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6 6ru);!T?W '
U I :
Vs?
THE WEATHER
iv cloudy tonight and su.v
';day wAioiten is tiik
v lvrKjuoii SECTION
FOUNDED 1876.
Danrae Estnated At
I Two Million Dollari
Over
In
" ' Early Morning 1 Blaze
v"i : . -
NEWSPAPER PLANT IS
COMPLETELY WRECKED
Fire Demolished Building3 In
; Halt, a Uiocic or nean oi
t ( Business Section
' , 1 1 - " '
I 'i; ( By Asijoeialed: P-i';;s . v v "..
-AUGUSTA.. Ga., Kov. ''Se Nearly '
one-Jialt of .'--th,e
'700'
block of
r,lAA : .iiWirtif Ainrusta's t.
4 iis.
1 n n l,- 1 A
n ! now
'Ma
: ' I 'I, 1
Li U -J Li
AUGUSTA, at;-
ItESTflDVEO BY
VMinfss section', stands Va .. mass ot-jv-, to -MiakQ. sonic r inielys suggestions with, refereme to. t,he diive.,
rqinsthis morning is the, result of -a j ;v, ; , ,Jihus far the campaign has proewded splendidly A tine spirit
zz&ity vYs bci7 rhfrnd'te1;:
J0rwid-tettfn--MpidlyL.pKrt.of all tho who have' been Valledupon to help and there 11
a't'3'u. way - through , -the HarriBon J ,Uest ion hut :'thaJ: Uje campaign wtll bp a success.,, ..- .
niKlliK and the Tlbion Hotel ' -Jind, . . ' ' ' ,
on ,(tiOji''oT the- 3. IJ .Wmte & Co. , . - TTTTT
'i T.fy to buildings'. -and . RtocU. -iis sr.
liirajf 0nX?jroxin1ately two million
'.yi1lirr- the. juilding. . loss .. .. alone,
j will run .around'-a million and tL half.,,
00" llork -of '-Jaehiion street,- ; which ,
ii !a-part .'of -tlio Jolinson building. la !
(ofally dpsrtroyed. . " The : following ;
hwldlnps wer,f .in the? VPatn -of.-. "the-,
i Johnson buildirlfir, total loai ,
Harrison Vjviiidihg.' tpiai iobs
The Augusta Chi emUe, lodat mem-1
)h newspaper.' the quarters Qf.wJjich ,
ware a part 6f the;ltarrif3on -.buildniK ;
in also :a total loss), r - ' ; '
: The J. IJ. White & Cn' . store,
Which is in the aa.mw.bmldfngi as the
Albion'ir&tel.'waB; partly-burned and 1
fhkv ii.t.(r"-flttma)te throusrhout, .
The -oTaces bf business destroyed
on' BroaA tie-t were: - . .
Llggett's drtft etoic Ferns & I
C0-a clothihf; fttwe, JOnn j. aiuier k ,
Co. Gardeirs da.g store. Albion ho- j
.H..th men's clQtlung department, of ,
J. B: -White St., Co
"; .; -..t;, fa,...
-
FOUR BANDITS GET
,-BIO JEWELRY HABl.M'JS F -
. J - ' " ' '3,
i ' Wpv Afesoeiated Wess)
Irrtt Tl f Vnv "sVFour
M)fJia1' Mo, 'Nov
rmed bandits entered the Ihce ot
tlJ.. Sty Louis- ReOnuip Company in,
hep'rt f.thp
lay. ana isiauLi wit
'deweW-Lsaid to, bo . valued at ;60,000.
' , ' 'Weatljer Tredietions
' -(Uy Associated Press).; -
WASHINGTON:- Nov. 2 6. Weather
prediction? - for Ah'fe" week . beginning
M onday '.. -include; ". -SoutL ' Atlantic
states'-generftlly fair- weather and a
ndrmal temperature.' J.T . ' ;''
HOSTILITIES
Feeling Is 'Now f Prevalent In
- England That Peace Nego
tiations Will Fail
-I (By Associated Press); i , '
: t LONDON, Nov. ' 26. A chorus of
vigorous protest' against renewal of
warfare in Ireland "in the event the
present peace negotiations collapse
U raised by the morning newspapers
ti-fter the meeting yesterday of Prem
ier Lloyd . Jeorge and Sir James
?raig. I'lster lvemier. In this con
ference the Brifjshcablnet chief in
formed Sjr v James ' Craig that Sinn
Fpjn Ireland had refused to-swear al
legiance to the crown in return for
'--n I'lster agreement to enter an All-
the situation resulting from this re
' fusal N aMs forth the references to a
'possible'-recurrence' of hostilities.' '
- Further developments are- awaited
with the -keenest anxiety the news-
raperil generally -.hiding UVtle comfort
in the outlook bejwvnd the fast .that
pegotintions are still proceeding.
