i'itvr tie ratibratn n cf tho woman sulTrae am?mlmet. Opponents thus
ost their ri'-jht to vlftt a ir,o!:on to reron.idrr, but the suffrage forces
idaniiMl to mac .-nch a mt:en tmtrrw and then to Uhe it, thus making
i!i;po.,ible any further p-u 5:an.tita; y t;ctie !o reconsider the action.
Afttr the amfridrrnit v.a:; ratifiril ;n Vc;lne;;J;iy, Speaker Walker changed
hb vote from nay to nyv in crder thai he might be in position to offer a
mo'ion for rcconskicratior!, hut tho adjournment Uriny prevented any further
?cfi?n to rctci2:adM ilis railic;'ticii vote.
mm sis
M O REPORT S
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irffed I'r''s.
An" ::A..Vhi Knv
:t .'"p t.f be riev"
'''U'; fit.-dlv Iniured
1 (',?! M;iv;, in a b.-U
. i-.!fcr hur'.r'l in f'eve
"II Ivifi: in blT borri"
1 iiv f 1 net , nvrvoij"
Hii; been oi" .nown 'hi
'1 :m fid'n i:il of thu Vin-
" .'I trifTif ronrt find oleaded
1 .! ", In fi rli.'ir.'f rif k no pi I.
'ri! , t,n: n:u n tine rf
f','1 . Mill til'11-i..l . in. .. t..-. nnrti .
' l"l i Tf
the A-scciated Prrsss.
Ncv Yoik. Aur. 20 John J. Mc
1 ' 1 v . rifsim'T "f the United States.
" :-. ... , been the rer.tral figure of
t'hr 1.! -e ien-.-. here v.ith..i the
'a.vt fv, . v; !:?. ( a. gene to Chicago
t.' t.-kfi fhaige of his team.
TV i atnouncement wss made to
bv i3 attoi nev. who said he had
i'.'fcrrnf-i the di5trt attorney's
' r.tr- the.t McGravv veald return in
b ';. ft any time if he wa
vjTitr-d in cenncti-'-n with inouirv a?
o how .Trim C SJavm. the actorl. re-:.v;y-l
a fractured ckul! in front of
he MctJrnw
VISITING IN THE COUNTRY.
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,. : IOWI.Y TO TIIF, IK JOBS
Iieri'inr., who voter enrly I'd;
' 111 1 th" strike which had
rw.riii.M .,,,. April, ;,.. r.lvlv re-
rj"" f ' ir ohl portions.
"' of th M'dlorv and South-
H f U ilMV.I-'ii, rr.mnvn'.nn thnt-
.ififir ti'naMon w.-n rnrrrak but
''fz to eMirj,',;; f,f t.'v: Inter-
h 1 nil !.f.n.h,rmn's n'.wi:ition,
! r 1 ''f "-.'e.:, f.,V'; before 1 h" m-
J";;'-- "f th 'tt'ker", -.-A bak.
''In V f f tliMn iv 11 nnvni. v.fnrn
r.
h. k
fit- ,, ... I, " ..t 41,
, . ' ' ' 'i r., ''liv ill 1 :it
"'I!" said, thv hivf takon rh
I' '" mi the ovenoa docks. Tl'ie
'n 'riti.,1 i turn with'iut, ?ny in
ri'. bchnvm- th...t the matter
'Mi'i-t-d in n-xt viir's con
ZUJ- vk becin.i in October."
'f'li.'n ni..v'm"nt. t. New York
'1 f'f Mlownl at aM other Atlantic
''-u Co;.. t ports, if the rrom-
:'"'-..!,,n,, t p ir:torn-ttional of
f -' ti 1 out.
iv e have asked the men to confer
W-n 'MniM Ii,l Vmro nail
!? Hck to work pending n set
'V"'. of tho iuea," one of the
COTTON.
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'jtatr.vi.iln Landmark.
The Girrnboro News painted a
T-autiful picture, of a vacation In
the conhy of the delight the
trrh.m il'.vellcr fwifh; at thin season in
(in: hek to the old home in the
farri'. rcriens. tcvclinrr in the thines
to cat and en;ovin;r the rcrtful ouiet
ef tli" countrv-iiide. Then somebodv
butted in and rpiled part of the pie
li.;rc bv oskin bow about the coun
try d'ive"lle' who had to furnish the
fi f d for the visit' rs feed that is
v.ortb bi',r m'-cmv in the citv markets
and do t'e beavv work eencrallv
of nroviiiimr fe-r the entertainment
o' the citv visitors. This iolted the
Ne-..; but it. itioists that it had in
mind tbr. n'" heme where pa and ma
would be gbid to fee the bovii and
"il cmne back f' r a family re
union.
