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- t VOL. XIII. J- B. SHERRILL, Editor and Publisher. i;of CONCORD, N. Q, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1913. " Mate IJbrtry i ..5 tv J i . ieg;k;::q) TSS L0PAD'8 &POTS 05 FRIDAY NIGHT. CONOOBD'S 1CA&KET CONTINUES HT TEX LEAD. XT 18 FTAiED THAT ALL HAT - - n 4V. o.a i tv. wi.. 4- ir ,,. W. MM amvai 44k Ntf 141. 444 flfW "; Mexico Only S3 Hat Been B- ' cud Allv. Only Six - Corp Hrt Bm Rcovred. Fearing ; I Eutt SuUi Toll th Oorontr '$ i TJunvar ml Trinidad. V .' " Dawson, N. M., Oct. 23, 1:30 p. m. It is reported that fire has broken oat in the Stag Canon coal mine. Then is no : confirmation, as the mine -of : , ,fimals declined-to discuss the . explosion. At 10 o'clock this v ' morning 23 miners had been rescued alive and six corpses ': recovered. .- The earlier report j that 14 bodies bad been taken ; Tout"Vas eansed by the fact that most of the living mi nets ; were unconscious when res- , cued. About two hundred are: '-'Ik vvitt entombed, v. There in. little f X ' hope of rescuing these. r-. ' . : . -v v .Us 5 JIT 7t K 31s rr - Dawson, N. M., Oct. 23. Early to .day two hundred and sixty-six min ers are still entombed at Stag Canon " coal mine Ho. 2, and it is feared that all may be dead. : Of the 287 men in the mine when the explosion occurred seven, Were rescued alive and four teen corpses have been recovered. The fumes in the roiqe were" so heavy the 'reseuera rwere- compelled ttr work with oxygen helmets aad short shift 1 Fearing a heavy death toll the cor oner has rushed a request to Denver ' and Trinidad for coffins, The cause of H e explosion is not yet ascertain ed, but it k believed to-be the result of aa accumulation of dut. Ms. a the Cotton Platform Beat. m Big Figures Eapidly. other Xarket Also Offer Bl AdvaM. a. . :.: ..- 1 4 - ' . ' ' '' .voncora cotton market Mntinnaa to boom and the indications are that me number of sales . this month will excel in number the sales during Oe ouer oi any previous year. On' aa. eount of the slow start in gathering ana mating it. ready for market the sales darinir SentcmW uroppea oenina. me ginners' report for that month also show! A. HKDZBIIA Art BAB BN OBDH&EB TO GO TO ' HAVAKA BT SUXSTA. If He Goes Ho Win Be Eliminated aa a Candidal, for" PrertdentH is a Oeund ia Active fervice. And is under Order to Oo-Uezican Ooiistitntton . Btutti'' That He Host Be on ICaxlcaa Boil Wken a Candidat.--ETir3r Xeaiier of th DiM Oabinrt to i Prlomor Await- ing Court ICartiaL 7 Vera Crux, Oct 23.-Generai FeUx SomeUting About tlw AaUior and th Secret of Hia Popularity, i nomas Dixon, whose naw rlv 4 oe Lopsra S feDotm." drmvH4r1 from his famous novel, will be aeea her on tomirrow night, October 24. ft. - . 4 . . ww oaa an eventrui and dutinmieh. ed career. ' The autbcr was born of Revolution ary stock in. North Carol ini fortv. . . if cigni years ago- ana dm. lived re markable life on that peculiarly fits him-for the career of an Ameri. can novelist . He grew up on a south em farm and laid the foundation nf character deep m our native soil, gra-1 in the number of bales ginned uuaica ax nineteen, loot a postgradn-1 "B""" n numner ginned at a eor ate course- of e year in historv n,l I respondinif date. But with th. mi. politics at St. Johns nniversitv. was I vent of clear weather the first of thi eieciea 10 me legislature of North lnonlB larmers went at the job Carolian before ho was twenty-one, I ?f marketing their eotton with tell beoau4 a lawyer and annpariwi in (wa) ing effect and so far this month 9 inn famous mnrdiip trial. Kfnn. Ibalea have kwn' anlil nn tk. - I .... - T " -..u'u iwcukj- l : . vt4 uv lUCBlly. . . ' - 4UU4 three, entered the ministrv and farJnwrket.