OPPOSE IRISH
' . " -
A TCD A W D
IliV ifn III .11
ini IU' v i. s
V
nn
Z3
OJ
Armstrong Is ' Selected "As Street
Division Gommanders Select
Captains For Y-M.G. A. Drive
JMrcrtors -of the Ccmimuii.'y V.
W fimiiimlci-s," captains or trains ami .nn'ei s ; f , ' k wli -lt-ns
tu'i's will l.old n' luoiMins m Mondaj SiJit ' bi O rt C'hi inW ot
Xvrtiincii e l-ocnw, for
the purpose
tnnv to me :. camijaiia 101
l)crinl'V w"V and O. V ord lui?
Smith., of
to. con f IT
te st-t" V. M tf. A. hoanl Jh.it Ii if utUfti nre
wilh'tlse aiioim roiumi'.tcrs. . . h ,
' A ' KoN'iididlv - JMtiidHl nu'etuiK.
aad (hfir!:' itcT'cstol . in ULc rampaiga, 'was' Jio;d In t,ic l-ooiiis ; of
the t licnib'--r t CciniMCire: last A.iilg'K. V' OjJy -one captain w::s
s v alvcnt; and
Ur- i-t.nilenc'd to
I ttrt'Cfet '"' hianirosted and, undr't1)r - h:::l-y.Jii- of;
: Dii rftor ; Hai i y Mar obs,' tlic liit-otinS ; evaded thioush
! amount bl , bi'iiiiCHS tlirt 'err- 'TO bofoif. it.
A'ainos " wyr IitImJ .fm1 t:"
f- t;.
i, .-(TaeiTs divisicn will work .ruder . the title .of ,."tId Hirkoiy J)ivi
den" while How aid ' Ci life's men y hate selected , the "Kainbow
-lXitisicit' as theiv name. The
. Glem;; ''ll. '.: AValsiicp, John ' Jfolland, (iuion Dunn
liar..! John T vlor, WUIir.m CliaCwIets, I. M. Willis,,
Ji and. Alb-t WillK ...
0. . . At 3Ionday, night's niectlnit'.crinTs w ill he prcparc-d, eontain-in'''tlic:'nanica-.cf'ptoplc.'tO'.l)e.
-alletl upon -during the progress of
tho. ramnaiim., , It is expected . tliati, ,ur. muuii aiso m u :
HANSON WINS -
OVER GYCLONEt
Swede ' Was, 'Successful In 'New Bern Motor Co-Has In
i ' Ct ' N I c-h t'a Bout. Staeed . ! terested Many Farmers 4
-; At Wilmington t
. i
VrrAti'f!Tnv Kov 26." Peterson
i iT.r, n the ArademV mat
r.mmrisr the Swede
. ,.f . . -th ,.fit.Bt fall; and
Vn;..A lh nljt u the kind of a fight .
....,..aii- Tfananh :
-
, f - - . f 4timM 'd .
'T,;""" th'p end tame in a twmk-
y - -- - hnrdlv before the
J""! f's LonnmK
' " ""rently ciaied by. -
1 " . : ' ij,'. fn!.
.tne taunts uu r
HOWtls, oegdn u. u.v. l"""" '
P b fa",n "V? "? "
uidun.uu -
Teterron wasi reteived in an un-
kIn ,y spirt by front Yow "ngsideis
and1 hui time onthe imt made miser- '
le f(jr he hadthe crowd to con-
w,th afc we1 ua a perfectly cort-
dit.oned' wrestler and like the ballot
that-is' pficked wltn a pin ne even-,
tually ,went up in- 'the air,,- after .. los-
ing his.head completely as-an appar-1
enf result of the kidding he was sub -
jected 'to. .. ,' , .. ,v : -
-. Peterson ' got the first , fall with a
Bcifbrs-apd wnst'lock and tnctniruj
with "a- full body-hold. 1 I
. lirttii meiv snowed the effects of ! ,.!...
training. .Both were in well nigh per-! TUItNBltlDGE, Weeles,
fecf' condition and with the two meiijXov.; 2C Lord Chancellor
.working--furiously : for cither froms head.' speaking- at a mass
the-moment the gong sent them tar- jere today,-' said-.he could not conn
ing i-into-' each other. 'dently predict that the Irish ques
; The Swede-' UMiaged to keep away :i ion would he .satislautorily solved.
