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THE .WEATHER
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PAIR AND WARMER ,TO
- NIGHT IX THE EAST.
THURSDAY FAIR ?
TODAY
new bern; north Carolina, Wednesday afternoon, November 29, 1922
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Number of Itsiportant
Matters Were Taken
Up For Discussion at
.Session. f
FINE REPORTS
Effort Will Be Ma,de To
; Get Dr, Daniels , To
: Speak At the Annual
''".' ',t ih ailutial jneting- of 'the -.
; Ixucl of Directors -of' the!tJuLm--1
rf Commerce, ht'tnaiit night
, t t: Oas-toii 'Hotel', an interest- '
jug wtjort of aniivuicstlurfng: Ua;jf
st luootli .was macle and j)iiuis';
, ,eie U-Uied--fiK.JJiliUnr the
, na:l t Uus trrtlto- Clutuiber '
Lich probiibly 'will - Uike , pla.cp.j,,
:.'!'. January JO, or thcfcaboutW. 'r
-Several ."nvere.tlitifir ' lalks yrere
iratdt? at- last rupht'u mcetrtisf among
tHeiiv being, the addS!? "By Harry H,.
.JacobSi 'who- rtoId of ; ti rorfffn'-inity
work which hail -beeti Carrlfat' ojit
during the past month." He railed. 'atY
tention. to theHuhsertiitrojjj'df $230",-
(HU) Kuildin'g' and ' L.oAti' stcl -wTiicJh:
hait taken placo- recently, arid g&gecL
that applications ' lor -loans' covering
the' coriBtructioi of tw6nty new hornet
m New "Bern already had been re
reived' here. He also said that ten
rtsidenceswere .at the present time
in ., tjie course of construction.. Fur
thermore, Mr... Jacobs mentioned tht
fact 'that, .the Hagood Kealty Com
Uliiy ;has beerj- made local represen
ta:ivps for' an outside- Insurance com
pany with! instructions to lend money
t&r" iTom-e- buildins this 'city; - prac
tically to-'an unlimited, amount. ......
. .The Question of a Bite for rtie col
lege -.which may be induced to locate
herty, "also was taken" up-at the meet,
iriB of the directors awd was Qis'cuss
ed at lensth. i s -, ' '
kJ). c. C. ,Kunt, Of W7ash'ington,.D
C,...,6overnment ; operative in.-qhar-ji
of ,hog cholera icradieatioi iade f
. most interesting s talk on 'live-stock
. raising , in" this section, .which vvvs
givers close ".attention - Oft the part oi
all present. .' A' ' : .
; ; Plafa. for An filial Meeting
4 One of the 4 principal matters
brought up by the'directora was. a du
; cusraion of the annual .meeting qf tht
.Chamber," which as usual, will be' ii.
the .form of ft banquet. It. is under-
Btootl that .n .ffoi't Will be made tc
' have; Dr. DanielSj..of .Clenitson Col
lcerpeajt .here .again. ,Dr.;. DanieU
was the Jirtnclpat speaker.: at-las"
i year's meeting- and was most -enthus
.iaatically received. Few speeches hav
tr.veif been heard, m" New Bern bettei
-thah that which was delivered by-Dr
: laniels. The people here unquestion'
aly -will be t vers' T glad ' to hear- him
M irn tvi : . - - ? '
. .- A committee, -composed of W. W.
Griffin; O.-W. Lane and C. C. Kirk
tpatrick -was -anpointed to make ar
'raViements for ' the ' annual meeting
.v ; : Take Vi Boat IJne
iiThe . question of state-owned
..boctt line also oamt before the meet
J iife and it .was -Voted that-the Cham
' ber do everythinpr within its power to
N a-sLst Governor Morrison in securing
dat&; favoring this project. The dire
tors again inatracted the secretary
,-rd get as many letters of endorse
jnent ;fron! local biremess . mjen as
.lossibIe to -send t -otbe- Governor in
- this ! connection. -.. . - .
