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ROANOKE RAPIDS HERALD. ROANOKE RAFIDS. N C IR EE PROPOSALS ' r-,-. HERALD'S REVIEW of NORTH CAROLINA FOR UNDESIRABLES FOR SETTLEMENT A Record Of Important Events At The Capitol And Throughout The State, Reported For Herald Readers QUEER PROPOSITION MADE IV PRESENT DEMANDS OF MINERS BOLSHEVIST -AMBASSADOR- DECLARED IMPOSSIBLE BV TO GENERAL PALMER. SECRETARY IA ILSON. ni THE WORLD OVER IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS O'THII AND OTHER NATIONS FOR SEVEN DAV CVIN IKE NEWS InKE SOUTH WMI U Taking Place Ib TN tout. ad Will B foun la nf P-g-ae l.fc'ut k M IV' . cl.it. '.in Vs r.i liu II) ms .!.. .nut I !, .il J S i. Kit, tus nu x igai t i . xxhn :.it:t ti, iu Htmnsl,- t,.i j t, i. were kilo J :t..n: if - i th. t u a ,;i ttit ir j u.-tict Tt.i-.r a.i , ... !. -.1 Hear SurPtlvi. in n;ii. K'U. Luigaru has ; ! . ' ' - aliu s' p. a. e t. : -i, !. . a , :. liulg.il l bus ;. ".:.,: u ". . x l , . timi id I i ..( K ; I . : i : trial on I .,o v .eg" I i : . g t -I la 11, t , 1; . 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T'l'iiii'i' I'tix.iiix .,f v.ihi!iK.n f"'iti'.il -tar .iii.i 1'." , ; in. sill it-r I 1 I.i' i I r. r ' r.i I ix mills . ,i XX i . 1 1 1 1 i f xx I, i !: I! 1' .1' 'i. ll ' .'',." I I ,. ' ?,p ,r -' r ' ' 'I " t i ; "tr i r" at tlif siiitc..ti '"' I '''",- s'i" I I . I" " 'i ' 1 'v wilt t 1 X'i.i'H.i I." ,j i' i iiiciit. Willi.' a i-"ii" ' i'" tn lal i untax- t i'i';:- '"a slllit rhah.:- s l !':,' '.' :., tner lli xxp, ii. -r 'i f 'ir JM'lt till' filial Ilia."!'!'. "!mi- .,r 1 i V " l :;.'.! a'.'! l.-r !!' .. . M. id I,, v. rv v. rv imii-h from ' ''il '.'.", I'.,' xx.'.s ; sninst th' f.',"' il ir il'. ". ii m i i . . 1 im nf as imlii a'f i! liy ' ..it:, i.il r " turns rt'pnr'.'il i.v . ,",'.' , Art (larknt'ss t'. '1 over i'.p irational i n 1 1 i t ii 1 , Niix-fMni'i'r '0, ti,;-"" hup il'n niinnti'd rriisRi's saniit1 m,t fn in the Mch wiiIIh of the xx ir risk iii'- iri-ir" Inireau Imildinii-, ai r".-s l.aKny. ttc sjimrf fnmi the xx!iilt 'mu-i', and tlif i I'lclirntiiin if Arniistirc H.n Hi.' i .rsi anniviTsury (if tlip cess tt n .'i nf liostill tit's in tliH wnrld xvur. ln'mm Thf jiiitnt symliols wr.- f.irni'Mi liy lmiit liuriii from st l.'iiiil xxin lims in th othi'rxvist. ilar k f.n aih'S nf tii" trr".it wtriicfun' and one of tiifin 1'iiik'd di ifctly down on (lie siii.tri xt l.f rt- of ticinl WiwhiiiKfi'ii joint'tl. X.iv.-ml.. r 1 1, in I'l'lt-brauiiK the nt'W .iiiiiix.i,a rv Mxicn will p:xy no i'.in.snnn f.n- far t itiinrs kiilnaiml hy .Mixitan bandns. ll.is pimitio-'i ui 'In' f ' ir.-aii.a k. tern nient has bt'en iiiiiiniiiu t'tl m ; uotf t om iiii.ino M"il:n.i. siib-st'rlt':,i' t oi nl.iip ft r fort inn affairs, to it,.. Amer ican iH'iti!.. ut MfXiiii t'ny. lliilli xtiii'i-i in i niii.tni" I i snoxt i'l tillllM 'i.. J if V. i.l.i. ka ll.turt'Tt'd uiil. trans t i uniH-i'tal x i ' . 'him, t i i.i.t on. lie isj.'ili ion ui'i en :ei.ii.- VilX foul, (I ll. .'! i olllllllln . l it It K f It I tli'ilt: : . at i . n till. K i ''ii- -latx' 1 i.lxt it l l.imr siull. Victor I.. Herder. Milwaukee, Social ist, was denied Ins seat in the house, by an oxel iieliuiiiK vote, the bouse holding he was ineligible for mem bership because of Ins open opposi lion lo war. A health conference of govetuord of ten Hmrttiern states in to be held iu Chattanooga on November !. The first uf'jrinative step toward qualification of the peace treaty was taken by the senate after a:l, Ministra tion leuders, with the hacking of 1'res tdent ilson, had reaffirmed their in tention of voting against ratification if the reservation; drawn by the sen ate majority are adopted. Tarif legislation has struck a snag. The house has passed several bills to protect the dye industry and other industries likely to be jU by Euro pean competition. These have btiinp ' ed against the stone wall if the sen ate snd will CO oer till the next sees- . - ..'i.