Ifrom'Peterson'srfieadlocks the bigger! He stated what the Brrtish govern-
part of the time.i In several instances jnient had ottered Sinn Fein was that
I the '-Jersey boy leaped through thermit one or two reservations. Ire-
air at'his advrsary but his arms
closed on nothing but thin -air, Han -
son ducking to safety each instance.'
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RALEIGH COMPANY
i -WILL RAISE FARES
IBv Associated Press)
RALEIGH, N. C Nov. 26 On and
after January 1 the local traction
company will be allowed to increase
its streetcar fares to 8 cents for cash :we be to the attainment ot a eon
fares; two ' tickets for 15 cents and . tented Ireland ? '
book tickets for school children on
the basis of one round-trip ticket for: To Give Dance, Tonight
one cash fare, an order to this effect There will be a danc e at Stanley
being issued today bv the State Cor -
poration Commission. The action of
the chamber of commerce a few days
ago in "approving the application
caused 'the city commission to with -
draw opposition to the increase.
-. Have vnn forgotten to contribute
- j
to the Barium Springs Orphanage '.' start tit S o clock.
If so. 'will you see your church treas-
uier today or put it iu next Sundays I Comfortable two passcna-er sot i.
collection, or .send it to Supt. En I have made many a match. wlnh
McS. Hyde, Barium Springs.., N. C, - onions have spoiled just as many.
9 9 that's the
DRIVE, WHICH WILL BL lAUfcD IN 1 Mib Ul 1 i ullhividlr o jnu o, ruK
of RAKiwn 7F;nn for roys' work: here.
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NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA, SATURDAY, t NOVEMBER 26. 1921
M.-V. ovfi'4i- Uv; yaU'.on
- oi in
ijlHK J mi i:kt i:i;uis swu-i
'ji'4,4 ,ji 1 lx'( !t"li"i $ oil
i Ljejh ;ii a A ni f J I Wion
juiius i
iwn iy
of i tl:;,
! t" .iJ-witli illrs.
a ' laiiiH
'.'two divisions.
nvo tnvisions. ui-n'iai Mary
various v team captains
ave - J unn
I)n AV. Ij.
II. Uutlrr,
tfliraCT
AHE BtlNb bULU
, In Iractor rarmmgr
- ,
Since' tftklns over the local agency
-for .Fordson tractors, the New ..Bern
Motor Cohipany-has been making an
intensive drive among- the farmers of
this feeetloll and, as a result, has in
tpitMl'ittite a,;-mamber oUtnem ia
!ihe purchase of one of the machines
Indications arc that the farmers of
Cmven founty are goin, to buy mon
Itratttysiunng tne nixi iew munui
than ever before In view of th fatt
the Now IKru Motor Company is urg
us that oraers pe piacou a vany a.
Kblo to that all- delay and in
i r, hP avoided.
th. hxed up
its?
ISTuS:
Tht.-plaf.e of bnuuea presents
attractive appearance.
ft Tramvul, 9 Jho, New. Bern
Cbmpary, in an advertisement
,ay"8 pap4.;, refers to a spetia'
S& rlon that recentl-
JeTn the farm of evOover-
n, t nth r.nnlniH whir h
j -x . in .. every respect and
n at. h interest.
; ........ : : .
I .