- Durina- SeDtember fini. h.i. Uiai1 t0ay faces difficult aitnatiAn twelve'years held the pastorate afl1 "old, making a total of 3.300 -".Bneral of the Mexican in leading choiebes in Boston and New bales sold this season. I c"ve service he was under W York, In .the meantime he became I The largest sales have been on Sat- j! h" niniander, fioerta, go the most popular Lyceum lecturer inlnrdays:' The first Satnrdav in fW.lto Havana aboard the ffnnboatr Sc. America ana- nas addressed over 4oer"tva bales were sold. th uiUIi .n,ww people ret from Ibe first bis Saturday 328 and third 287. The fact mat Concord's market has been ov. erai points m price in advance of surrounding markets has also been a lanre element in druwinrr bales here. Manv of the h.lo. ; eiuaea m the above fiirurea were from adjoining counties, the high price of- mrea oy me. local buyers inducing to the neiifbborins couutv farmera tr haul their cotton to this market. The excellent stores and adv-antm nnm iraoing tacilities oiiered hpw h. been another factor in attracting s ante volume of the fine trade t),Bi lias been here this fall. In fact the people in tins section ore gealizinr aei not oniv in eottnn hnt i... products offers the best and mnl dered by the President. prontabie advantages for trade '.V MSP. 8ULZEB NOT TO . . - V MAKE ANT. SPEECHES. I (vW.ltotoi -kS Slie" WiU Oo On Stomp in 4 Husband's ; Cam- '.. paign. i.; " New York, Oct. 22. Mrs William - Sulaer, wife of the deposed Cover 1 or, after the fatigue of her trip from Albanv.' keDt to her -room -most of " j v.. 4 .t. .i. iill f luo uy, UUI mrHUU aw " i" fight" and not toe least, on nysien eal.; She Dromotly "pailed" j the -story that she would make campaign . speeches from the same platform with -Sulaer. .'- " , "I shall go with Jdr. Suiter wher vover he goes," she' said, "and per- haps will be with him when be speaks 4 . V I - ; A4T . ' .binn one - A nave uv iu v& - . w4"n ' epeeehea myself. I never thought of 1 such a thing." "7 V ragoza. He is a candidal fnr ident and if be mm ta Rum. k.. fore the elections Sundav h eliminated. The Mexiea eonstitution provides that the President must be on Mexican soil when a eandidate, Diaz is still at the home of hU hmth. I er-in-law. Everv memba at th. ni. party is a prisoner awaitintr eonrt martial for alleged insubordination. uiaa was aent abroad on a sneeial mission by Huerta. - It was eharoo) at the time that Huerta practically oxiled Diaz rather than do away with him, for fear of aronsfnif th Tia adherents against him. i Some days ago it was reported that Huerta had ordered the arrest of Diaz iately after he landa- on a eharge of lf. AKD iota. BROWN BE TURN. I Youf Pastor and Brid Poudod en Botnrn rrom Bridal Tour. T . . . -v. ana Mrs. a. E. Brown, who www married Taeadav vkn;n k. home of the bride in Louisville, Kt . ania Jk ta.A ! I a . . ""W Mw DI.7DI. Mr mwxA UM -j B " Wit, w" met by a number of tncnas ana on their arrival at their bom on Marsh . tVUUU urge eoneourse nf frUi u me First BaDtist Chnn.h r -i.:.u If T, . " "4. WUKU Mr. Brown ia pastor, swsiting them. After numerous handshiU. ,a suiaiions me young pastor and his .. were given a eenuine. olH f.h ion TmnnAinfw n . t- - b, lur ranrra leaving many good and substantial things to iu4 me lamiiv larrtsr W Cent a Month-J CenU Copy. THE EATON TRIAL. ma 339. BOSS TRIAL CONTINUED. Bnir O. M. Lor Continna. n... OntU Saturday, November 1. 4 "c tnai or Mr r r u m t- .. 7 - Ol tvauuapoiu, wnose sutomohilA o "ea little Joe Cannon Boat iuesaay arternoon has been contin uum oaiuraay, November 1. Mrs. Boet is seriously ill f,.ii,; ' th- .h.i, . l 7- " " " a oeath and Mr. 4, euuia not leave home to attend ue inai, wnich was set for this af ternoon oeiore Souim n m i in , - 1AI1 C, oquire Lore daced Mr Rn ua at Hie same amount, $5,000. whirl. i as given the day the tragedy oc- curreo. The United State Missionary Cam o . Jien. Rev. D. Clay Lilly, D. D. There is being be?un this month in the United States and Canada an un dertaking which .has for its object the enlistment of the entire church mem bership of these nations in RVflfAmn. ti and adequate giving to all he ben- a4,P8J tJwlch J w" or-'ovelent work of the Chruch. . General Booth 8ails for America. " London, Oct. 1 23. r.tX .Hundreds of numbers of the Salvation Army, in- eluding all of the high officials of the organization in London and vicinity, joined today in a great farewell .dft ' monatration in- honor' '-of ' General 4 Bramwell Booth, the eldest; son sue- ' cesser of the late General" William Booth.' The occasion 'of the demon stration was the departure of Gener al Booth from Southampton o begin his first tour of America sine he be came bead of the world organization. 