That was the easy wav arounci.
'.VTe i' vcr P't and ma ae found thov
svill be smilimr to r.aerilice their
'effort find nark bemfclvev, to Hie
limit to fcitrrt-.m Hie boys; and sirie
in the old home. Sometimes; too of-t-n
ureiiijldy. the bov an-l crirls sdiow
'illk. awprtcii'diru. if any annrecia
tirn at fill, cf the sacrifices pa and
ma rnke for them, but if pa and
ia o' ice tbpt fbev rarely sneak ot
i1. even among themselves.
Put thy re are many urban dwellers
who hnve no pa 2nd ma and no old
homr ri the country. Pome of these
(lion in on m've distant kin or on
fncml. Sometimes thsv are welcom
vi'l sometime.- thevave not. But in
rithtr event the visit i-, a heavv tav
rn the country hcuekreper. TIelo i
as RArre in the country as in town
or more so. The country house
j;fpvier hasn't a -3 a rule, thp modern
ren n nieaces rf the titv sister and
-vth he" entert,Tininr ecmpanv is
rt'-n ;i harder iob. The food mav be
ohoon-l.-.-nt and mav not be grudged
Knt- if takes rs.i work: to prepare u.
Many country housekeepers undere
?.U that cheerfully wruie citv Kin ana
ftii-nrK pniov themselves, uo rne iax
tv make henest effort to return the
kindness? How many country women
vho wr.nlrl eniov a visit in town
evfir hpve the opDortutiitv
r..r 'onmnared with" the number of
town visitors to country, homes. Re
itv in this matter is net onlv
f-.,ir .ir.'fl iust hut it would be help
ful. If the town aiKr country sisters
DECLARED FALSE
l'v the Ae;-exiated Press.
Wa:-'hin,j?ton, Autr. 20. Cibled re
ports from Tokio that a plot to hold
the paity of American representa
tives when it arrived in Korea were
characterized today a; Kutie Kiinm,
chairman, of the Korean commission,
r. another groundless Japanese fab
rication.
-ca-'--.
POLAND UNFIT FOR STCLF-
GOVKKNMENT SAYS JUDGE
rarl'5. Aug, ID. Asserting that
Poland i'! less fit for self rovernment
than Vie Philippine; and that the
Polk-h army in in wor.e fhape than
the rTe:,!er.a bandits, Judve Anoe
jfvy. i;ieLident of the New York
'.rmiicinal curt, returning hero from
AVorc.mv gave Universal Scrv'ca a
smashing jjtateuicnt deeoibu c Hie
ci.'nditie-.is in Poland as abaoluteJv
"credible.
"Giung Poland her independence
was the vorsit oik tike ef the maker.'
of the treaty of Versailles." be con-
tinael. 'The .l-ojii h people do ciok
now the first rudiment:; ef self goi-
cvnmciit. The great mass or? the peo
ple is ii)ite:-iio and unintelligent "and
unabte to use the franrhise. Th;
eeople live in terror and oppression
The Pclkh treatment of the Jew?.
must be seen to be believed.
"I saw whole populations of Jew
ish pie vie in the villages dying like
bes from typhus fever and str-rva-ion
in the midst of the most. hor
rible conditions of sanitation con
ceivable.
"By day and ni.cdit miniature pog
roms are executed throughout Po
land. Dv a:i edict from Varsuw not
a single Jew is permitted to be a
termer or to work 00 the public
'ttiiitie?. As a result their land bus
been conliv.cai.ed and they have been
driven en mas-e fcito the smalt
irwns :ind cities where utterly dis
pirited and hopeless they abicctlv
decire peace at any cost preferrinc
'he soviet regime to the n resent gov
ernment which is universally hated
"In any event there will be a rev
olution i-ii Poland shortly for if the
Toveirmcnt docs not withdraw I air
positive that the peasants will rise
r-n masse and kick ic out. When I
left Poland, the soviet armv was SO
miles from Warsaw and advancing
rapidly. No preparations were madj
for the defense of the citv. When I
return to America I intend to urge
by everv means in rov power the in
tervention of the United States te
?ave the millions of Jews in Poland
from utter extermination."
who was named a .member of the
United States tariff "commission. lie
has since been rivn a rcr-pi nt.
pointment. It includes too, John
Sko.Uon Williams, controller ' of the
currency, who.se nrminei.-on lias been
p.v bone of contd.it ion between thz
president and the senete for msre
than a year.