IRISH QUESTION IS
IN DOUBTFUL STAGE
England,
- Berkm-
meeting
f in.nd should be placed in exactly the
, jjanie position as Canada,
i ... "Whether the offer will be accept-
' ed.vl cannot say."' waul the Lord
J "It is very ea.sv," he added, 'to
why do" y(iu ,lVr an,u an"y
IUI1U Wei I'L" Ll L'iaiiu .t-n lai- win ii.v .vii..-
If obtaining peace?". If such a trag-
ic necessity were to arise, no British
.bvernment would shrink from the
- ) respotisiDility. uut, wnen mat nan
been dbne, how much nearer wouiu
j hall tonight gotten up by the young
: men of the city. This dance was to
have been given last night, but the
I. orchestra got mixed in then dates and
1 failed to appear at the proper tunc,
A big crowd will evidently lake ad-
Ivantage of the opportunity to trip
' the - light fantastic and an enjoyable
. lime is anticipated. The dance will
slogan that has
1MW
r .9
Lcrert?.- Austrian
Bloc die 53 Surgeon
Here To Aid Children
Dr. Adolf iLorenz, . famous blood
less surgeo;i,kvhas arrived in this
country 'andi'fsvill : remam '.fori four
months. ''I vonra4re,"; said 'Dr. Lor
3nz "to. try, " though -I i know- It j is
Absolutely impossible, vto repay, to
Trior '- crippled1 childiieif vof. America,
the good deedsn-which Etavey been
don e - by Amqpcans to -tHe starving
and diseased children of my; - own
lapd." He )vill offer, his, services to
hospitals throughout the . country.
. . . ; 1 1 -f-
KISSED HIS BRIDE K
GOOD BYE; VANISHES
N13W-' YORK, Nov. 26. When
Joseph B: Sherry started last Satur
day noon from his suite in the 'Cornell
Apartments; at Broadway adn Forty
seventh stret, .. he7 1issed . hi" b '.
good-bye and asked -hereto jneel-fil
a few hours later m tuv .
Street,-.Theatre, ; Brooklyn.
Khe "Vaited there all afternoon and
has not heard from him since. .Wor
ried by fear he , might have met with
in accident or foul play, the, bride,
Mrs. Bwsie CahiU- Sherry, Vesterday,
isked readers of:lhe New. York Ameri
can.. to - help in ' the search of him.'
Mrs. i-ijherry,- . a :- pretty blonde, is
,roni' Louisville, Ky where her fath
er is a mer&iaiu; She met Sherry last
ipring. They were quarried in l!rook
Syn Borough Hall, July 28 (last),-'Her
jiarents were- irate at the niarriago,
but since her husband's disappearance
have sent' the girl message of encour
agement. The couple - returned two weeks
ago from llarrisburg. Pa., .and lived
for a few days "at the .-Hotel Astor.
A business engagement h;id induc
ed their return to this "city and Sherry
was to have . concluded final arrange
ments the afternoon o his disappear
ance. WITHDRAW FOREIGN
OFFICES IN CHINA
( By. Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, " Nov.- 20. Witii
drawal of . foreien , postofhees in Cluna
was infornlallv agreod to in priciplo
today bj' the Far J-Jastern committee
of the Washington confercru-o .uui
; a resolution to that effort will , be
drawn up b" a siilj-conjinitti-e author
ized to work out details of the pl;in.
The question of extra t.emtoriaIi:v.
the gradual abolition oi which was
agreed to in principle vesterduv. was
not considered at today s sitting.
FIVE BODIES FOUND
DRIFTING IN LAKE
(Bv Associated Y
5)
WATERTOWN. N. V.. Nov. 2 0.
Five bodies, four men and one "0-
man. were lound 111 a life-bo.it l "11
miles south ol Money J oint. Lake
Ontario, last night, by tin- cri-w it
the Isabella II.. a lake treighter. The
victims are supposed to be from ti.-
c rew of the Citv oi New or
nadian cratt. which left Osw
days atro.
, ' ; I
two
lAVKS BABY TO BOY
OX A RAILROAD
mm
Dr.
i
! ;
. !
ill ilk ; "?VV "V. " v ' , 7 'IS
' ,Ti r- -A -J Jf j. a J
.m i -4 JJ
L f I f
, fell :i J;.
j .'resent (.erinan representative atito make room tor ..mi more win aie
B IN I ! 1 1 1 1 X i E G-i Nov 2" Ern-I Moscow. iisking for admittance 1.1 order that
est Drown 17 of 1 alkeat h.' Fla., fell) - - ; they may be prepared lor lite t.i.-
htir to a four weeks' old infant bov j A naval holiday should be cele- ( ues and responsibilities. Are, y.ci n
ycslerday while a P aeng' ' on a-brated by laying oil the la.x-payers. Imong the number who are happv.' It
train en route here from Dothan.
.-via., when a v. Mian let; t!-: baby
0.1 the boys lap and never returned.
been adopted for the community y. m. c. a.;.