-...tt I ""' " ' - !' "...,i;I. . !i i - J-.d , r ,'!' I-"it Jap .; I . i . i a alhvad s. .. ..i i .,:.,!, r. i; - I Ua; .a, I'' k' r. I x i i t i Ii" :.' ! T "i:., a ' ' ' s f !. .!! ,' x .. at.d a'u . V. IM t.t!..IH lai ., .1 t'f i i'i.m I I: i:i i!:,- I.ilv. ' l- ! a'l . ' i ! had Ks k. d ' T..ii;it th ! .iv 11.,. iia'i.llt. ' '. "!:; . . fa! , s . :.! i h urn. ,i a .in ! ..f. I ,iv ti. t X. I ap- I'.as . .1'. ,1 . I ' ' 11 '! ! ' '!'-d .' tutM ' ". " !,"ii" i M ! tnik;li nu or I ''. !, I ""ir lur uhi!,i:trv - " 'i la!"i diivulfft m tiiM !-:: v i . i i . . il is'.' 'I'll" lions.- i. i.-cl-I " ' ""i-i! '- i.i-li;ti.tiii.o. N ! r"' I X " 11 I In' Ultl sink" i i .p. , ';t ."a xx .s I. iki 1; 'I'll'' tl.-.m-i f.'i' !!! 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'' IMt ''I' !' a s a 1 '' -"'1' letl ft ti ' 111"-! tl'f fa iilt pr.'l'l.'ia i;. xx t.n i.i: ih.. i.ax v - ti ai of i fi a in ii't' i-fsi-nt iiim-r- utul tllt'tl .111,1 111. I a ll ,l,il II. xt fli.s t!,,. , i". i"t.ir of tin tiavx r.'i i."iin,'i,il, to il, hnise naval i om 'ii :t ' i ,- ti'itii'Taix in rM"' .IKKr-K.lt !ll $'.".. i a tear for ail iilfn t'l s iiinl men. Tie war tl-i'.irtin- it has r-i.-ixel foi'ix thuiii.iiiil riii'.i.'sts li'iini relatives for return of Hi- bothe-, of soldiers ih ad in Ki am e I'llnt-d bx l.ii ut. ( uni li-ad. the n.i Val "iiallf Nl I, reit'lltlx fslabllsll-d a new lion .top r. 1 1 rl ti'i- that type ot ii it:. tarrx me tuolxt ji i.-om;. is I: 1 1 X 11 a ir I', lis. i, oh, to Mempt.li. a ii;s!,i'ii" ..; ,',!". na ill. ai 'Ml. . it is iiii'i..iiin oi by i..e I i-',.i v tn the na vy. ' The ,'ht'l of ' lie l.al a Hal c l.u-l as t lal l"ll ' 'f ' h" I Pilfil M il- toi I reel L II. ,,t I ,. 11 ot II,.' .'at. 1!,;, i! ,a ot the I fill. I I'V . It ,1. ,1 la' '""-a !' r a x sie'n "t ,'iu' .,: v i i.. ,'.u x ami phi .il tt.,.-, t.tf. I t,..:-.,.,. '". II .!.,!,.-. 'I ' I' e .. . , e 1 -i- li.i'.i- ."'' l-ret I a' a i a' ",, ,1 f. ' ' , -f .ii'i-i'-x". 'x ::i- . ,. na n ,h:l-!'1' i, ' t l.t a r- rv, f.-r. . 1 f-rmt-r s,.f u . ii, . !,. I.urne ,1'b is for ai"' - am a ,',l Hon ! hi. -,l bx y. e o i:, 1 .. : v i is ..i d Si'.i.n. m .;. par. it, on t n:.e P"--;ml llx -I A lii-i',, all n;, x , !;! ion. , a j. ,- t,. l:i;ht t'l-nily win,, t.he laie il.'j).,:" in-iil b t it be, "i:i" known th.r t :e t"xei n;r.-iii h.nl I i k-u s'. p- . pi ... v.'t.t tie ir -lupii .'M Til- I tilted S'.lles ha-. I" -11 .1-1, X IlilJ shipments of arms ami a ,n:m:uti"n m In lli'Xii n for many mnmhs for the reason that tiny Kener.iiiv tail u.li, 'lie hands of haliiiils ami i,!eii ai" used aramst A'n ,-e;iiis ' Sipi.trel.- Joining the iue .-1 ' il I'los-nl-nt V ilson. th,. semite ailopt-d a r-.s- t'l vatiotl ipiallf' mc the . .;(.. lion- ol the I'lllleil St. Pes lin 'er Vi'ii i- ol the leaKU'' of tiatioiis tuvenaiit. lielieving that Mr Vil.-,,ii int-iids Id end war prohibnifii as sn as the ' peace treaty is ratified, tin' aggres i sue dry el-meip in the house, led ; by Kepi i s-iit.i; ive K.mdall of ( alitor i ti i.t. have hud ail tl: l ' plans to ch-ck 1 male tii:n. il is slat-d It is their m- t. I.llOll tn si " k llll I 'Xtet-.SI ui ol tilf xxar ii.i.e prohihiiiou for six nioiiil.s. ;XXhlih . .1. I. - It -It xtlil be atliletl to htj 1 f-otl .uni I i-l i "iiirol a. t. I Holding that th- n'i"ii of '.lie gov ernim nt injui.i 1 i.,n prut e"dings iig.tiu-l tiik.tii ni: im. in, in i i , a 1 uiiie 'r- - ', " '.',,'';, , ' i the ll'llllall llllliil, ' Ml" ef, 'If.xe cein ill of the Vn.'l .' all 1 , n-i a' .oil id Labor ii-' I.. I' d m a siai-ni-nt iu-d nlur a lour bonr tneeiing thai the lllllll I'S Walhiilll. xtas J lis! 1 1 n il. ploltl is.'ll i,,r the strike llle t-l.til.. support of tirganitd Liiliur and asked aid and j etidoi .