UXtoSlSa
with trow»l fa on*
toi tha other. I dmlrt fa wm
Witt Ms MX—torn*d el
fmt, Mr. IM Gorp
America*! antrum into the war,
• 1m put H. M been bled
•in proitnlt ud g«Ua and
"Taut at this juncture," mid the
speaker. "America entered datmtleaa
Iy and took twr stand by the aide of
the haH-praaned armies of Oraat Bri
tain and Franca. We can oarer far
Rat that gallant art."
■aid ha always
m Kin they had a kindred spirit Bo
had throughout Ma Hfe dtawn con
stant inspiration from America's
greatest men. notably Abraham Lin
coln. and he tomorrow was to start
on a journey "to the country which
I regard as the great miracle of the
west, where Man has risen from the
past to a now hspaf
In introducing the guest of honor.
American Ambasaador George Harray
I Mr. Lloyd Oaorga as a groat
American does and
daalrad to aaa mora than any
Englishman. His greatest serrice to
Britain ha said was rendered as di
rector of monitions during the war
and Us greatest to the world was his
sen ice after the armistice.
ffearill* Man Kills His CUn
Danville, 8apt IS.—CO ley Gibson,
•f Gatewood, M. C. yesterday ith
big ran over and killed his own five
year old son while in the act of
tog from the garage doee
hone Giboon intended coming to
Danville and was hacking his
art knowing that the little hoy was
to the path of the ear. Ha heard a
car to find that one of the
wheels had passed over his son's body.
The little hoy died within W
taring been internally injured. Dan
ville dectors were called hut it was
am that the child could net sur
vive. Gibeon is reported
hy the fatality.
lalaigh, bft M>—TIm IIhiIiii of
tho Mm Orww C^u'twltw m
»<K'i»tt«m at H»»ir Mcitkjr ■MUm to
day, infflw <i Um P 'Hcy <rf tho aa
mcmMm, at*'<n« that thvy wH hn»d
all iMBbir ian.F>nta *iahla far lh*
(Ml»«ry <r* ill ta' rfflu* grnwn upon
thoir land, according to Mr. 0. Wllaon,
of tho board.
UMit of Mmn |im upon tWir
land to a party othor than tho aaaocia
tton until tfM wyf i court af Nortt)
Carolina paaaaa upon tka qoootion. Da
daction* w<0 ba nada afloat all
thoir antira crop to tka aaaociation
if tka ■upran court wiatalin tho
opinion af tha aaaociation flwtton in
l-t ■—.< ■ < I i ii i-.# — _ —
*nt ir inif^rj/ifiVwvion 01 viN
ii n ii i ■ ■ ii t _L j.L ,m M- fn — - If aL.
Vive contract which cans iw ui um
tobacco pwtori by a awliw diraet
ljr or Minctly aa a producer or land
lord.
Today'i decision of
meters of tha Tobacco Oiu»w' Ca
operatiYe sssocistjon wee dactiFid to
bam takan becauaa of tha Jsriis to
treat all isarahiri la a fair and oai
form mannar follovinf tha recant rul
ing the association from
inf I ha sssocii 'on fn>or
from lan.llor'• rar daiirerlae
of the *«aociation by
tonanta in tha etaee of shoal •
membon according to
jt tha hoard.
The policy ,>f tl.e asaociation to re
quire delivery of all tobacco from tha
latida of the wrtin as sat forth
In the contract was reiterated last
year in a statement »nt to all sm
bars of tha tobacco association in its
monthy publication for December IMS
Virginia at mestlaga of the local
rounty unite of the tobacco co-of
tire, according to Secretary Wilson ef
the association.
Directors from North ' Carolina, Vir
ginia and Sooth Carolina today eea
phaaised their dartre to deal fairly
with the entire membership of the as
aociation by sustaining the repeated
riamands of loyal members, protect
theA against the practice of
tobacco from tha fanaa of
to compete against their own in
porarily
tobacco from their land outaide
the asociation while others hare
such penalties for the til
being through an appeal to the courts.