. rhe meeting was most tenjoyable
, and interesting one throughout. . The
' 'Chamber is actively engaged in worl:
lrtS for'tHe city's interests and many
SElendid achievements - are being ac-
. fomplished.
" ' ' t ' To Hold Annual aaaar
t' The annual, bazaar . of the Ladies'
fHiihP of Christ Church Parish Will
be held Tuesday, Decembef 5. starting
at -. 4 o'clock at the ' Parish I Imiso.
' llany Christmas gift suggestions will
bo " on sale and ;. the ladies " hope to
'make this the '-most successful basaar
. . wlijch ever has. been - been held by
thom. '' '
v --VMy dear; I tried five times to get
you on the tslephfine."
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(1 11 If ' li-kin II II " H l KIW1B H B
Mere Tickets Are
Available v For The .
, Football. Special
One hundred and twenty
five" tickets haver been s61d
ior the special train which
is' to leave here Friday
morning for Raleigh. Seven-'ty-five
tickets are still - avail
able and it is hoped that
theSe will - be sold ) eithex to-,
night or tomorrow - morning.-,.
, , '
" The hicrh. school team will
leave New Bern at 6 20 this'
evening, for 'Raleigh,:, Local
f ansO'-urgetL- to go to the
station and give them , a
gdod -send-off. " ftt,.
Ail-Nv" Bdrri ,peoptA wno
intend g6ihg on," the ? special
'train are urged -to wear the
N&iv, r Bern- okfrs---re'd f -and;
",v ; .
TRY114G TO KEEP
MR.MRS HERE
Local Baptists Are Endeavor
ing To Disuade Him From
Accepting Forest. City Call
V
Members of -the " First Baptist
Ch urch '- ar e -, d oing 3 1 b ei r. i ? u tm est o
yers, to with4ra-w';hii, resignat4on
rhicJtJhe made, public Sunday and to
ontinut? his work here." " - .
' At ' the - fiundby night service ;. the
ongregati on . ex-pressed itself 'unani-
nouslyJ;a. being i - opposed to. . Mr.
.yers', withdrawal -frrni "the . Held
lere aid .aeceptance--of the call which
iaa oeen extenaeu mm Dy me cnurci;
t Forest City.'N. C. Since that-ser-ice
a large, number, have - been ta
lim personally and have: endeavored
.0 .persuade him to change 'his mind
Up to.' the present, however, he has
nothing, further to , say in . regard If
he matter, although he has, express
;d himself, as deeply regretting leav
ng New Bern.
That the Baptist pastor is not only
ippreciated by the people of Nev?4
Bern but ' by Baptists throughout
Noffh Carolina ( and elsewhere , is
jlearly Indicated. As evidence of this
he had conferred upon him this sum
mer the degree of Doctor of Divinity
by the Peoples National' XTniveysity
of Atlanta, he has been selected ' to
preach ,ihe sermon at' the Baptist
State Convention next month, he is .a
member of the State Mission Board
and of the -Baptist State Board Of
Education. . s
WARM WEATHER WILL ,
PREVAIL TOMORROW
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(By Associated Press)
-Washington, Nov. 20. Thanks
giving weather will be generally fair
in the Atlantic and Gulf States, Ten-
nesee and Ohio valley, according to
today's forecast; of the Weather Bu
reau. A rise in temperature tonight
and tomorrow in most of the re
gions east of the Mississippi also is
predicted.
..
JOHN WANAMAKER JS-
STILL SERIOUSLY ILL
" (By Associated Press)
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29. The
condition of John Wanamaker,- who
is ill at his home here, was reported
unchanged today. He passed a "very
good night," the doctor's bulletin
stated.
G0UZIN5 HAS
BEEN CHOSEN
FDR SENATD
Ws rAppointed Tcday by. Gov ,
emcr Michigan To Succeea
" i Truman H. Newberry-
(liy AsMK'iaKxl Vi-ess?)