-eiuent lor it from the general ' public. ! Con;;res.s is pr-paniii, In adjourn ' vtithont emu trig any big lecouslruc- tion nieiisiires. It has been definitely decide" by Semite leaders that no more domestic legislation of importance can he put through .'it this session. Army bills have been introduced in the house, hearing held, but no bid can be put through until after the Christinas holidays. liy a vote of 4S to tn (he senate approved, after till efforts to amend it hail failed, the committee preamble to the reservation group, requiring that to make the peaco treaty bind ing at least three of the four great powers must accept the senate qualifications. i. 1' ka-. a " , ' ; S governor sets apart date op november 2 to give special Thanks to goo. PROSPEROUS IN EVERY LINE "Suriy God Hn G xin to M Ex.r. xr a MxkH Broaarr Concept on ef Cr tt an Si"Vict " Rale h Fn 'ful harvest, prtwperoiis Indus trie, the nrg ity triumph ot spiritual fanes, freedem from industrial strife and racial bitterness- these ar th blewingt for h'.ch North t aroliuj Mould return Hunk on the day get apart far Thukivlng in the nation, accord. tig t.t ti avernor Hukett hi is sued l,l. annual Thanksgiving ltuy proi Uniation. Th prxit lartiatiiin folio): 'Our forefathers established the autiful custom of sett, tin apart one lay near the end of the lurvest time to return thank to Almighty Hod for the blessings of life. "In thi good er. ll ho muth uve -,. f,ir which to ( grateful! At Mott Aga n. "(lur ,,biiers hti on last Thanks g:v:ng t n y stele fir away in f.ueun It'l l- have safely . r .ss.-d the s,-i,. a i,! are at hotne anain in happiness anj ill pence "The Lord of the Harvest has g tod t.t us Our ra-liN have yiti.l ',1 b'Uint.fiiUv tur uidiis'ries h ixh thr.ved .mdertuUy rrosptrity miii,.. en f irm and factory, bank an. I store In every l.ne of biisme-s en b ;u,.t vte ure prospering beyond the fondest tire ims nf our fathers "There has been iiNo a in ghty tr. iimph of spiritual fonts iu our m.dst. for which we should be profoundly crateful. The fruits of this vlt tort are seen m the meat forward move ments of all the churches; in the riiicr educational advantages enjoyed by ail the children of the state; in the grow Int demand for complete economic and 'K'i.tl Justice in taxation and all nth i'.' matters; and In ttie lamer ops,r tu.ilties nffered on every hand to th averate man and the average wotu.ui Biggr Conception of Sorvic. 'Surely in this day God has g.ve-i to m-n everywhere a bigger, brnnler conception of Christian service than they ever had before. ' N'orth Carolina is singularlx-bit'ss-d in that In this tune of turmoil she is almost entirely free from imlus tr.R and racial bitterness and sirte 'A',' I.1011M be deeply thankful for the sn rlt of frie'nl i.ip ami good w!I that prevails among us. Lei us ,.,x r absolute justice for all. by w in !i ab -.n th s spir.t may he strengti.-i.e.l and inairititineil "X xx. therefore. . Thonnis Wilt-r I'li k-tt, Covernor of Xorth Carol :ia in ohedii-.,,.,. fl( (np custom est ih! sh. ,! bv our fathers anil in an -ordain e vx .ih the pr.H'liimation of the Pre-bient , f the I'mted States do herehv pr al.om Tliiirsiliiy. Noveinber 2?th. a day of p ihlic Thatiksgiv ,ng A Real Thanksgiving Day. ' lx-t this be a day of rest and re joicing, observe. by everybody I,, t us no! forget the oiphiin. the poor and t:;e unfortunate I earnestly trust that nil the people w; assemble n their pla, es of worship and make thi a real Thanksgiving Day C'ostd Seaon for F h. On December 10 the North Carolina fisheries commission will vote in a meeting at Moreheiid City on ttie question nf fixing the i lesed season for shad and herring fl-lung In North Car ollna waters from April 3 1 to Januarv 1. Ths commission has fined times for regular meetings as the second Wed "esdsr of April. July. September nnd lieremher and wants it understood that any and ail petitioners and citi zens interested in North Carolina fish Ties will be heard at these meetings to hp held In the Morehe.id Coy office of the commission. R g id Hotel Scrutiny. The T"ftvelers' I'nifrttve .isoehi