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MlCKOlY BAM V i YvEATHEil jj ''i'.r,iliy Jcir tonirht jf ,'. r- u n i! i ;' : nwlc rale- i- warn gcnth varia- ! :. v. .. f t it ir-i. in t ti tuber ."i-H FSTAni-ISHED SEPTEMBER 11, 1915 HiCKORY, N. C.7 SATURDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 11,1920 Pi?fr-p rrnrr rprcr I 5 -JUL. I i wChlO 8 COMMITTEE WON'T CALL GOV. COX AS WITNESS Chairman Konyon Says Moore's Testimony Suf f,cknl Hearing Recesses Until September ?2 When it Will Be Re sumed in New .EXB NTS ION !S HELD f, T"' ft? 5 . . t ii 30 BAY H EL Mr n ntn EPS t i o ' i . ',i i" r- v r pt nra TP Q UUDJIO r. 1 It" If ir" K-J tw I a i u f K S iH i u a York' Vashington Fy 1,;. A - i.itr'l Puv-s. !.... 11 t.ofnc!'1 in cum. ( ', V.''". ' 1 1 1 -" -" - .I..' .'cnat" commit tve investi- f,r- ' r,-:iv, ' Vt,-, - A. J "1 ir.: i" T!v ar.4 ' f ' sj -")t recall who mentioned it. Raleigh, Kept. 11. Ed Alexander, cripple of Statesville, under aontencj to death in the Tec trie chair Septem ber 17 for slaying K.ryle, asks Gov ernor Bhketi. through hi-; attorney. I'Jdeor W. Phavr of ' Charlotte, ft'.1' a reprivuval of thirty days. The lel- egram rca-bed the pve:nor'o o'Ike j yesterday from tho Mecklenburg at i torney with the information that u letter follows. j Governor Bickelt is spending some I time at Morehead Citv and that vi- I R S SB M 1 (BY MAX ABii na"ieii.-h, Sept. 11 ilo-d work un- :NKTinr) dec conotruction mn! possible by in North Carolina New students and members of . the faculty cf Lenoir ' Collcjro wer de KrhtfuVy entertained latt cvK.T.anr by the Luther League of St, An drews church, on the lawn around the church build'; njr. i program, during the AfLer a brief ecuri'e of Baptist butiaay oiSGc Annual CoiivenSson- f, leu ii-i 1 hi-- whicJi the iwwcomers were welcome! t Itv hv tliainnan Konyon. , ((. 1 idc'Tnim. from Frank v N'v Yoik publisher, urir i . ... 1 ,!i,it -y. ue uiueu. .r.aift".' comploted it3 in .... -!wit!y after noon today ... ,1 to riutt in is'tw Y'cvk or . .); fi ptember 22. I'Kmis to !; ": lni'v'i have been aban- ;.r,Mv Iv'. nyn'r'. reply was to the ... . ir 1.1 t it I ; : 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' i ji. jr-iooie iimi ,! i tf ic tiie eommittvo iis tho i1 M'p' c.-tntr.tivt1 of tha Ohio av- t!ie committee consid- Uii,'. iCIU. S,Vfil a-ked if that amount ! r -aitv i-rui.-.ir.s oil' the coat writinsr kvI r... 2Ky an authorised tate-, ampajjen specolivs which he will d- Z9 , i aver in the state and the nudule iner.t seni 7 C,!'.r.fiiro newspapers, j wcst. it announced at his of- Tho witness did net recall. lice today that no action would be Caleb C. Lmcx, A nieetim' cf the North Carolina lie said j division of the American Cotton As- Ikne totals 57 cyrinitc projects at a cost cf $7,1?3:0W1.8S, ntVniins to a Euinmary of the woik made public the btatc ilisrhway c.!);nnnssion. Included in tlua- list arc 21 hard surfaced hisrlnvayy of 111 miles, and D-J to the church and college by the Rev. i Ti. B. Teery and President J. C. Poery j and readings were rendered by Mr;:, j Ii. T Leonard of Hickory and Mis:; j Florence M. Wcsnell of the faculty, refreshments were ! ana ine romamaer os. tne nlav s.diO( college i tendents began arriving in served, j j.odav for tjlc Cn?nin.r? Mond ! Ihirty-l'ivp gravel : i i l : i . -an . i j i ' - 4-,.u - -.f - !- v- ....... v... .