' r.AXSIX.. ilicU., Nov, 29.
Majur daim A. ' Poaalns, of De
troit, was aproinfed Oovernor
Aleck .l.-irosbiM;k as I. S. Scn
ator.froni MicbisaJi to fill the. un
expired term of former Senator
rTrtmian JI.-. Xowlwy, who re- .
tJpnert ictyjit y. .Mayor Couziu
has act'cptHl the appointmcnr,
if ho Governor announces!.'?. -
J'ilr.'-Coiizins becomes senator. with !
T nqt tf ting e f.tnng-ttachcd ; the
Gdvernw 'i-aid. "He rnafle no prora-ises.-Xpxa.ctedt'
none.'.' - :f - :,
iVppoilitienis of the Detroit mayor
to' thes4nat0' 13 een in political cir
cles as- ,'definit'elj' 'exploding, the be-
lief tn-eviou;ily. - advanced - in , som9
quarters' that M'se' Governor 1 hinislf
woylfr''be labaVklidate for the 'senate.
fr the '.full,' term' Vit 'the! 1924' general
electirfn.1";''; "l ' , . '
: 4 Mi'jJlCcrHsUist-'it' is generaii's1 .ccept
tl jUTHi I?-a" "candidate.' for the
CHILDREN CONTRIBUTE; :
-. 1. , i TO RELIEF ; OF POOR
;f .ChHdrtf "of the Newi Bern schools c
iiis played tneir generpsity, -,tnis; morn'
ing by bringing, a lare;. Quantity o
groceries and other necessities of Uf?
to the: school -buildings. These will be
distributed' among -the ' poor Of the
city. There was; enough, received to.
load' up several trucks.,.' . . i
v This : Thanksgiving - offering is an j
old. custom at the school and is ad-.i
hered-to annually. The children en
ter wiiole-heartedly into the occas
3ion and4 the gifts -come from - the
primary,; grammar and hign scnoo
ieparmertts. v
FANS ARE URGED TO
EXCHANGE TICKETS,
The' loc.11 o.ce :of the Norfolk Sou
;hertn ; will' redeem the .tickets that
liave been sold tprr the. specfal "train
m, Friday, : , beginning ' tomorrow
'-nprning.- Those' who- have-pnrchased
;.ictkets are urged to change- them., f. or
?egulation railroard tickets tomorrow
(- -possible and not waiVuwtil- train
ime , Friday morning. - It is pointed
iut that if the local agenfc has -to
nake i exchanges f riday morning the
;ra;n may be delayed 111 starting.
Thanksgiving Day Sen-ice
There -will be a Thanksgiving Day
.ervice at -the Free Will Baptist
murch at 11 a. m.
All are extended a cordial invita
ion to ttome, and join with us, m
iraising.God for His spiritual and
temporal blessings, which He hii so
bountifully showered on us during the
past year1,.
A opportunity will be given those
who attend to tell of .some, of tho
Rlessine-s ; thev have received at
God's hahds, after . which a short
message : on. "Thanksgiving" will be
given by . the pastor.
There will also be aJVroffering tak
en for the orphans. Remember Jesus
said', ."Inasmuch as ye have done it
unto one of the least of these my
brethern,' ye have done it unto me.'
Wm. G. Boykin.
Current Events Meeting
The Current Events Department of
the Woman's Club met with Mrs
V. Parker Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Dill called the meeting to or-!
der, the voll call being answered by
thirteen members with interesting 1
current events. I
- The 'subject of the meeting was
"Nature" written by John Burroughs
and John Muir. Ms. Baxter gave read
ings, from John Burroughs on the
bird"? tbiir lives. 'habits and some of)
their characteristics. This was thor-
oughly enjoyed by everyone present. I
Mrs.-Eby then took up John Muir
giving a short outline ot his lite and
reading selections from his works.
"The Wind Storm in the Forest wns !
a very vivid description of the pow
er and might of the wind and the
fascination it ihad for the writer.