tion. it is learned, will ask the next legislature to strsnirthen the hotel In spection law lo the extent that the board of health will have the .nt'hon'y to use other weapons than wuhlioity in forrlne hotel men to keep their place in a sanitary condition. This has been agltuttd sin-e the re ports of Inspector J F (Ionian have been nude public. The en operation of the traveling men Is being sought in getting the holds of the state in better shape. State Baptist Convention. The biggest of all North Carolina Baptist State Conventions, closing its first day's session, heard Dr 1,. H. Scarborough, general director of the Seventy five Million Campaign, review the progress of the Baptist movement, point out the pitfalls In the xvay. and then warn the North Carolina Bap tists of their greatest danger "compla cent over confidence." Just how many messengers are in attendance upon the convention which opened the Baptist Tabernacle baa not been ascertained. E MANY CAUSE FOR THANKSGIVING Crcp Report Ccm -j i Sort a I.f' :fcx. b..ed i" - t p report ir.f .rn.- 'X- ', .-I- 1 , -i,l t ons is to Ins it : !.! I :. .r't arnt U tat.ii , ,i. ,' ,' .'-. r M, t.x ' fafk I'a: ktl el ' , p rt'is.riiii.' rv ice The .,-il f. ! d- lti:tm."it. ' ! a U't .it- a'-- , "1- r .! :i ill s- 'Tir.g d. i-s-m! , ... ". towai.l ' t'. r-x tsrmg , - p . -. : - xt a . h I ra. -.r.y w:; :.' 4; t.x.i :m- u. ..o it !',- J Tv: t .'Hi 'J 1 : ' " t x-r t? i ;,',-. ts ef it ' "in . n "n - ten i-n porvuit 1 1-;-- i: . 1. 1 ai :t w .;; 1 , : 1 . ! ;s-'- a I al i H . 1 'X x f 1 .- 1 sw.H.t p '' ,' ' ' ' ' . ..ft! P--6. :'- 'ai, . t: t i-l mt i-'ire I i I .!-". of w 1 f ,1'id " ! '' P n ':' i" . f . t p. ' e- g ,-A'l f r 11 l" k,t aid - '.',- ' l -,-.' xt,,i:i-r tl ' ! -t 's V;,,. i! t, , i : 11- t a th I K, s - f r t c r. t : ' ax . r ig-s V r ! .! ..,! i 1 '- im -u.. tut re put .,1 he --ae.t ,u fie p ret I.taf of lorn tut for si,- thf x;eM and ! lJU.il tt of b 11 kxx'ie .t Irish potat " a-'t'ter se-d. k'-.i!ii s,"i.!::i:n and sorv ! hum strut', n-r ttn- . xral featui.-s j of the 1 . xt p.' i it'l s,,x liean ell, Ca-np Bragg Appropriat'On. a.-h ng 1. 'i 1 Special 1 The house j cm 1, m tt-e en iiiiiit trv affaire r-coni 1 mended an appropriation of tl.lTi.'i""' j for Camp llrang .tt Kax ettev ill" ' T'os me ins th it the plans id tin' ir .p'ti.ti mt r.t to make ('.imp lir.uu a flr-t 1 ' i-s p. i, e f .r training pur j p..v..s xt .11 he i I'l!"-1 on' Lands l',i:.i.::ol fi r xt .11 be boiu'.'it ami p.cd f, 1 Wtnt 0tir Dfad Broug"t Mom. 1 :i ':- t' :- "f p-T- r.s 1:1 N ,rth Car , ll'la ti ' f. -'" 'I "l the prop, .s.!',, 11 t 1 i ' ' - 'I 'l-a t:.e I't 111. lit. s 1 f t'l.' T.ll" lie. ! hit ".: ad in foreign c.-itiii ie A" 1 x tbuieril J .me S Mali ' xx , se s .ii . .1 in 1'r nu .1 t .-iv ',. h.He I'l- Unix III ,g " '. -I..' I -1 .1, . .1 ' of his eft." ! fie X.-rt ' 1 , r , ' ; 1 - n 1! , ,1 - h . v - be. ti x- -x , x - ,11 i.c" the war d-pirt-' ' ' ' 1 t ,'rx- up the matter, a'ld get - t.t .1 I', lav S. ' ' ' litt-rni m's of re was not! "er t l lX ' 'l.lt the se, re'.iry of t he ; x had nisi na :,-. t h- pu''.' nl' ' -''iv ce to t.ik- ox, r K-iiil .xoi : h .l.li f 'l .t "geneliil hospital " Th- urn lei stunil.iig is that if the g xt i-,, ,. t 1 kes tne proposition it xx ill purchase the property . Increase in Bank Depotit. Xnrth Carnlma mate hunks h:i in cresseil in aggregate resource th pisf year $', 7M Shi", according fo a summary of coinlitions showing depos- ' .ts of $::0 Mw.2:tN. i There are 4t hanks, including ."!; bmnrli b'inks S.ivitig deposits an gre.-at" $.11 Tltii Ar,; ; time cert i'icnt. s of deposit .'4 It'1 f'il; demand eer'iti rates ,,f deposit fH.M9.ST5 anil subjei t to chu k f;..-..M.7T. One year ami tll. se , hisses of d" pos 's tx.. savings J', '-'.i; 1 11 7 ; tins er,'.!ie.,te, of dep.tMt $'.':.". .".'. ti"- mind eit. ti,-. ites of d-poiit 7 411. T2J: mib.ie, t tn i he, k I'l.',. ."iT.s Ti 2 Election ef Webb Successor. An ei-,' far sue, ,'.