M
U
ER TO Pl
FOR MM
Will Reimburse Tumet-iTolcon
$1?5 .For Damage fOone r
' 4 To Auto Track V; . i
-
- I,. i. ( iiinfr: 'WiMise.iefir ms-'jii a,
"o lis on w- tli ;i ' 1 tui k ? bei,iiiSi.np to i
iTurncr Tol-oii Kurn-u'tir" mpn.ily. on
Mondftv ni' iit of tbis week, w-is -trii.-d i
hefow M.tvor lark tins lnovtuna.
The mnyor su.siiender. y judgment :
upon (om'.i'inn Uku .Mr. Cooper pay
Turficr-Toli .on Furniture Company t
the amount of $125 for damage dons-
i:o th.!? iru k. Mr. Cooper," it is under-A
f. tood. as; reed to "do thts and further '
f -proceedings v.'ill be . dropped - in con ;
nectiou'w:th the case.
MEXICO TO ADHERE ,
TO ITS PROGRAM
- MRXK'O CITY .Nov.. 2 6 The Mex-'
loan government will stick to its prc-
uimiMlv -innr.nnfPfl urnira nv 'rel ti ve
. . . ............... i - . , - - . -
- .. . . , , . . -, . , . . i
to recognition ny ine , l nnea sstaies :
i Alberto J. rani, foreign - secretary
made clear in a written statement is
sued iin 'answer to recent .nwrfo
artMes .which declared that -a change
in f government s policy won-Ma...-plated.
"It is not true that tlvev present
Mexicin government has becged or is
begcin for . recognition" by the Unit-
ed Btales, says the stat.emt, wnicn
adds that "till-1 policy
President pbregoti
congress list Septemlit
chanced. Th this -eonnfrftlo-rr the state
Jib . J I . . bU V'... .... . ....w.i . . . J
not engagea in r ouying ,-euiogies or ?' ' ' i -. . : i
purchasing-Vilfence" and hat the for- K A telegram was. receiwd here to
ign office-in its budget for next year day by Mrs -redenck C. Roberts,
ha made no provision fbr "80cret..ex- :4nouncing the death at an early
pnses" or propaganda. Aiour this morning of her, nephew, Dr.
. 1.
Denal is also made that Elmer-L0-
.-.., .' ... "
ver. wne was - reciuiL. v re nurieu iu ;
have "carried communications from
President Obrgeon to President Hard
ing i containing appeals for- early re
cognitionj of the- Mexican government,
is any way connected with the Obre
gon - goyernment. , v
RETURN TRUE BILL
AGAINST DR. MANNING
(By Associated Tress) V
IIALKIGH, Nov. 26. The federal
grand jury late yesterday -return-id., a
rue but against Dr. J. M. Manning,
mavor of, Durham, for alleged .viia
; ion of the anti-narcotic: : - law.--:. 1.".
Manning was arrested; In 'Durhura
Saturday bv- department-of n'f
loe
4'rents and Is held under a "bond tf
$10,000. - His case probably 1 will come !
up at this term of federal court. "' j
: n
5 PARES IN CHICAGO ' The most serious incident in con-
' nection with -, the demonstration oe
HALTED BY COURT WRIT 'Vurrcd' when the mob found a French
V 111.. ilVIL'. 1-.VJ. - V . X lUMtti v. .- V-
Carpenter issued a temporary '.njunc
surface r-treet car lines from puting
lion , today restraining the Chicago
surface street car lines from putting
into effect a hve-cent fare at midnight
tonight. Thco rder to reduce car faros
Troni eight cents was issued by the
Illinois ' Utilities Commission last
night..
WOMAN DIES IN LEAP
OUT HOSPITAL WINDOW
WASHINGTON. Nov. 26. Eluding
a special nurse detailed to watch over
her. Mrs. Maude Mickey jumped from
the third floor of the Providence Hos
pital in the earlv part of the week,
suit erinti' inptrics which caused her
death a lew minutes later.
She was being treated lor nervous
i roubles, and was to have been re
moved to her home today.
VIN IIIMI7.K LEAVKS RIGA
lilt THE SOILT CAPITAliSavings Bank of Toledo, and Clem O.
iViniger. president .ol the Electric
RIGA. Nov. 2u.- Iierr von llinde, Aulo-Lite ("omanv of Toledo, were
former German minister at Moscow, todav appointed receivers of the
lO'fl here today for the Soviet capital.
He said he was not making tne trip
in an ofhcial capacity, but desired to
sludv conditions at Moscow. .Yon
Ilindze was the loimer Russian
'-ai s
German aupitant. and was
lOOK CU Ul.V.ll l-- .Ml. 'L i.iv iv: .