An immediate appeal will ha takan
the aunreire coot*, of Noi'-h Carolina
by the Um« sssociation la tha
eaaes.aevir 'lag to today's ita'pert
of Secret a Tr Wilaon. of the Hir4 of
Japan's Fmameial Lm AUtl
$13 P«r Pwm
Wuhinftoa, Sift M.—Japan's
financial loaa in the (MNt aartbquaka
disaster sTaragaa about fit par capita
of ita population, it w aatimatod to
day by the far aaatarn division of tba
commcmct dapartmant. Tba daaui*
to industry, eonaMarine tba total ca
pacity of tba manufacturing and pro
ducing «atabl isbaaants of tba country
was aatimatad to ba aran laaa pro
portionately.
Material tain amounts to 91,
000.000,000 in tba *part»ant figuraa
If tba Japanaaa nation adds tbat
amount to Ha praasnt public dabt of
»1,»18,000,000, Ha total par capita in
dabtadnaaa will ba about tM aa aoaa
parad witb a par capita ladabtodnaas
for tha United Statea of 9X11 and
Graat Britain |7*i
TW Tot Superstition ia up
Afda
London, Sapt. 27.—SuparatHion that
Pbaraoah Tutenkhamun still azarta a
malign infloanca upon tba dhrttaan
of bia tomb baa bsan larlrad by tba
daatb in Liadin yaata\day of tba Han.
Aubray Haritart, balf-brotbar of tba
late Carl of Camarroii.
Mr. Ilaibait who dted from aa ap
p»ration did net anjcy • world-wida
imputation but was wall known in
b|hM aa a traralara diplomatist.
I In rn lot. peat, soliter and! politician.
Ha was WMtal ftt Franca in 1IU
and later saraad In tb- Dardanatlaa
and la loft
With tha
MtBa
to ba the official Journal of the I
It dataiM tha brief action wl
terminated in tba elaaima of
capitol currMuia by tha
tha hooaa an
their hopaa :
tion arainat tha milttny
tha effort! of a
is preparing court
to mark tha nest stag* in tha con-|
Rict
That there would be no
uttgmpt to s soluble a*nin hi
»f martial lew regulations «M tha|
promise made lata today by
leaden to Adjutant Genera] B. M. I
predicted that!
Representative Disney, chairman of
the local committee, said tonight j
that the oourt proceedings could
ret under way before morning. He |
refused to indicate
tion might ta!:« or whether it would,
be instituted in the state
rourt or the federal court here.
It is expected, however, that an in- [
junction win bo sought sgiinat Gov
ernor Walton, with the poe«rfWTHy I
that national ruard officers will be|
made parties to th» <iuil.
Attorney Ceneral George F. Short,
who will oppose the action hi ha half
of the state when the wtrt battle
begins, told newspafumsn that
era! types of legal action might ha
filed. He add'*! that he did not know
what to expect. The nature of the
proceedings, he said, would
the place of filing. x
tit "Journal of the
sd to show that the i
My called today and that it
peraod, is expected to he made tha|
basis for the
The journal, written en stationery |
of the local hotel where the
tors make their
cribee the
"Corridors of the hall of
tattoos, September M, IMS, lt*0|
Charlee 8.
ascertaining thet « members of the |
house of representatives were ]
called the hoooe to order, at
time Col. William S. Key
preeentottoee dispone, after which he
rsad Ma order from the gesertw of |
the state of
such command.
Crowded in the mtonda en the I
fourth floor of the capftol the
members, a small army of i
correspondents and pooeftly 10® i
taton milled around waiting for thai
toot.
With rtflee on their ahoaMera, two
privates stood before the doote of the
bonee end the sensto chambers. Of
ficers wearing eervice itwl»en eta
at v«ntoge point a.
The hands of the clock sw«ng to!
ones T» Ordsr
Suddenly above vhe noise I
roles thet of Cher let g.
"I, m military
district at Oklahoma
thia
A crowd of
pimw aent op a
field acroaa a
the Icfiilitort tppMrvd on At ftpHol I
until the
•d forward to mm! the
Then they ordered It to
With the departure of the le*i.la-|
ton, the crowd melted rapidly and)
followed in their
The
*•1
the gnatd
would ha no attempt to hold either a|
Tin Km HUmm Might H«H>
Thia Situation
The city of Graoneboro b
ling • disgraceful situation to
om that if h continue and
will mate ita nana hbead and a
word fat North Carolina. That b a
strong charge; hot listen to the eri
A citisea of Greenaboro ntaminf
from church la«t Sunday night Wl in
behind a p<m; of joBaga (Ma. iho
from the mi iki. The cit
icorting a feminii
caidee ha had bo I
tn the next 1
for on Weat Market |
Green I
of rM
ku 17 Umm by driw.
er» of avtomobUea, «l
to the tal aad hi bid them to go far]
* Hk
M ait, | ,, --it -lrl,
1WW wneii ruiwjfr III IS
•treat without botaftnraltad IT 4
within a mile, what eort of
we maintaining ?