-or to Com Hl-e-oi .i'i IM tt . n Yates Vtehli. wv,., r,.. - tt 1,-, mil.' In i -d S' 't-s judge, s to b. : , ;, in th,- ninlh d str.t t itmbe.- Newspaper Mn Gatner. More than :'a representative puh lishers of North Carol, n.i newspapers p.i'hered at (ireetisboro and formed nn ass.., laiion of the newspaper inter-si "f the Hate K. B Jeffries of the (Iri.nsboro Ilnly News was pcted pres iletil; K T Hollitis of the Uurhain Herald, vice president ; J. L. Home. Jr . of the Rocky Mount Telegram, sec rotary atol treasurer. Th.e. In lontieetlon with A. W. Itiirch of the Charlotte Observer, Jo sephus Iiannds. Jr.. of the News anil Observer, ami J II. Sherrill of the j Concord Tribune, compose the even j i t (' lommitfee. It was decided that j meetings would he held quarterly, and j i that the next meeting will be at I ; (tteenslmro the night of January 7. 1 which preie.les the convention of thi I North Castiima Press Association. An j 1 tnvi'ation to meet at Asheville was ex- ! ; tend-, I by Mr. Hurdette of the Citizen, j land the understanding is Unit the as-Is.M-i.ition will go to Asheville tn July ; t'f a meeting during the f N I'. A i ' , otivention. i I The Prlc of Sugar. ! Wash nrton iSperlali Senator , Silt. lie. ns was .nlvi-ej by tae silgtr ili-fi-". ui of the Food Administration, that a price i.f S 1 2 cents would be fii"d on New Orleans sugar whn h Is now .iv.ii'iib'e tn the trade North Carolina dialers, however, oh Meet to this sugar and the Kiiializ:i I tion fioiird is now considering the pro ;tet of President T II Holmes, of the j North Car .l.na Wholesale C.r h ers as sociation, to shutting off North Cam ! Una from the distribution of the Sa vannah and Kastern Heflnertej. War Tim 'Phone Rates. The corporation commission handed d wn a decision allowing the Bell Tel epht ne company and the Asheville Telephone company to keep in effect the lone distance and local rates al lowed by the government. The de- (cision is applicable to all other tele phone companies in the state. The order was made in response to a petition to be allowed to retain war time rates at the expiration of four months' grace allowed when the com panvxss were turned back to ths prt Tat owners. TRAIERSE THE HOT SANDS OF DESERT tiRAVATIC ORDER RNIGMTS OP KH0RASS4N CELEBRATE THE ARMISTICE ANNIVERSARY. KA, COUNTIES REPRESENTED Celebrated Dxk, Band cf Gatton Heajal Great Street Pard D ip it Htat Downfall of Ram. tlas'on.A Vroiind ."."'I ui. tnluT of t i- l"a:u.itn iinlcr knights of Kher k'.i:.. the "sunshine brant h" of tn l xtli.an order, jssenibled here t, cel- bratt" the atniitersary ttf armistne Ctf The eMUtitles t,f Irettell. llaston. Mt t klenhurfc. Cleveland. Kowan, Ca ttvtha were t 11 represented a well s ltag.l id temple 2111 from Ashevllle. The tereiuon.al begin promptly a! 4 o'i lock with a street parade led by Ct-totiia's famous Ik.kie band and r itxt itlist.tmling the U" npour of rain, t ie tiarade ,is a sui t ess and witness i by large tiowds of people on the streets, Kred D. Harkley Is d, ret tor of tins band and lias a splen lid ct gatt iahon of nitisn iitiis who r.-mlered a number of popular selc, tiotis In ttie t te'iitig a d"l ghtful himpiet Was served III the I't.i:.' alnl Wilson buildint' bx C, i-toti.a l.u! i s Stve'i'x hx, I all.lil lies XX ei e earned through the i 1 v ui . ui 1 .t I c-i'iiiig from lla-to!'. a ..s xx. l! as oth'-r , .' miles a I 1 'I'i'i.g Met s i,,,' ad.ir. s-.-s on th g .oil . 1 the e: I. r 1 'l-xxed tae closing lereuio',!- at 'he li ght "S-.i.n I: -h A P' artini' i", i in itc. xt 'io ' t i.itt' ffr. s in Win f'.ci Sin ' - lo be i ,,miill"e, to fist sf.l'e lo.-p ! li f 'T the I'l- il.e as t'l-i-e-ul' ol I"' lit. '-t L.i! .oil if r-cent s i- , oils ,'.