At the conclusion of the program L
Mrs. Parker served cream and cake,.
assisted by her little daughter, Elsie."
umMegtingfe
FOOTBALL" RETURNS V
WILL BE RECEIVED
t
Football c;tHrns of the ... Xorth
ai'o!iua-VlraSnia game will bo
j receivctV at th San-Jour n;Jt ottleu
tomorrow atergOou. i 'i
liOcal ?fnwlirwairt .to ?e tMc
; . news . of thc"a me aA qliJdkl.V as
possible iro-hivltetl -to -eome a
rcand to thts SuinJonriii oflice
ami lu'ar! UicrciKiits&n- thoy .
Vcomc' iii'.cfVCJ' the teeplionti.
Tlio ilrst Upturns probably '
: - wlll .be :iU,?tTe'l-' at about- 3:50 '
o'clock.
Announces :Tjiat "Shells'" Going
To J Wait For Other Nations ?
; To' Live up To Contract '"
1 1
3. llONfiONV Nov, 29. Gj'eat :Brifa'n
wilt craD -110 more; war-shins Sunder-
tb e". WAshington-. disama'iiieii 1 1 treaty j
unless, trio- otner 'nation's nsr(t..t.iken
racti-on und sorapped.! thctr :qfiotagi Ae-
f cording tp.iothe? .assurance ' given ra
ftuAsttitoner 1U - the .Houw. -of --Ctim;-mons
ttoda- by. Kyres Metisr ft,
icjail secrettatry to the Admiralty.' :
EGROESfflP
iSiilCE OF
GUipiSTS
Delegate at Third Internation-
1 . " . -
ale Conference Says Negroes "
In U. S. Haven't Rights
MOSCOW, .Nov. 29. The negrc
question camfe before ' an open session
of Third Tnternationa.re today. Pres
vdept :.Kolsroff sproposed that .' detailed
reports on the .Hegro be submitted for
the-, purpose 'of clarify ing the sub
ject 'for .European members -wno are
unfamiliar with the problem in other
countries. " . ." - - -
One s negro delegate suggested that
the -Communist- parties support the
negro movement .everywhere in con
nection-' .wit 11 a proposal to can v
congress at Moscow-of all ! the revol
utionary organs of the wOrld to "real
ize a united .. front of all workers
againstT capitalism and imperialism'."
The speaker said the political j'lghte
of negroes in the United. States were
mi i.v scraps and that for a lonur time
cap-.ta'ists l.ad been spreajiii.7 pro
Services at Ikiptist Clmrch.
There will be a special Thanks
giving service Thursday night at
7:30 o'clock at the First Baptist
church. The sermon will bo preach
ed by the pastor, William A. Ayers.
All the members and the public gen
erally are inVited to be present. The
annual Thanksgiving offering . for- the
orphanage will be taken. Our custom
is to give one days work or profits to
the orphanage. Any- member who
cannot be present will please send
their offering or bring it next Sunday.
A Block left this
Gi'eensboro '-to spend
with relatives.
morning for
Than ksgi vim;
SUN-JOURNAL WILL
TAKE A HOLIDAY
No issue of the .Sun-.Iouinal wUl
be published tomorrow afternoon.
In order that members of the news
paper's lorce may lie able to en
joy the Thanksgiving- holiday to
father with the rest of New Bern's
business institutions.
The Sun-Journal vi?hes for its
readers a most enjoyable Thanks
giving Day.
T'he next issue of the paper will
appear on Friday afternoon and
will carry the new of New Bern's
victory over Sanford.
"'' , II III k 1
tUNU WILL
! SGRAPiOlORE
i nr ur n H ii i nn
1 . . b . mam
ur non ojiiro
RADIO MESSAGE '
FROM NEWBERN
HEARD ABROAD
Operator at . Manchester, Eng
land, Caught Signals , From
Albert Parker's Station
LOCAL RADIO MAN IS .