-j , Ivnr.n vn.iiVfu I i il l . I,. t'.ll. .. . .. ..v.. " " .vi;.v..,. I en ("111 ail Olio cu.n.iciy imii;. uli; itor vi ine mcago iany imcw, was vvemng; , r.f sand-clay igreetins 0f old friends and meeting ! .fccn(',nal,to . ul; hh JV U? i in me riisi i.apLir, (.lu;; 1 1 '. '."H inilo 'MX then called to the eland. he had received an announcement Ration will bz held in Kalcigh , r w ii i. September 1G. Among other things from Eepubhcan headquarters nam-1 to bc disclr.ced at that time will be iti $700,000 ns the Chicago quota I that of taking steps to prevent the and h::d used tho information au a J celling o f cot ten at bankrupt prices, new. story ' n pi'Paration yr the meeting ,ccun- ! ty gatherings are being held at vari How girl employes cf the internal ous points over the state this week. revenue office at Aberdeen, S. D., were j elicited to contribute o a Democrat-j ic campaign fund way described toj the committee by Miss Eunice Boyne, j a reporter cm Hie Abcnievn Daily News. She taict the girls were asked for $40 each by C. M. Waterbury of South Dakota, who came to Aber- t!. ! i !.::. imi said the te'oiTrani ! M iir.t v wa tvpical of hun- lvt'n "ntl rai(1 he was an Ka"nt of the 1 coi'.ector at ADenieen. ini?:. ioyne i ;;-iiil the girVs were also told that their employer wau collecting money. Afcording to Mi?..; Boyne the firr.t information on lb: occurrence cr.m? iii a letter from a si rv'.rnphor who .'aid th.it cilice holder;.? were being a -.ked to coiittfdiUtc to 1h, Demo crat i' datrpain. T lie witness ; av seven leans add e.-;:.ed to fcirk?. It tlien developed l!iat th,' en velopes had been od dir.i'.ed 'c;ity" and had been delivin 1 at the girls' home. There was one cent postage due en them. "What!" exclaimed Senator Ken yen "did they evcri ask lh: girl.; to pay pcutw on the lei I or.-; and Hdiatorc, Heed r.nd I'onieicne agreed that thrr. was "despicable arid irtex-cusab!.-." The testimony said that the letter asked for no definite con ti ib'.!( i(i. but. that the girli were- call ed on for $40. Tho ;.alarieo of the girls w?re fix ed at $1.10 a month. by him and others ofj nd indicated that the' 'ir.tr u'" einvnt of the Munsey r v f v..el. in the hope 'that .! five a., an 'iirwtr to oth jvr.w and Ivtt'i's which ir.om !;'.' 'it mgitig that Gov 1 : l' :.;itntiHitied. .;!:.! Ci'UiUnuy Barlxu of New ic.tifi d tint h" was brought t,i i.,'"uii,e u r.t!vrn-(''iy in l city f..r the $&00,000 hitii lii! v M. Blair said was Chi SCO ii" f ai' I the real head ?v, i Cliarlea Piez, chair rrjn cf tl'" oxeeutivs committee of V. IV i hire waa "u prcferrcil i f h'f.ve'M VOC and 800 names, thf rro i" ' '.i being all men who v-i- ntl ili r.'d tapalde of giving $1, Cl'd .' 'i. T: i M f v o r hear $700,000 men ''"' . Mi" any. tmt to be raised in CH(2"?' ienntr.r Kecd asked. "I i. !;, Mill M o5lfiSES .''..i i'ly, ori'l' nf Itwifa.' I.'Hibn-. and he addd that PSI! (!T II ul f ! in Kill is hmcd I IS F0U1 i COMMISSIONER By the Associated Pmss. Marion, .Ohio Kept. 11. In a double barrel attack on th? administration, Senator Harding charged todajr ' that Democratic ollicials had been guilty cf "reckles:.; inefliciency" in their con thict of ihe nation's business affaii-s h d sought tlirough. duplicity or misii'ideititauding to have th? United blate:: surrender its Monroe doctrine in brec ining a member of th league of nations. Ilic? own policy towards the busi ."."S.s world, he declared, would put an cud to "ineffoc-tive meddling" by t no government, wipe out many war time restraints, meet readjustment of tariff levies and taxation and es tablish a new cooperation between government and private enterprise. Having restored a condition of "so- oer ousmess again, no said he would summon the aid of the ablest admin istrators cf the country to put the government ou an efficient basis. length and hard surfaced clay roads runs to 453 miles. Vork ai ready in i new ones. Although the registration is still city. llt'V. and gravel on the total mileage up com pic licit direction of the highway commission ineluc?:s tflx pojes c::C h-rd-sur- Tierl n?c!-wvs. 10 nines long, at a long 7,370.09. eight gravel sand clay roads 57 miles in length winch cost $202,003.1. On bridge was constructed 'at a s- v,";) .224.80. --.tt!