- fill" I X lleplllt ln- su'-.iiii " C,'ii:mi---i"tier W A S, of Hemic Mr V I! Farr.hstn, the i hi ese evpc't looking after that w.uk in Watauga i utility, rejsirts that ui Ing the past summer the county has shipped to one firm. Swift Co. 10S t! pounds of factory made i heese. nr about 5,Uon lieies, this amount re pre setiting about twnthirils of the en t,re output in the county Nesx'on The onl.Ji.irv method of making Idmkaile lupior Is entirely too sb.w for som" of the m ikers of ho-ie in Catawba countv They hue reach ed the point xt iier ' they are opcrat Ing steam distilleries M-s-rs Bogle. K.rksey nd PeplltV Sh.-r tT lluss found a stam distillery In n.tiidy's town-tip sud to hue In n on tiie lands of W.li. it.i John -on Mount Airy liesp te d,i''v iecreas. I- g offt rings of toh 1 1 . o by the fanners of this and .nli.it -nt coiiniies. pr t con', tine to ii'lx itu e and prndin ers of the weed are jubilant at rri.es paid them for the first time in the his tory of this tnitiket the prues for nil tobacco sol,' .it all three w ireh-ust s tod. iv avenged over ri rents per pound, and many lots brought over $1 a pound H..!e;i-!i In ion' 'inrmtig tli rnntin- nance of the f. il-r i I telephone rat-s bv the Southern lb 11 iinlll further noli" has Just been ma Telephone companv in xx hii h order le, the rnrp-Tition commission directs with the commissi. the company lo flln m in January next, ration of the bus- a report of the opi iness of the cotni :my in North Caro- lina for Ihe period January. l'.i;rt. troni July. 1!M9. to Kinst-n Klnston will be the "smal lest big" town In the state if the !!: census figures bear out the expec'a tinns of los.il authorities, whn look for a population of 1 n.f.ort tn 15 Mil. There have been two booms since IM". and the population has increased steadily between booms The arei of the city is onlv a little more than nne and two ffths siiuaie miles. Many towns with smaller population cover mm h more territory It will uinloiiMedly be ne cessary to annex surrounding terri tory I To Launch Concrete Sh ps. New Item If t ! in. "f s.i phud brs ! tnaferi il'7'v Noveivor w 11 sc.- the ! launching t f fw i tee! rtirs.i shins and I auether concrete passenger -hip from I I ieal yards Tho Starr Itet.neft company, which ' is bu'blmg bow on a run tract for the j got-ernnient of seven steel river steam I ers. has four nearly compled and the ; management announces that two will : be launched this month. The Newport shipbuilding corporation have already l launched two concrete boots of 501- pnsspniier capacity. Hear Prohibition Orator. Hickory. Former Cmv Malcolm R. Patterson and Rev. P.. D. McAIister, noted Tennessesns. made four ad dresses in Hickory churrhes in the in terest of the world wide prohibition movement and while here urged local people not only to fight the enemy within, but to smite him without The addresses were delivered In the First Methodist. Baptist. Presbyterian and Corinth Reformed churches and were heard by large audiences. It was be lievd that many Hickory people wlded contribution. iCRUEl TREATMENT WM Tnouanc! of Appbcit on A-t Sa l ts Hat Been Milt b T"ce xn Ar Anatcttito ga Back Hosn. Nw Yolk ludxtig C . M.tr'itis. Hit' sit ,ed " A:il'.lsa,ol- tile ti 1SM..I1 'I rl li.ni. nt to the lit.'...! Slates.'' tils i ft. red tl protld" trails porlat. on f: ui th.' I n te-l Su'.-i t i liussia f r a.l li i-i ,n t t l lis wh. ,le s.rv to l-ae A''i.r,a. , i i'i...,' pt. s tn.e in t ,e I ti.te-l S al.s ui,....s.rt b.e t.. tne f. ,1. r ,1 o . i nm n' t'n, ofer .. nit.l' 111 a n il,'! !!". bt V ariiiis txi S. . r, l.u x . t S: .'. La sti.g In hi let . r 1 ,.i ,i, i : ..sts ag.litist th.. ' ai. ,i ; l tli 'e, and tiled treatment'' t nhi.h tn , . H.i-si.in tit nn in the 1 l.it.d S-.'ts ar- Mii.. Jotted by "t.'.it r.i 1 ant state if. ,c.-r-. as well as h mobs a, t.ng without atl thority " He proposes that the soviet government be peimitie.l to ret iin these cit.zeus to .,v..