1 General Booth will land at Toronto on November 1 nd after a .week'a viritin that city hi will proceed to ! Winnipeg. Later he, will inspect the 'work-of the Salvation Army and de ; liver public addresses in many of the leading cities of the United States, - I' Bl Estat DeaUSU-A;- Mr. . Jno. K. Patterson, the ' real estate agent, has sold to Mr. ft IL Holland, of Camden S. C, the W. O. Nesbitt-farm three mile east of Concord on the Mount Pleasant road, the eonsiderttion v being $6,100.00. This'inakes the second tract Mr, Pat terson has sold on ibis road, the oth er being v the farm of-1 Mr, W.-,-A. Stone, which was aold to Mr. Clyde .Miller. . II has two more tracts on that road to sell, one Similes from . Concord. This is, a very desirapie nlaAA ant h.a lAn iatm nf fliM InAad- ow, and some splendid bottom land.! The other tract is one of 81 neres, five miles from '.here, the ' price for THOMAS DIXON ' Author of "Th Leopard'-Soots. big life purpose has always been lit- ary- By a deliberate plan he wait ed, untu nearly forty -years old and men began to wnte out of the full ness of experience and riDe atudv. The enbrmous popular success of his first book; therefore, was not an ac cident or to public fancy for th moment. . - , "Th Leopard' Spots" is the frnit of r more than twenty years of patient tnougut and study on the re lations of the white and black races in America, ENCOURAGEMENT FOB REPUBLICAN OFFICERS. President Will Not Permit. Tfcea tc Be Fired Solely . on Political Grounds. Washinirtou. Oct. 22. In the unrent deficienev hill ifh - r "(4a , HJC vyeraian anMndmeuti whieb- -take oepuiy marshals and - collectors oul of the civil service, President Wil son, while declaring that the men were never intended to be under the protection of the civil serviea law storngly intimates that should Re publicans be fired from thir ih. solely, npon political grounds that he wui nave something to say. in hig statement the PfniiiHant makes it clear that he-considers that ne nas the same right to interfere, should he believe that tion is being practiced, as he had be fore the bill was signed. On this subject Mr. Wilson says The control of the whole mathn and spirit of the administration of me provision in this bill which con- Tit Enab Trial Shelbyville, Ind., 234-r-Exaetlv two years ago from the day Dr. Helcne Knabe, the State 'a leading woman doctor, was found almost nude in her apartments in Indianam.li. with her head nearly severed at the neck. Dr. William B. Craw, her most inti. mate friend was today placed on trial here for her murder. Tb es came nr.rtu- eounty on on- Itjroge cf ( venue, la alleeed attemntB ofDi- Craig to end a relationship with Dr. Knabe that, had become objec tionable to him and had caused bitter quarrels between them, the State claims to have a motive for th der. Witnesses who testified to the n . ar . . . I a . i ... sauiB eueci oeiore me grand jury iu swear mem saw ir. Knabe eom ng irom me murdered woman's apartments on the night of the mur der, October 23, 1011. Evidence will be introduced to show that Dr. Craig anew oi me muracr oetore anv one 1 T-r- i , - viae, ma nouseKeeper will testify that he returned home late on the cn the night of the enmc and chang ed clothing completely. It will he charged that the handsome veterin- It ia a naaaiAnflta fense of a-natient. kindlv Icens the appointment of these officer. I ary surgeon broke a Dromisc to suuenng people, wuo nad remained IT. . c""''jr in my oanas now if "uue.in oraer 10 marry ivatner- suent under misiepresentationa andl.1""" ws oeiore the bill became ,n ,ennng, or Avon