Genua n d 1 pi on ia is.
J Leiune and M. Vchitcherin. the
I Soviet government foreign minister.
.lli'U 1,1-111.1 i" .u-in'im 1 i'i. im 111..
cd Berlin to appoint on lundze
MXjin dace of llerr Wiedenfield. the
wolves a! Russia
.ome 01 the
door are inside.
i
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U XLS
Commissioner
CAPTAIN CATHEY IS
ICO YRS. OLD TODAY
(By 'Associated Press)..'
ItAbKIGIl. Nov. 26. Capt.
George Cathey. who taught in
tieorgia and . .Ncrlh Carolina .
schools for almost. 8!) yeavs. is .
'celelit-nling' his 10.0th birthday -at
the North Carolina home for
-. Confederate Soldiers t:d:y He.
' ia .enjoying: renmi-kaWy 'sowl.
Vealtv.v eiij4y:ng the. iw. oi iill ' .
' Ins r;-d'n.ies, H( wii'! bo7ii i:i;'
Iianvilli;. Y:, , Nmii'm'l i '' 2tJ.
iiiit aral Ir-raii.leaeTmm; AvVen.:
he was lS ye:iis of aye. .-With :.
1 it-f : re;-.ill)n -of - be timet lie ;
scrvetl a a captain in a (Jts-1
gia rr-'ilmcnt dnHm; Uu" i. tvd
Wnr be cent Mined to terrrh' nn- ;
Id two .years hi hi-t
sebol ebbing' in Macon .county ,
in tl-e mountains if olNrth I ar
. oliua. - .'.. ' ..- "
. a-'ons chapter of the
Ia1ns5li'ers- of the CoaTcd -;JfT
l;:l-iy -showered l ap'ain athey
witli giftA iiK-Iud.iiir handsome
.. f ni mtnrj . f( r;s i-oo;n m . the
liomc. C apraiii abey Iia-s throe-!aiiabtei-s
living in Atlanta tiul
.one .wai in Xbai-lexie.' '
no i nn tavi nn
mLfflyiHiLun.,
i;?fSr of HipeathvWas.Re.
in ht, nK-Hge to . ceiyed Here iTodAy--eH v-
Kncjwnu In", New. Bern ,
'.. (ill!
isaac, im. iayior,i at iviorgiamon, in.
I'd,' - , ,'.- ".'...", . . ." .,".
" -
Dr. Taylor, who 'was one of. the
staff of the. Broad Oaks Samtonum
was born in New Bern in 1857, leav-.
ing here in his boyhood. The buria
will take place in, Morganton Sdndaj
afternoon. He was known to a large
number of persons in this city.-
ITALIANS STAGE ANTI
FRENCH DEMONSTRATE
(By Associated Press) - .
TURIN, Italy, Nov. . . 26. Anti
French demonstrations, ...which vwert
precipitated, last night, - followinf
tiewspaper accounts . alleging .' bars,
words were used by Premier Briand
!to Senator Schanzer. head
of th-
(Italian delegation
at Washington
were continued here today with sucl.
Intensity that , 300 trodps had beer
.iwlled to restore order. V
Hag and burned it publicly amidst
l . -. . .. . . : . : . . . l.-... . .. r.
EXPRESS CAR IS LOOTED
OF VALUABLE CARGO
; INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov. 26.
Robbers., early todav looted a Penn
sylvania -Railway.. Express car carry
ing valuable furs, at Charlottesville,
pear here. The amount of loot has not
heen ascertained. The shipment was
en route from New "York to St.
I Louis
The express conductor discovered
the car- seal broken when the . oai
reached the Indianapolis yards, short
ly after the tram hail stopped tor or
ders at Charlottesville.
urn - a iita Mffn & TkT -V7"
IN HANDS OF RECEIVER
(Bv Associated Press)
TOLEDO. U.. Nov. 26. Frank P.
luMinisfin vico-iM-esnlenf of the Ohio
W illvs corporation, one ot the biggosi
automobile companies 111 tne country,
fj'he appointment was made in the
tVderal court in Toledo, bv Judge kil
1 ts and conflrmed by federal judtri
m New 1 orli and Newark. N. .1.