-O There i projects mill re now unoei totail'r.g more ot tola tvu-u-suri Will . S 10' ,,4 ',nen iT.CC than G8 . and completed. grave i roaus viti eosr iw. ii'i The work now being done on the roads in the state is wide-spread, more than half the. counties having taken ar.van'age o? the federal aid. Buncombe count v iir-'bably stands at the top of th? list' at this time with more than one hu'f millions of dol lars worth of ccnc-truction work underway-. Lenoir county's work also runs beyond the half million mark, or 732.22o: Marvin-Bertie couaties $127 072.27; Alamance, $20221: Mecklen burg. $300,082; Guilford. $267,197; Sampson-Harnett, $204,712. t 8 Ml n Mr Ifoavner of Il.ndcbran Ht his Foul t'Ufing ear. liV ir.od- i:i ft ' , f ti,(, Abnethv r-t.sbV lst r.!8hf. ho wac littl? r.w"te tin- a m", ro'.loi n'r.'mblv belonijing to Fry at Mewton, whose ma was ftoleii som? time ag", 'iM - ?.- it uti-ri Mr. Havrn's car n'" ' .i i'l-"'-: .l.. it Newton. Ir.'.f-if.tir.n rf th.e txfhnnge and ar:d'!--n: ti the tr iti Newton was 'V2 ;it Hickorv and Nowton 'hi f .'frit' i.il'il KhcrifP T3rnhower '."H" the phone and told him to v'M'!i Ulli'-i. with desci'iptioiu; sent n '., n ;, n t i inr i h" slwri'i will i:n', rV if h C,-U1 lonrn i-omething 't '.vre-.k-d Ford that was left i th.. ii,..;. j Nc.;vton last night. Il'i !.', v i l.icf , hi.u..rl th th'irf li" t,;ri,. fr with Mr. Ileavncr':? car !'P 'nt., i;r ,, , urity l-ist night, but v''";11'' I. five be.n an rasy matter i'r 'i"'k'o and take'th; road 1"r '. v.'O.n. There he might have n"" v'i'h ilit.a-diT. 'Y ,f i', on.' far wt rfovprid Jn'l ft"M.I."r iiif.h.ti, and Mr. Ileavncr 'Tl'T.wily j,, th" loser. Trinity tsir'.l' Ey tha Associated Press. WnslVncVon, Sept. 11 President Wilson today appointed Mabel T Boaulman, for many years a member of tho executive committer of the American Red Cross to be a commis sioner for tbe district of Columbia ef fective next Wednesday in place of Commissioner Drownlcw, who has 1 to become city manager of Petersburg, Va. The appointment makes Miss Board- man first woman member of the com mission which directs the whole gov ernment of the district r HURD GOLLERiES CLOSE DOWN TODAY Ti ' Ii iilfilEi b oy no means eomphte, the freshman j class is the largest in the history cf I ho college a-i l with most of the old students back accommodation in the j dormitories is becoming more or less i i problem. However, no serious dif- j r-. u 1 1 . . iicuicy m xnis parrv. i:.v-; a:y;? f m ficulty is anticipated in t'is particu- 'ar. and at present all things point to a most successful season. m mm mm II I 13 IT 111 !i 6 t S f. 1 S3 J in 3 tms By the Associated Press. Birmingham, Ala., Sept. ll.With Governor Kilby's coal cm mission planning to extend the of the First church, and o eers were meeting ad Irr'i and assigning de'iesvaces to Whi'n several hund-ed are cmy t-5 Kimerinteucieitts i the local committee of their.' tion to attend. Dr. B. W. Kpilman of Ki-rstn: secretary of the Sunday s.- hooi Nashville. Tcnn., will arrive '. this afternoon and occunv th nit of the Frst Baptist church morning service tomorrow. Ts man is an unusually eloquent er, a wcil equipped man and h w.dl say will be ot mueh va Tito public is invited to at. en The progruin for the cc:f next week is as follows: -.-..(-, ei e." m .- md.iy, Hentcinlrcr i ;evo; nai -I'asior, W II 8:15 n. m.- Magnifying the Om- b u p e r i 1 1 e n o e n t . Irnosi. ;?eerc cope (,f its strike, the Alabama coal slril tor eel upon its crucial : re en- today. Operators declared, however, that the valkcut had no appreciable effect on iuac- wat .,t London, Sa.ot. 1 1 ..Terence bwiney, lord raaysr or ?oik,. .till conscious this morning, though he passed a very bad night and was in a very bad condition, ac cording to a bulletin issued by the Irish league. The 3 o'clock bulletin given out bv the league said the mayor was much worse. "lie appears to have completely collapsed," the bulletin s.tated. "His mind is getting dull, though he is stil conscious. production. TC was estimate.! that the three-days' production had been inly 15 per cent less than normal md that shortage, of cars had been i factor in the decreased production. Tuesday, September 14 9:o0 a. in. Song an 1 Praise Prof -Henry ITWih-: gnsmil - a. m. cunde.y Lenoir. Proper 11 .; i:r -Pastor .L .. a. 