:BEING CONGRATULATED
vrmciais or . American .- Kaoio
rmm . ,m w . . j . " " - ' w
-.-. ...'. 1 .
j Re-lay League Commend Him
For His Splendid Work
During the course of a preliminary
est on the nisrht of November f, an
fcnglish amateur radid' station locate
3d at Manchester, . Knscland, ' heard.' a
nessage fr om A lbe.rt Parker, of New
Bern, according to word received
here by Mr. Parker this morning from l
be American Radio Relay League.
The test was made by amateur sta
tions al oyer 'the United States af
preliminary .to the trans-Atlantic cqn
test to' be held next month. 1 All ista
Uons, whose signals were, heard ' f 01
a distance of 1200 miles.: are eligible
to take part m this contest. Thr
British station had ' no pnrt to pla
in - the preliminary trials: it merely
listened Un - to. ;ee whether it - could
loar anything from . America. ;Of tht
nitndreds : o stations which particf
flawed in the trails... the Englitihrnar
caught" the signals from twenty-foiji
Americans nd . Mr, Parkei-'s waf
lmob: thts- liht. ' ',,.-
" Mr. Parker is the pioneer (-Tidtfr
m,NfW Berif and Jtie noyt ha. One' pj
? he best equipped amateur 'fetailohji ira
h'' countryv" ; Duriiig .the iasVyieiv
avonths-ie "has "swede- malerlaV-.
'H'ovemsut's anil.-thangos in' his ieefldr
ng'.-and receiving apparatus. . He ro
ztffeti today telegrams. oX cd.ngratiM
&U4ria - over .his - feat . f rpm I W. f.ti
Gnavely, - manager. : of the . Ronok
Kyision of the American . Radio Re
iay:L,eague, and ..also from ,other.of
Jicials of the league. His. achievement
entitles him to participate in the big
onte3t next month and his friend ,
'icre are hopeful that he will estab
i'sh a record whicli none of the othn
tations in the country will be abU
o duplicate. -
His Answer i Was Best of Many
. Received in Sun-Journal
j ...." r -
Football Contest
William Dunn, 111, won the ticket
mtitling' him to free transportation
jii the special train from New Bertf
to Raleigh and return tomorrow . ae
the result of the answer submitted
io the Sun-Journal contest announc
ed in yesterday s paper. Simmons
Patterson was second and Charles
Duffy -'had the third best list. Scores
of replies were received.
William's list contained 34 of the
words on the "master list." Many of
the contestants sent in more words
hut all of tbe words were not cor
rect. FEAR FOR SAFETY
OF PRINCE ANDREW
LAUSANNE, Nov. 29. Friends
here of Prince Andrew of Greece,
brother of- former King Constantino,
today voiced anxiety as to his fate in
View ot" the revolutionary govern
ment's execution of the six ftfrrner
cabinet officials and military oflicers
yesterday. .
Prince Andrew was arrested recent
ly, charged with disobeying the or
ders of the general staff while at
the head of a division 111 Asia Min
or during the conflict with the Turks.
DILLON SUPPLY CO.
HAD $50,000 FIRE
I (By Associated Press)
! RALEIGH, N. C. Nov. 29. .Fire
1 destroyed the store room and supply
!shop of the Dillon Supply Company
i near the Union Station today, the
i loss' being estimated at approximate-'
1 Iy $50, (TOO. The origin of the tire has
j not been determined. The loss wao
1 said to be covered by insurance.
niJMrria among the ntgrt.os In f:iver
of vfcite apitahsts unj i gains; tie
white workers.
mill ham n 1 M i
IVILLiniVi UUIIIJ '
PRIZE 1INIH
Emm
OPP
OVERHEARD
: ' - - ' - " - -
r . s -
(Expressions heard locally from
various ' persons on various t ':
We hope-the public will qtterfd tie',
Eljcs' - memorial 'services Sunday af
terrfoon. Mr. Klutzz, of Winston-Sa-cnr,
who is to deliver the principal
address, is a speaker who will be ao
preciated by everj-one -wfto attends.