The thing b not quite ai
< It mmm at first far—la to far aa|
our informant waa abb to
drivers were usually not
beardbn striplings, wboae advance* |
-oukl not frighten om bne girl, i
On the atber hand, <
home to Greaaabero, far theae
lira hare aad the can that tbay drive
are Greensboro car*, the property of
their fathers. In fact. tka riarnl
hility lies equarely at the doar of the
fathara, Man who permit their aana
«f high-achool age to d
tomobflea around the streets
dark are enoowraging this eort of
thing, awraBy an aeeaaatabb for the
diagraaa of their city. Meat of the
pape could be cared by a do eon laahea
with a horeewhip. manfully wielded;
L„i i««#ni4,iB»elalw |L,|r M
Dui unionuTuiifiy xneir liwtn mrw
not to be asen enough to apply that
simpb umidy. Therefore the only tn
eouree b for the police to
the dray not aad ewaap a
that wll
up ta the
Ai any rate. It wl
wife an la a
At lo«fc
Pme, no
<>rdtaj %
nlrht 8am of the <
to
Crank. Authorii
*rr not tadM to
from Rn
M it <•
Morrison'» urfcti to I
rxpiicit and in tkt tvnt Bock Ct
It I sen* Mint tkt MgrtM who
ton the military will then handle tho|
Tho
there will he farther trouble.
perior Court Jniigr J. Bis Kay, who
IHrea IB mile* from fore, waa" In
Spruce PSa* late yesterday conferring
with county authorities It to
a number of wirraitj will >>e|
iMn >f the ai"h
While poradmy the streets Wo
day the mob with guns on their shoul
ton poaed for their pfctiuaa. TUa
t-hotojrrahp probably will he the
Man Vy which the loader* of the)
;ang wOl ho I
up of the negroes declare they
not roughly handled. They
■rely told they mat Ion* the coan
ty. not to return. The negroes offer
ed no resistance and left the s-etion
tho quickest possible way. some going
by train, others by track and a few
are aaid to hare traveled over tie
The saob had no rsapsct tor ago.]
Whan they reached the O'Brien Cett
straction company, seven miles
of here, aad e« dared the nag roe
leave, the manager of the
aakd that he be permitted to keep two
little nagru boys whoa* Mother to
dead. This reoneat waa denied
the Manager waa told the little
roes had to leave with the others.
Army headquarter* have been
tablishod in a bungalow juat at
tho river. The alto completely
natee the tjw*.
Ho Riafaad ■mi Loot
TM Is a m
unable to muw treatment MM Ma
•elf rather titan prolong the agwty
for himself and his family. It la wefl
to hoar tha other side before <
Infr the hospital. It
to a i
net take any and
offered. The safety of pa tic
II
Lator th.
be furniahad hjr • i
•t tMa Mm • 1
nhqr tlM thlnr. and
wJr parr flat it i
•MMDt It Mat ka tickled mr Mb
f«fc.
Mnr plant i» botot kwtaltod that «■
not np 1MW «> per day. TMa
"•at ia to be aold In tm esna. M,.
mmd tab* and in barrel* an tha mar
ket tmaafc. Th* plant i. to
of Wataora thoarht that he had Wa
manufacturing In a whnlaaaU way,
bat find now that hi* form
wa* an Infant compared with the |
Will Winkler la aetinc aa
and haa cortrad moat of tha terri
tory within traclrlat dU
Boon*. Prartteally erery atora ho 1
riaitod haa fhrto him a trial ^a
«nd many hare already |hta
iL — M11 jAlt^^aw
vTWl DVlOVr «VW Tlfal
haa boon made. The management mm
wwMhiI and if tha product coaaaa ap
to expectailona( tha telling end wfli
ha tha aaalaat part of tha pat, they
think.