'The Dcv t.'-'S .ii: no. ay Soilmau. 10:45 a. m. "The Super? Planning for the; . Uur.ic." Henry Hijrhsmith. 11:15 a. m.- '''The Wh Why of fir; il.-n m 5 The president of the united workers district organization elaim :d the strike was spreading. He said i dozen operators had signed "bliw; book" contracts since tho walkout was started ami that regulations are being conducted with others. H? saiO 12,000 men are idle and that the number would be increased. Operators said only about G,500 men had cpatt. &Zi-f&-0,.r. rt tfl Ian 12:00 m O 'C; oing."--Oncn i a s .Ics1 Prof. V. m.- r.:'.'17.- ' ;i,;'. By the Associated Pices. Srranton Pa.. Sent. 11. The first effect of President Wilson's refusal to have the scale committee of min ers? and operators in the anthracite region draw up a new wage contract was shown when the Coal Brook col liers at Cavbondale, the largest op erated in this region of the Hudson Coal Company, closed down. cSt-- m ai nn SPEAKS IT FI Pi ALL CLOSED HERE By the Associated Press. Flamline. Minn., Sept. 11. P- Christensen, presidential candidate of the farmer-labor party, addressed vis itors to the Minnesota State fair where Bv the Associated Press, "llazeldown, Pa., Sept. 3. Every colliery in the ITazeltown district was idle today. The Cole train was tha last to 'siirpend after holding out since the miners started to leave the mine a week ago. Vith Mi;:l Kfjnhardt. 'Wi.r lhbtp c;i-i rf Holy i ... . . i ... S T Z tht,e other presidential candidates T-K) fit 4l u Tt!- Hf liim "'.If' it Mr Mioses P?r1 M1..IL V, ' il ..'.I'll 1' VVUUf . fpn:l V,ni)p-r,,vhr nnd IVn 1 I.itth gave? an inter-' c r,,"""nt of hr trip to Nova! TBn urn Tnuinin Hruiiimm ietlDUGHOH IN HOSIERY MILL --rtr -v Q SPEI,iG a a, s- m a is f F1IJR uTylistil j - r.; .5 it ,sn. i:s:) o, m.- it: U r C'.U-SS A. L. ikiHio 3:10 p. rn. n a Countrv .1. M. Barnei 3:30 m. ci s". Council.'"' Secreta ry -"Prtvidhrg fttr JvU'id:; V iteni'; , Shell,-. -'The Month IT : n liPF FPil PF rraumir nnt r rnr " .1 t 'i i- lv the Associated Press. New York. Sent. 11. Charles Dar win, who said the struggle for cxis- 'ence resulted in the survival of the j Newton. Sent. 11. The sixty ninth year' of work ha begun at Ov tawba' College with the largest en rollment oi students for sorv yry:--The students represent a large arr a of Knrih Carolina as well as the Bv the Associated Press. Marion, Ohky Sept. 11. Senator Harding's campaign plans as they now under serious discussicfti by party leaders contemplate a speaking trip for the nominee to the Pacilic coast with addresser, in jail western states where senators are to be el ected this fall. , In addition it is expected that Senator Harding will make four or five speeches in the cast late in Oc tober. The western trip would start the last week in September and probab ly would include addresses at Indi anapolis, Chicago, Louisville, Butte; Spokane- Seattle, San .Francisco, Denver, Oklahoma City and a number of other cities. thorough training. ihe faculty hsve K;V- sittcst forgot one essential luck. Proof of this oversight was feoy and girl supplied today by an infant member of New York's East Side tenement dwellers. When Mrs. Josie Veechio, the baby's mother, saw him fall from a four-stry fire escape last night, she ran out expecting to sec him erushed to death. Instead, however, she found her ehild happily gurgling in a cushioned baby carriage into which he had land ed unharmed. states oi Pennsylvania, South Caro lina and Ohio. Not the least of the work at Catawba College is tint n.eidr-n-.v which carries 1he 'rc-gui-ir hiirh school cojsrso and. t IS r V. leniciib r;inn,, parents a? "- oinec rr-.e A ' 1 ms in-- reported 'nve: nt nve iu; erent. .