Ve believe the entire progiam will"
09. of interest. The xercises wijl take
Place at the AthenB theatre 'a 3:30
o'clock. Harry Lipman.
i If Governor' Monison can put
.tbrougli pis plan for a state
v owned boat' line It will be ofle of '
the gTeatest things that evd? :
happened for Easterp North Oar-
oliua. And "the entire:, state "''will. ;
benefit for that matter:. Jt is ,y;
project which every business nmo
should support. -Hurry K. Bacl-uj
. low. .' . ' .-!
rne development of radio ha? boon
o rapid thufj believe U will b -onlj;
tna tter of a JTew years when, row
lip.. stations will be- aimosfr'at 'nitm-
.ous. as telephone, stations. lEspCciajy
iiJUHaia, do iry.e 451 toe jpuraj di-
i
-, There is more Interest being-taVern
n .athlencs lnNew pern just now
-ban ever before.From the younesf
: u)s.;iajacnr 1,0 .Dtisinesa nnq.' pro-,
eslonal --metr this' in re rest Ms, being,
taamfestect In varies, athletic' sport
..ncluding basketball, football volley
jail and gymnasium work. Beernct
.iarrell. v - .
LIVES LOST 1
SCHOOL FIRE
.'.- T,.".;
.Searching Parties Hunt In the
'Ruins of Georgia School for
''y Bodies of Children
: , COVINGTON; - ' Ga.; . Nov. v 29
Sarching parties' continued to comt
tmong the debris of th,e Wirned Higr
Point Community School House' neai
.iere early today for the bodies of 11
reported missing , children, following
t Pre yesterday afternoon' which des
xroyed the building a.nd cost, aecord-
ng to school officials, the lives 01
three children and, burned sty. ser
iously, as well as painfully injuring
35 others. One teacher also was ser
iously burned, probably fatally.
. The three bodies already recovered
from the ruins have not been posi
tively detified. Two of the bodies
are believed to have been rhe sous
Ot J. J. Stee!e and Charles Bachelor.
The name of the, third child .Js-un-known,
the body having been burned
to' a crisp.
School authorities early today were
endeavoring to recheck the injured
list in hope of lowering the number
of missing.
"All overheated stove is believed to
have caused the fire in the- school
house, which was a two-story. frame
building, situated in- a prosperous
farming section. Authorities say . the
building had been condemned as a
fire trap more than a year'-ago and
funds had been provided for a new
fireproof building. The erection of the
rtfcW: -'school was delayed, it was said,
because of a dissension among resl
denta .as to its location.
Covington, On.., Kb v. 29. -Two
dea4 and 38 injured was the to'.l tak
en in the burning of the High Point
Commmnmty School near here yes
terday afternoon when the structur?
iii which 99 children were engaged in
studies was engaged in study. A ca.ro
ful' check today showed that all the
missing had been accounted for.
GREENSBORO WOMAN
KILLED AT CROSSING
GREENSBORO, Nov. 29. Struck
by a Southern passenger train short
ly afternoon today at the grade cross
ing in the eastern part of this city,
Mrs. Mabel Mofan. age 30, was in
stantly killed, and Dr. John Gold,
dentist, was .;eriously if not fatally
injured.
sun-
Resumed ' Their Filibus- v
Aer At the Opening J;
of the Senate v This
:i Morninig. v i ( ..i
OPPOSE SHfpPiriG !
A Massachusetts Con- ;
grressman Speaks A-r
gainst Passage ; of
Ship Subsidy. . :
' WASTOKGTOX, Nov. 29.