slaunder.: So little has been written! ?nw m? wara advocacy and supDort 4. .i . .... Ihntk a 41 4 . . . oy soumern men about the reconstruo-l""'''.''1 lu." pneipie and or the bona tion era that the'tragie events of thfld practice of civil service reform book almost go beyond belief. It " known to the whole eduntry, and mere is no dantrer that th at a historical revelation as well romance,- - - - , Th secret of Mr, Dixon's poDular- uy is that tie stirs blood.. For this MortgagM on Farm Promrtv. Monroe Enquirer. Mr. 8. H. Hobbs. of the : Rural Credits Committee for North Tarn. principle will crop in with my p. jlina, gives the Raleigh News and Ob- k' r connivance.:1: i server a report or the mortgages, on rarm property or the different eoun- reason the. success of his plays has I Hubbard Bros. A Co .'a flnttvm ties of the State. The report is not been equally as sensational aa that of New York Oct 22 A killing tr I ood readinS to- Union county eit bis novels, v He has something to say extended over North and Sonth Pat 'lten for lhe reason that the Va and knows how-tosay if inn way olina, todav. and it ZSE W of mortgaged farm property is ana raow now-to ay ir to way olina todav. and it m. u "s' or mortgaged farm proj think and sometimes jo fight. NOT A SINGLE TOWN - nnrrPB old soldtebs. World ITeetlng Of White Rlbboners. - New York, Oct. ,-23. Whit ; rib bons fluttered in "f Brooklyn today. Women of every creed and fetation, wearing the snowy badge of the Wo . man's Christian Temperance Union attached to emblem from every land and from every Etat in the Union and every province of Cans !a, gath ered in the "City of Chu hes" in readiness for the opening of tle ninth i rmial convention of the World"' - . c. t. u. : y.. " nntural born horse trader ? r b a little good rRit a . auto liik like a 1914 Fact Deplored By Speakers, at An anal Meeting of North , Carolina Dividon, U..V. c: . Raleigh," Oct. 22. Speakers at the annual meeting of the North Caro lina division, - United Confederate veterans, tonight deplored the fact that not : single town invited the old soldiers to hold their, reunion during the present year.5 In contrast to this speakers pointed nut' how well the soldiers were treated at-the Get tysburg reunion. " , ' . - Gen.-Julian S. Carr, of Durham, was re-elected commander and Maj. H. A. London, of Pittsboro, adjutant Following the meeting of the division tht North Carolina Confederate vet erans' association, orgaoibed in 1805, held its annual meeting. Maj.- W, A Graham wag re-elected president and J. C. Birdsoiig, secretary. The Ral eigh drum corps, rendered, war time songs. . .-'.:," ' ' City " Directory Beady for DeUwy " Mrk- Stephen D. Machin, ' of Ashe villeis here ready to deliver the eity directories of Concord, the printing of which has just been completed by the Hackney & Moale Co., of Ashe-ville.- The book make : a splendid showing for, our: city. -; V' ' A Geor 'a editor refuses to deposit bis monry in the lol bank because it rofusi s to r ' ' Ah, r y f ;- ' v WOuM bofuil f'.n I. try if every e 'or fui.-r ' . au orm will follow from the-Pacifle-coast a Si, C0Xty f0" with . nother cold wave. vSrmarkei ? S ."T k opened at some 16 point, hiehw and -iJ'Z?' L"d '? WM closed, at 20 points advance afteT. "ount mortgaged i W6,- reaetion of l2 high- S The TS Vt6 esh. dam.?: don.:by this & S M ft mills, who have depended upon presents KX" T' C- th miUfc.who hMv re:hmM' - nd Mecklenburg 22.3. 'lfurai8h f'lW King MM facing aoTt cp tSS. on Increase I ' '': grade cotton and t;h price of the remainder ; of the xsrop seems likely to be upon 4 higher level. Spinners and merchants have beet, waiting and uung oeiore .securing Jheir sup- Tbe merchants of the city are dailv complaining of the large number of bad checks that are being passed by citiions of Durham. - An investiga tion Of the number of bad checks plies, looking for the in fW f1 aunng monta ltt Dvx- tU vhS hLl htm, on .conservative wtimate WbSSSA'- mounta of .t least 200 and, eon- 33ft inte't" ffii!. ;J!?. - .w nuuisw vj. tuv wuu tuuuuac mvoiveu Wue morrow, would be .bout $500. This is for one month .lone and gives an idea AsheviHe, Oct. 22.The--lrialxof r 77 ottw,bts are having to . . IvvrMtouu WHO. " f ' .