-t liussia and declare that he ha received thous and of applications fi.mi s,n h citi i-ns who are aimotu tn return to , their home. RACIAL CLAUSE IS COT OUT ! CP ESCH RAILROAD BILL. Washington The house voted 142 to 1- agil.tltt llllet tl'lg the l .it ' ques tion in the K. h ralli, .ad bill n amendment h.nl been oftered bt lt";v reseut.it xe M nbb II. I republic n llll n.ns, pr. .till tig that n.i tl sv r.uiiii tt , ti should be m i.le ;n Interstate p issei,. t-r t r. iv porta! ion against ant tut.tnx b 'i'i t itie'i s "il ern .tiiil norther'i coiirrt ssin-'ti spoKt- ia ci'posttion NEW WAOE SCALE SUBMITTED TO THE FOUR BROTHERHOODS Was!-.:!;..; -1 - ji r. . t. r C.ener.'l lln.s subiui,'.il lo t . in - sent, it iV- s of the tour f.l'lxi.tl blot ll.'l h""d- til ill . 1'.' l-l'd Wage si al, . am, "lilt III: lip l. t in. i', ly to thr. null, on ,"llais a in on. i h The pi ,p .-a, I . I bef re r. -pr.'sele t.i'll.-s of the broth, I hoo.ls at the il-s.'.g s 'ssioii i if t'i- w iite confer eat t- xtas t ik-n ii'i'ler a.lx I -eineiit CENTR ALIA MURDERS WERE PLANNED WEEKS AHEAD. J Cetitinli.i. Wash Industrial Work ers of the Wotl, 1 planned the Cen I tnliii shooting three xteeks before Ar Imistiee ilnv. according to an alleged t onfesmun made bv I. Huberts, con (esse, i w W , who surrender. ui him ; si If to the ot'ii ers follow it.g the saootlng in which bullets from the guns of tin- r.ulii ils k.lleil f air for mer Ati"T can soldiers marching in , tile holiday parade McCORMiCK IS FAVORED AS GLASS' SUCCESSOR WnshinR'nn S-cr. lurv (Lass will accept the at-ioin' no lit to the sen at- bt Covert'or Davis The le st p-ip ss on Mr Hi iss' sue cesiir is K C Lef! iligwell. tioxv one of the assistant seire'anes of the tn asiiry. lleii,.inl M. Il.iruih or Vance Mt Cortni. k. CONSULAR AGENT WHO WAS KIDNAPPED IS ARRESTED Mexico C!ix William O Jenkins. American ronsii'ur ng, nt at I'uebla, was placed under arrest ami held un der surveillance In his h-tne fol-oxx-lllg cIlHIges lit officials of Pi llbl l that Jenkins was not abducted hy Keder'co frx nl -t ;i , the bandit leader, hut waa In coniiivaiice with him. ar cording to information received here. GLASS APPOINTED SENATOR AS SUCCESSOR TO MARTIN Richmond. Vn - Apixointment cf Secretary Class to the Lulled Slates senate to succeed the Lite Thomas S Mai tin, and Ihe acceptance of Mr Class, were announced bv Ijeroy Hodges. Mc to Ceivernor Davis Senator Martin had just b'-en re elected and his term d"es not expire until i !!", The election of senators by poimlar vote, however, leaves the governor full power to fill the vacun y until the electorate can do so INADEQUATE LAWS IS CAUSE OF GROWTH OF RADICALISM Wa!iiiigton The growth of mlicul l-m throughout the country was tr be attributed to inad"iiin ' of fed eral laws iirmnst p-ea h.ng violent cverthroxv of the government, Attor nee General Palmer declared in re plying to the senate's recent Inquiry Mr Palmer disclosed that the depart tnent ha more than ll" "h- person? miller surveillance as radicals with whom it 1s unable to cope because ol weakness of present stnutes. SINE DIE ADJOURNMENT ( OF CONGRESS PLANNEC Washington. Tentative plans fot sine die adjournment of the present session of congress were made by sen ate and house Republican lenders. By resolutions It Is proposed that the bouse shall be permitted lo adjourn upon passag" of the pending railroad bill and the senate upon disposition of the peace treaty. The restitutions would give each body authority to ad joiirn independently of the other be Iweeu now and December L PEOPLE (BE NIT SHOCKS IAn Making Change Es.tt.eg Cn- trait It Must tt Pmti"btrd tn Pfpi Wi,li Hat ta Pav. V e.nif'i'ii lx.nnn.ls of c.uxl nt.a ers in a .'" h.u.i -' and a t pel t-i.". ,:, ij-e in ts.it-.s. and au an y i. Id t.g p s : ...ti I t t - i 'pt raters weie tl.H an J n , t t Sx i-'t trv t 's, ;i ni : n ' g tlie t .itil-ieut t x a 1 I i t lor.g p I' the I'l' i.nin ims n-i.N -I I'.- tit'. ,n To obtaiit t.,is I,,., i'.e tat iropo-e. Pitf l.ti.s ,. j,i "t I-. I ire lie. I.,! Is "Lett the Wash Ui'li.n xt.is air. '!:" t -t al ;s 0 g illx in f.Ut e Ml V Is. n I. Id the ii" ll,' and ll! litis Hut fie people of the I Intel States were not ..1x1... ks and tbt ti 'l nt to i.i. t the technital i.rovisions of a b.