I here are many people who are
really happv and who have a si...;
tied conscience because they -.-an!rib
i..LT-i, iiut-i ,tiiv t.i ill.- .-.i.j.iu 1 01 lie
. .... .1 1 . . . ... .1 1 1. .
jj.il orphans at Barium Springs ; i-d
not, see your church treasurer
a send a contribution to Supt. E. M-
illvde. Barium Springs. N .
inn ruKfUSL
EVERY FARMER
should sign up in the Co-,
operative Marketing cam y
paign for cotton and-to-hnrrn.
It means hftttpr,;.
prices. , ,
Single Copy: Fire Cents
u uu
Alderman Kafer Announces,
Appointment of Successor
To Geo. W. Meredith t
ARMSTRONG HAS TAKEN s
UP HIS DUTIES HERE
Street Improvement Work
( Will Be Continued Along'
V j Samev .Lines, It I Said,- -:
,
Alderman A. A. . Kafer --yesterday -afternoon
announced the appoint
ment of F. F. Armstrong as stiper.in- -tendent
of street work, to . succeed j
Oeorire. W. Meredith. . former . street
superintendent, who retired . from' of-';
flee about three weeks;ago. . - .-' ;
- Since ' Mr. ' Mereditli's - retirement. ;
the vwork of improving - ' the'-- xity
atreets has been under the direction.
of? Mr.Iafer himself. - He has be.?n "
n the" look-out for a capable man,
K
ljoyever, .an dwasf in "tou'dlK.wTtlivse-
ooth here in.' New. Bern and .otli- -
tttwni.'. .ilt was finally dec'jdeij .to j
wrfrfi thtrtiost- to Mr. Armstrong..- .
I am 'confident that he ' Will rtlake
the eity-au excellent uiati,'"''said Mr. '.
Kafer yesterday. "He .is. a ' hard
worker , and will be conscientious in "
the performance of his duty. .-.I doubt-
whether we could have ? found a ibet--.er
man. " . v.- v . ; -j-- -,- ,', ,
- "The work on the "city, streets 'frill , :
e -continued -as "heretofore andr we y ;
jre hoping to put -all-the streets- in
rst class condition. Mr. Armtrongf
. las assumed the duties of his ofTied
ndl8 now In charge of all the.work ,'
hat is being done." ; . - ,
It is stated Uhat , the" new '' street :
:uperintendent will . receive : the vtme- :
alary as did "Mr. Meredith $100 per
month. - ' '
B. Y. P. U, TO HAVE ,
A V CHARGE OF SERVICE
.-The B. Y. P. U., of the "Tabernacle,
"aptist church, will put., ton -one , of
heir programs tomorror,,iilghratj
'ie regular service at that church. t
Up until right recently thee union -has
been having charges of -moHt.-nll.
fhe services' at the Tabernacle, but. for ,
the fact that Rev. W. M. Huggtns
fas been filling the pulpit, they have-1
not put on a Sunday night service, tn
i good while. It is reported that- ttm
union has got up a fine program afid
t is expected that everyone .whtf- at -
ends this service will Ttvel th;t- -the '
lour was well, spent.. '",,.
The B. Y- P. Lr.f will have its' regu
lar services at "the jail and the Coun-'
ty Home tomorrow afternoons 3 And
4, respectively. .. 4 .
Meeting of Briglit Jewels . .
The Bright Jewels will meet-jtomor
row morning immediately after-'SUn-day
Schol. Members who have . m)
tunred in their thanks. . offering '.afe .
urged to bring it to this meeting. .' .
Six Men Who Escaped From
the State Prison Farm Last
Night Still At Large ,j
v (By Associated Press)
RALLiii tl. iNov. 2l. No trace oj!
he six prisoners who escaped from
the state prson farm near here . lajb. ...
light when they smashed a window
n one of the barracks had been found
l.y prison guards up to noon today.
The convicts were serving sentences
ranging from 1,1 months to 20 years.
Among the prisoners who ,mule
Iheir escape was Tom Clayton. New
York youth, who was collected at.
Eavctievil'.e earlv this year o second
degree murder and sentenced to serve
In years for the killing of Deputy
'"heriff -Blue, .who attempted to ar
rest him on ihe streets . of . Fayetle-
ill--. - ' :'"-: -;
ohiiii s new style tdiorus girls whrt
wear clothes must be awfully glad
when the show is over. t.
ARMSTRONG IS
NOI IN CHARGE
OF WORK DONE.
UPON STREETS
FIND NO TRUCE.
; OF PRISONERS'