-i. - en denominations are repres-sitcf Ihe student and faculty enrodm V genuine r-pirit of fe!'.ws'.:o v.:--a r.oivn. !.-.! Is Rudest h-::y. Pre lessor (vcrca:-li, c in the-science denaumo i mo"'e thovouch couvs? enses thus bringing it more in with medical and other courses Professor Lawreno : a. REVIVAL ENDS fllS Hi.; "o'lithse' Lud ah i '. H t'if ix and Brunswick wbicb dming the summer. Mif. ,1 u. j. " numhfr of pictures o ' , 'nTevefting places sha visited i ... .. " pH3ie?i arour.a lor in- 'Pf,f!l',n, t' thi. corKdusion of the evening vil,;Hlty "'IJournefi to the yard j. !l wntfrmelon feast was held p vcro present. ?, ; -tr,ino i n thf midst of his orev J iil;tint the workers of Russia,' "l until he really cornea to l'' iff has to face the mulhik. M" (S. C.) Record. POPULATIONS By the Associated Press. Washington, Sept. 11. North Caro lina census figures announced today Andrews, 1,634; Murphy, l,- are 314; Burgaw, 1.040; Hertford, 1,704. -W-i Underselling Store will be closed Monday txd Tuesday on account of hoiutay iu. the Jewish new year. By the Assocated Press. PhiladelDhia. Sept. 11. Two hun dred employes of the Herbert Hosiery Mills at Conshohoker, Pa, have agreed to accept a 10 per cent reduct ion in wages so that the mills will not close, according to an announcement today by L. S. Herbert, head of the concern. "If the workers had not consented to accept reduced pay," Mr. Herbert said, "we would have been compelled to ston work entirely. Some ct our employes, most of them girls, receive as much as $52. a week." !CCH OCCURS 1 Li 1 ROOK! Newton, Sept. 11. JThc revival meetings which have been in progress in North Newton came to a close Thursday mornmg with the final sermon in the First Baptist church. The church was packed and a large "number joined and there are many yet to become mem bers. The revival has been one of the best ever held in Newton and has resulted in about 175 professions. Rev. Geo. W. W'ilburn, who has done the preaching left Newton yesterday fill a valuable pu enables cn 111: By the Associated Press. New York, Sept. 11. Another seri ous accident occurred today on the line of tha Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company whose employes have been on strike for two weeks. Two trol ley cars carrying crowds to the base ball game collided and 3C persons were reported injured. nar Ffon.-hnvin. will oraw a l.'ne mrm I of students into his classes by re en oi i course, i iom ul faculty. r The special departo:ents wo! op-u their work next Monday. 1 iiciro an-i headed bv spec'u'is'ts w'ro r. me-j sent the best schools of the country. : The local support by a large number; of students is significant of the new! interest the community is feeling in j the institution. ; Professor Kopenhavc-r remains, , teacher of English, Greek and Cey-'j man, Professor Whisenhunt Latin andn Mathematics. j Professor A. C Srrn'fiL torinci- j pal of fhs academy, is assisted by ; Blisses Glenna LentZ and Agnes An-, drew. ' ' ; At 'the maetinsr of the faculty to- i Lentz was elected seer?- j t .. -.; led to Yi si ' f r.e.; ',) iroitths ! . a : .: : point for Alabama.. Tennessee and Texas A large number of Mr. Wilbura's j day Slit fronds accompanied him to the sta-jtary; Miss Becke-ries lady prmciva.', j ; I and is. assisted oy Miss Loots; are; ; r7vli?s Andrew. , October Liberty eternal spirit cf the Miss Becker of Pennsylvania b in . December chainless mind. Byron. charge of the music aepattment; Miss .mmry . Take things as you fin'' them, but Emma F.essler, a..so of Pannrylva-1 -rcn leave some for the rest of us. nia, -remains in charge of the com-' May . . merciai department; and Mi?s French engineer army officers have Uhenecv C'f Charleston. S. C. is found petroleum in Greece. new expression teacher. the r The .off o-i- Oi par h 01 Co Hold 6 r ! ; ' -: hv-- ! 'dhur i: d 'V: L. 'i-'-in an ! hie!. 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