McCall Peat Weeks
It was reported at first that Mr.
MeCa'l has declined the recess ap
pointment to the tariff commission.
But now it is reported that he is to
fcccept. hfiving reconsidered at the
1. -I? J. 1 I . . r t
icquu.ii, 01 me president. lias con
firmation by the ser.r;te appears un
likely in view of ihe animosity to
ward him on the part of a number of
the Kepubhcan senators. Though
Mr. McCail is a Repi;bhcan, .serving
in the house and also as governor of
Massachusetts as a Republican, he
is charg?d by some of tin- party with
having made it possible for the IVm
ocrats to elect Senator Da id I. Wal-
sh to succeed Senator Weeks two yearr
ago. His sen-in-lawT. Thomas W.
kawson, ran on a third ticket end
took away enough of the Repu'dlcan
vote to prevent the election of Weeks,
who is now Republican national
committeemen for Mas5achu:;etts and
who is likely to become secretary of
the navy in the event of Harding's
election as proai'lent. ,
Mr. McCall's nomination carne to
the senate weeks and months before
the adjournment of the last session
of congress, but it was buried in
the Senate firfcnce committee and
never acted upon. If he takes the.
job and fails of confirmation, he may
lose" his pay, according to old rulings
of the controller of the treasury.
Follow Democrats.
The Republicans lrvc in mind' the
fate of the nominations made by
President. Taft during the ast ses
sion of congress cf his term of of
fice. The Democrats absolutely re
fused to allow anv of them to be
confirmed, though they did not hive
a majority of the senate. But they
were able to filibuster and prevent
action upon the nominations. After
eight long years, the Republicans are
in a frame' of mind to seve all the
offices now to be filled until the Re
ublir:sm administration cpmes in
next March, provided, of course, thai
they win at the polls in November.
Many Fat Jobs
In the case of army and navy ap
pointments, where the promotions are
due. it is likely that the senate will
act favorably. There would be a lit
tle object, in holding un these nomi'
nations for they would, have to be
iv'ide by the Republican president,
if elected. But there are a number
of fat jobs, not to mention hundreds
of postmasterships. and U. S. mar
shals and United States attorneys, to
be appointed in the regular order of
business between now and Miarch 4
next, and it is likely they will be re
served for "deserving" Republicans.
One of Best Offices
Take the office of controller of the
currency which carries with it mem
bership' on the federal reserve board.
Mr. Williams is ' holding that office
under the law which prcmits his con
tinuing in office until his successor
has been appointed and confirmed.
It is a "fat" office, mid on of great
, 1 1. 4 ..W-T r.'1 T,r.,Vl
importance! to me mutm-ov w.v
Tlio Rpmiblicanr;
they paid, to reject the nomination of
Mr. Williams at the last session i
cone-s. He was held to be tern
pcrmentally unfit for the office by his
opponents. Eut they figured out that
if another Democrat was appointed
nffPv his reiection. that Democrats
might not be subject to subtsantial
objections, and if he was confirmed
bv the senate he would have a five
year term. Why, "they said, should
they give this job to a Democrat,
when by merely letting things ride,
thev wouM get ri l of Mr. Williams
and then substitute a Republican
after March next. All this presup
poses a Republican victory in November.
UNITED STATES TRACK AX P.
.FIELD M EN LEAD RIVALS
Antwerp. Aug. 20. Total s(jor-s in
the aUilwtie events track and field
at aie nmsn of vesta da vV. n
1 "I i Hi II ! . , . . ,. 1
iioii.; announced last meld. The plan ! f " u;e Vn-"K: -v '.vire
arose oat ef paraiyt'.aUon of the fed-! .ws:
era! yet 0 s a result of the suit: now j " Unite:! States- 113 ooints. FlrJ-iivi
neading in the supreme court to test 49 points; Epflar.d 4) pe.;.-,-- Hw- i"
its co-n1t.itlitutmr.a!ity. it was said.;en. 5)0 points';' Franco. " n 'r
j.ecalc, iarni i .enn nssoe.'i.ions Wi1 Bouth Af,icai ,; ?,0.Kt Ti T
PC- to? meet into "state r.vu as" ;u;d f.. r ,1., '; -.t ,
state conventions will then be called; V. jJe, S ,;(" ' "'-T
to name delegate? to a national eon-1 '"-ntfe, New Zealand, o points, Es
ventiun which will be held as mon' th? d points; Cccho-vSiovakui,
as 10 state unions have, been form -1 1'omts. ol!and, 2 points; Belgium, I
ed i point.