-"I - , Aged Woman on Trial. . Nancy Knrlee, the old mountain wo man, who; it is charged, last Febru ary left .little Roberta Putnam) here ill 'A.' i. t. . . - .Watson Not Baindlctad. Augusta, Ga., Oct.. 22. After r- Uiegltimat grandchild, in a eava nn mainino- n a4.,u. 4. 4V.. J T.j i j , ' - 4 4UW V4. 44W U44J Utah mountain to starve and freese, the fedend, grand jury eonaidering , 'M uiuruing in cryioD a reindictment or Thomas IS.. Watson Uty, the ease having been moved on a charge of sending obscene mat from Waynesville. .- - - ter thronirh the mails, thia aftannnn adjourned without makins renort. It will report tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. It was aid nnoCcWy at. -a. a . . at . w New Bate Not EffacUm Greensboro News. . The reported new rates . effectiva with the. Southern Express Company have not yet gone into effect. 'They that no indictment' was found. An indictment against Watson was quashed yesterday because it contain. This enterprise is called Hia TTr..t Aft lW ia4lnn'ami ' I I v. .o.uuj. v.Buipaign. ' it was set on foot by two great bodies: the nc of Fore'Sn Mission Boards of North America an the Home Mis sions Council of the United States. It is international and interdomina tional, and has for its aim the enlarge ment of all the advance work of the nuren at home and abroad. It. appeal is to every man who loves th Kingdom. Its field ia for th n. sent lleitie taving 8,000 or mor iMiriui nriin i. w.il.i ... r-t-- io lueiiioa is to hold a conierence of two evenings and the in tervening day m these cities, endeav oring to bring the churches to better methods of missionary finance and a more systematic missionary education, and to lead as many churches as will undertake it to the makintr of an v. jery member canvass for benevolence in me month of March, 1914. Its agencies are almost .ntiiv-l mose which are already in existence. mere will be a large use made of pastors, missionaries on furlough, se cretaries of Home and Foreign Mis sion Boards and other regularly em ployed Christian workers. mere will be verv littU Mr. Eaton, It Is Said, Will Testify la Her Own Defense. Plymouth, Mass., Oct. 23.-M. miob win probably take the stand in her own behalf of the murder of ner nusband, it is stated here. Her daughter, Mrs. June Keys, whom the proseent-on ,-hnf . call, will p.. -.nesg for the defense. The deteuse oiwn,H at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Mrs. Eaton's attorney said: 4 iL m mo case now glands, wo allnw fra TT(.t..K ..ii i i.iuu iu uer ow "tory to establish her innocence.'' It is learned that the defense will attack Rear Admiral Eaton's past life and habits. Men high in the navy promised to testify. inchiHino- Rr Admiral Clark, who broujrlit the bat tleship Oreeon around Tar, it,,-.. during the Spanish war. IRIEDTOKUl HER ll'O era L DRUG-CRAZED WOMAN AT TEMPTS HOMICIDE. Presbyterian Synod Goes on Record norm Carolina Christian Advocate. At the meetine of the Prphvterin v44uu ui nvnu taroiina last week m this city, the members of that body placed the Presbyterian Church in North Carolina on record aa fal lows: "Resolved, That the Preshvlorinn Church of Korth Carolina does here by, through its Synod, nlace itself on record as favorinjr the readins of the Bible in the State's educati (inn I system. ' ' ..o ic Biuu lo noie tUat this oreal and influential body of Christian understand fully, not only where the foundation of their hono as n Plimv.1, lies, but fully appreciate the fact that the Bible is the bulwark nf nr institutions. The ereat mnir.rilv we should say ten to one nf' t!, memoers or all Protestant denomina tions in North Carolina would throw the doors of our schools wide open to the Bible if they had an oppor tunity to express themselves. Those who led in the movement t,. Art the amendment will have no occa sion to celebrate thyir victory. We shall not be surprised if if th'.