-, Denaocatq started ,' the second t -day
of their fllibuwter asaini t
rciMibUcan-sponsoredi anUlynch- 1
ina bU today lijiinediatcly npon
'iho oouypninff of tbe senate. - . '
Thferat -niove was 'demahd ,-for a
-juorum: 4all'by Seafttor .Underwood '
jf,i. Afaba,na, lth democratic;: leader,-
ps soon as , thfe';.chaplata concluded ; v
w.Jyr.Te ,rn call Atiished. Sen4Jii
Ato.-X'narwood-- prented a noti.i. v .
La.wiiEn; iuu.Fride.y
.. . senator Curtis, ofc Kansas, -jepuh- i '. ;
;k?an Wliip, broke, :iB(W4th -f font-of :n:,i
.brder,.an.d,..liViarrKing iiii polptfidc-- 1
;IaresL tfrt Eou.ff-ii iiUfeakjMF&V: "
3.d .yesterday- .was0.witU'Sut"Precedtfui':w
,ainop the 'Torca bill"' tvu dftfcated T' -
i
j
- 'Wasnmgton aCoys 2flor-Atta-Uiii " '
the'raolminfctrtitton shipping.; bill; 'i AWf
the, kr'oaser today.f npregentatjv An- '!:' -drew,
(-rj; -1Maj58haailing from G bav. ' A 5
sete district., dectated that.-th uvea-- "s ' ;1
u're" Btitt offered -"a dangerotw precc- -3ent
wtich, if aflopted, 4wiU "hound
us foryears to come." . . . ' :
Opposing the. (.bill rfpublica i.
leaders. , were speeding Jt tp the point
ot. passage;. the speech. attracted un-.'
asuar interest smce Mr. Andrews rep- .
resejtia -A? district in one of the pru.- ' .
cipal . moCt'Uime - states. c The . easie.s; . ,
course, ibetald, . was to support tht :
bill. . . '-f
vBut no member wants to eei a bill
put through which invo'ves 9n c
penditure of public, money,' -he said. .
"unless he is 'convinced that experr - f
iitutes .will bring at ' least an oqui.l
eturn and. will not. constitute a1 bad -precedent
for future leeis-lation." , - -.t - -
OIL 'FIELD MEN ARE
ATTACKED IN KANSAS
- Eldoro, .Ark. Nov. 1 2 9- Ve (ails were
ackJng 'early today of a 'pitched bat
Ue jepoted td. have ; . tab en plao
jhortiy. fter midnight between oil
ileld -workers and it band of . move-.
thaa 200 ",'vigilantes" from Eldorado .
.'.pd-. surrotinding i-towns , which went
.0 the Smackover oil fields about .12
niles north of this city early last
night with tlve avowed-: purpose , or
"cleaning out," the disorderly ele-'
ment m a number' of snialj aettk
ments In the oil fields. . .-
Monroe, La... Nov. 29.- A number
of men were ' wounded and several
are -reported to be dying, . following
the battle between masked men and
oil-field workers . bear' Smackove.-,
Ark., last night, according to- a lonfc
distnee message front Eldorado by
authorities here this morning
UNIVERSITY TEAM IS -
. IN FINE CONDITION
- CHAPEL HTU- Nov. . 2 9.- The
North Carolina football team, won
of the four-team left, in the South
without a defeat that would affect its
Southern standing was today . to he .
ready for its game with Virginia to
morrow and with every man of the,;
squad of approximately 25' 1-eported .
!n fine physical condition. .
The team left here - l!y night for
the run to Charlottesville and after
a light practice today at Lynchburg,
will spend the night there and po on
to Charlottesville - tomorrow morn
ing for its 26th annual gridiron match
with the Old Dominion eleven. ,
EXPLAIN MYSTERY OF
DEATH OF FAMILY
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 29.-- Irving
Henderson, his wife, Florence, and
their four children, : whose bodies
wqre dtmd In their home at Lancas
ter. (Wed as the result- of . carbon
monoxide gas from a. defective stove
and were not poisoned as ' was at
first believed, state chemists report
ed here today, following analysis of
the viscera of the adult SSftdjfBQu.
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