C0MMITTEEUPH0WS
DURHAM C0MPAN
extreme
:iniiv is
k en the
or Vr.r.-..!y.
erne nr -i
I-.o Pef-h
' :.e right
an i Bh kk,
By the Associated Press.
Raleigh. N. C. Aug. 20,
I had and left Tuesday morning
-1 he com- i.'xcmi3ary in every respect
mitt ee appointed to iiwecligato. tti"
alleged assault upon the Alamance
county iriil acid the conduct of th.
Durham, machine ;trun company o;
the night of July 10. "wich result
ed in the death of one nui, i trie,
injury f two othes, tode.v submit-"
he-tifvine1 the action of the soldiers, i have bc-n
"when the sentinels and jail were I lookers."
testimony sansncs r. usat ice co;t
et.ee cf the faoidiers was e::cm-
Jumes ikiv. who wa.-; killed near
'he iaih ;,ad Willi.; Phillips fed Clem
Bradshnw. who wre w;oivi;
not. members of any org :?)h:ed moh
me eonrmitiee report m. eut .
innocent, or curie us on--
! in1 unen.
After revicwin.g the case, the
emr.piittee finds "the conduct of the
officers a'fl- the men of the machin..'
gun compan? from the time the.
Jolt Durham untjl they reached Gra-
or
The machine gunners we
to Gr-'th:;):) to jirr.tict t'iv
ntiseners who were lodged i
.?.m;ii!co count Y tail in '-mncc
with an s1 tack on a prominent Ak
mnnee countv woman at tint pigc
TO DESIGN M
a mm.
By the Associated Press.
Montreal, Aug. 20. Charles E.
Nicholson; designer of Sir Thomas
Linton';; Shamrock, IV, has accent
ed a commission to de:-:ign tne .iin:-
Lear, proposed as Canada's chal
lenger for the AmericErV. cup bv A.
C Res-:, promoter of the Maple
Leaf c-hallcnge, Mr. Ross announced
today-i
In accepting the commissi' n Nic-ok-c-n
was said to liave stipulnicd
that the preliminary work cf build
ing the yacld shoukl be carried
T'lni'hrofh He then proposed
'complete the construction
dialien-eer in Canada
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Sy:Aieuse, N. Y Aug ,20. Two !
men were killed and two hurt when a.
; P 00' o-ill'-u gas-'dine reservoo- e-;-;
jiploded tqday. Seajhers discover'--! i
the bodies ot the men un-ier tons .
debris. Windows in nearby buiM'n .: ;
and manufacturing rlauts win e brc-.::-;
en many bb r!-, awny.
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RAILWAY OWNED BY CANADA
Sale of Dc minion's Lire; i United
States Opposed
exchanged visits they would have a
better understanding of each other
and each ether's difficulties that
would be mutually helpful. The ob
vious lesson is that town folks should
not make' a convenience of their
country kin or friends and if . they
take a vacation in the country un
less thev pay the tariff at the reg
ular rates, they should "return the
fsvor" bv having their country kin
and friends take a .vacation in town.
Toronto Glebe,
New Yor;c is t-mppiying Ottawa
with "news." The Wall SiVeet Jorw - j
o;d puhii-nes the sea tern en t ina
( nnsrla i contemplating the sale
all the dominion railway lines sit
uated in the United States The
Ottawa Citizen points out that such
a policy would involve serious con
"Hscratiors. The dominion trackage
o tlnih'd State;-, terrilow is
v,000 mik-s. the Grand Trunk being
responsible for the greater port-on,
while the Canadia.n Northern contrib
utes 218 miles to the total. The port
of this mileage deemed to be the
most important is the double-tracked
Grand Trunk Western which rnn
approximately 350 mile?, froni To
ronto to Chicago, although the East
ern connections and control of the
Central Vermont, added to lease::.
had enough votes, j constitute the Portland scanoaru
route.