-nd when the tondCons under win, h the bond was trade hate t htng ed ' He added that "if any great thaiige Is made In the entrails th people of the I tilled State ai the nt.es who will have tn pay" The thiee piopnsals ctl'ettej to aid the two fn turns in arrant; tig the new wane jgieement were set forth b the iabor setictaiv as follow P.nt. in got nil ions thronih Joint wage Miilc t niiiiutttees representing alt ilistrlt Is; ei otiti. tmgotiaUon through tiiiicurretit sesstniis of om iii.tti. fiom various J.stncts. and. til rd. negotiation first of an agree iii-nt in tlie -i. 1 1 tl t i.llipetitlVe tie'nls and then of agit.inents for other Hel.l. lll that of the t elllral d.s tilt t a .1 basis MEMBERS OF LEGION ARE BEING SWORN AS SPECIAL DEPUTIE". Si "k in Wash Members of the 'it"i ic.in leg on here v.. re being vw in Iu as spe, nil pollcetuetl ttx me. t .x li.t was de. I.i i ei to be an liu .isioi of on., th, ii-at. d to two th. u- tn, I 11. , -llll, t is ef the 111, IU-.II-. a! W -kt'ls ei I n .a .. due t" ai i ite Li re from Montana ami other parts of the not t ti VX.'Tt TO FILE MURDER CHARGES AGAINST CENTRALIA REDS. C. utralia. W ash Arrangements tt t re iiiadt. to file murder charges against 11 ni"!i 1" of whom have been arrested following the attaik of al leged members of the Industrial Workers ef the Wot Id on the arinls t.ce day parade which resulted ill the deaths of tour (iiriner si-rvue men ADOPTION OR REJECTION OF CLOTURE IS STILL DOUBTFUL. Washington Su, tf-s for Ihe move metit to shut down the peace treaty b'b.lte bt a I lntUle seemed likely lo tenia. n iu doubt until the tlerks call Ihe toil i ill on the .pi. st.on ill th--. ii.it. T'l.i x repiihl.ciins .signed the peli-;-,, f u-.l'ture ami pn'x b obTs do llar, d that inoif would vote for it There was no doubt, lead, is assert ei. that tlie lepllhllcall side of the i i i . . 1 1 1 b . r would contribute more than ,:. share of the two thirds m.i jority n-c-ssary lo invoke the iloture rule. VERY PROBABLE INCREASE IN CHARGES FO RADVERTISING. N-xt (i'l-ins lesolution favoring n increase of r. per cent In Ihe rales o:i both f.ue.gii and local advertising in s iiitheri) newspapers w is adopted here by the advertising committee of the Soul hern Newspaper Publishers association which met here to plan a flu. (ion campaign for exploiting thu south. The increase ill advertising rates was favored because ot the shortage of white paper. THIRTY THOUSAND FINNS TO FIGHT BOLSHEVIKS. H-lsingfors -The Halt if states con ference ut Dorpat bus been advised that Finland has decided to aid Oen eral Yudenit, h with lin.bon volunteers in a new attempt to take l'etrograd w ithin the nt xt f -w weeks A delegate to the con'erenc inti mated to the i orrespondent that such great piessute had been suddenly brought upon the conferees that it would be Impossible to attempt to ne go'iate a peace w lh the bolshevikl. LOCAL DISTILLERS SELLING INTOXICANTS AT LOUISVILLE lauiisville. Ky. Two local distill ers sold vxluskev openly in Louisville at JTTi a case, regardless of the war time prohibition law Hundreds, of or der, filed before July 1. when the war time law went Into effect. It was said, were being filled by these dis tilleries, which resumed sales follow ing the grunting of an Injunction to them by Federal Judge Kvans, re straining the government from inliT fering with the sale. TROTZKY ISSUES ORDERS TO Fre ON BACKWARD "REDS" Washington - Because of the seri ous lack of food in bolshevik con trolled Russian government, not much real enthusiasm is felt In Moscow over the forward movement of the bolshe vik forces. The dispatches said that due to the lack of morale in th oviet armiee Trotxky recently ordered foiwe fol lowing up the bolshevik rmiee t Are on any "red" wo fell back, back.