The Citizen re-rords 'the preseip
sitn.-if.ion as somewhat of an anom
aly. It directs attention to the fact .
that, while the dominion controis
or owns th lines, the workers are
subject to the wage adjustments of
the United States rovernment. or of
the various arbitration or other com
missions which decide such matters.
Automatically wages are increased
cn Canadian railways when they
- raised on the United States
fide. .
There is, apparently, no official
-onfirnmHon a Ottawa of the New
York report, but. as the Citizen sets
fnrtli if tberp is snv truth in it, the
fobject is one that aside from all
consideratiens cf public or ' private
ownership -should be discussed . m
its "merits end with a view to its
possizle effects on transportation
rates, freight tariffs, and wages. Be
fore any action is taken there
should be the fullest and most care
ful consideration. It will need strong
reasons to justify such a procedure
at the present time. It would seem
much wiser to wait until the domin
ion has had more experience with the
actual working of its comparatively
new national system cf railways.
By the Associated Press.
' London. Aug. 20. The consisic
at Rome has dictated io A ve.!d.:i:.h"n
Daniel I. Mar.nix. M"!hor;:- A".
trolin. n. Strom ? exhortation to use
rnedcnii ion in bis ! e-: no-;., ft J;;
i o'-htice! rnr -.t'op-;, '.coordmg 1
a ;riti a efilehil ec- from -.-:::
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Dy the A ssociated Pi ess.
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DANGKRO?1. TO f..WF,
GRIPS AT DEPOTS NOW
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ACTION AGAINST DANCES.
It is announced that Henderson
w'lle people are up ii army over a
dance hall that has been conducted
in the armory cn Main street in that
town and a petition declaring the
rdaco a public nuisance has been
freely signed and presented to the
city commissioners. They contend
that shimmying and cheek dancing
is the shame of the place.
TJt.ieirrh. N. C Aug. 20. Dr. J. S.
?c'rl Mitchencr, state epidemiologist, while . By jA-
wail ing in the station at OoUisooro 1 v- n.
nn niirlit 1h:.A week. llfd stolwU fi"Oir ' I CVi.--.
him his grip and raincoat. Th" dpe-t-w
adinits-Jhof ho set ii" down rin
eeTiv and i hat tho snri'd'oi mi -.:'
huve boor, aroused tb.at. if contained
whiskey, but the thief, for p. 1.1 his
viir.s. "ot onlv seme typhoid vaccine.
Dr. Mitchencr was cn iiis wav . to
Warraw for the opening j.i ;ti'.o
Dunlin conntv ("iH"ii'.!,i of p'Otee.
i-ir.n n-smsr rvnuoi-i u.. feet one
The bureau of eton-mreogy 01 me .,
state boavd of hrsPh. of vAh'-rh Dr.
iMtchener is-director, warn ; tho uu .
cat that anti-typhoid vaccine is n"-nsrtP-ukarlv
delicious to ihe tn-.'.e
in spits of its re-;enddence to into. re
cants arid suggests that if he '-bou'-j
not know how to use it he ni3v c :
at the Raelgh office where it can b
explained to h;n.
It is .hefting pretty r.erioii- wh"n
North Carolina folkn want the
rin so badly thev hnvo to stel
But thwc are plenty more 'A tee
state laboratory of hygiene and an
other ample suolrS has alr?3dy ben
forwarded to Dr. J. F. Doche-rty, w'n-
eondnctin? the campaign and live-
will bo snared and dollars banked !
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in spite of the miscreant who thought L A' 5 1, " c:ected: "' Nurau R.
he smelled "monkey rum.
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COBB. COLDSPORi , r' f f C-. -f J. B. Oivor: :'
m -CHOSEN COUNCILLOR i w-t-rt-SJem: T. h'- Meher, of
! Charlotte: W. A. Coopsr, of Ral-
New Bern. An-. 20. VVith the ecr.-, ir,..
elusion last n-.ght of the business ihe piece cf tie next r:eet:ng was
snsr-ion the 30th annual state conn oil ; vet d
ef the Junior Order United Amer
;em TsTechanies. which has been in
session in this city since Tuesday J Wilmington v- :'l! be chosen.
ided upon. tr-i eeir-g leit in
1 cf the exV-eifdve con-iit-!t
i". exo'gel, however, that