-tn in the future. She Tried to Kill Her Tw Small Children And Commit Snidd. Threw Her Smallest Child In the Biver, And When It Cam to the ft . M ! n"ce she Tried to Puah it Down Again. Child Was Bcnd. Crisfleld, Md., Oct. 23.-Craxd by the alleged use of drugs, Mrs. Annie Harrison attempted to kill her two small children and eommit suicide by drowning: todav. Sh th.- smallest child into the river and when it came to the surface the first time she tried to push it down again. A "u witnessed the act rescued the child. While be was reviving the infant the mother grabbed the other child and threw it into the water. The man again jumped into the river and saved the child. The mother was then p revented from drowning bv several men. verv miiA 4nunu attached to each one of ihaaa ferences. Each itv ia asked in nv the expense of travel and entertain ment of the speakers on the program, and whatever slieht local 4.1. l i . may oe in properly preparing iur ine- conierence. The Missionary Education will nvd. pare literature especially adapted to the campaign, "which will ha eacn conierence. The Lay men's Missionary MovAmont riii have charge of. the conference fea tures or tne campaign. Kev. D. Clav Lillv. D. D ha ha,. called upon from tha flrtiA. Cff Presbyterian. Church, Richmond, Va., w a one oi me meld Secretaries. He is now actively at work in the pre paratory work of the campaign, with headquarters at 1026, 17th Ave., S, Nashville, Tenn. Dr. R. E. Gaines has foaAn aii.i rrom the Chair of MWfh - ui nicnmond Lollege, Richmond, Vfcr.s auuiuer rieia aecretary, and is well under way with the preparatory work for the camnaisrn. His nnW ; . 211 Vine Street. Richmond!. Va. Thaal two field secretaries will have eharra iT At.. 1 M . " 4 V n . a Ior tne oon'hern States. ' vdnfereneea have been arranged already in many citie of Virgins;., North CaroKnft, Kentusky, Tennes see. North Alabama and North Missi ssippi. Th campaign will move southward and cover the South At lanta t.nd Gulf States later in the season. . . -. This is perhaps the largest niece of co-operative work ver attempted by th churches of America. It is being heartily endorsed by Mission Boards and all organized agencies of Church work, ; It should powerfully affect the tif of the church in these two great nations. . , .. will probably be .used at. some later ed only eertain portions of the .rti- o in his reper, t a cnluiiiity ,i f t'.'a coim- V i f 1 1 . day. There are now licensed in England 320,119 motor vehicles. These are r. nde up of 173,217 motor ears, 132, - . ) momrcyui-a nd 13X7 ' h heavy ele in which th alleged objectionable passages were contained. If you have truly excel! cut line of Eoods, they'll becom kr by keeping the promibes yon nr s t'ont riyinc From Put to Cairo, Egypt Bens, France. Oct 23. Aviatnr Dauoourt, who ia attempting to fry from Pari, to Cairo, Egypt, via Con stantinople and Jerusalem,' resumed nis night arter being dolayed several day by trouble with his engine. Arrested for Plotting Assassination , of Premier. Lisbon, Oct. 23. Several monarch ists, who r charged with plotting to assassinate the premier, were Arrest ed today. Se th new ad. of H. LV Parks & Co. today. . Things Yon Ought to Know About. There is a block. of stores and ten ements in New York City to which the Fire Department 4ias been called 101 limes during the last three years; the New ork police are bein in stiurted in a modified form of the Japanese method of offense and de fense-Jiujitsu; the Czar of Russia has boi rowed the uniform of a pri vate soldier and masqueraded as a' ordinary fighter "in the ranks;" , waman, paralyzed i . - '"U") OSl3 that she may be legally put out of uioeiv. mese are nut tom f m . . " v t man. -..w,.,-,,.!. aiucies 10 De leatured in mo i-page illustrated Magazine of "cji ounnay s JNew York World Then there will be another big copy of "Fun," the Sunday World's Weekly Joke Book, the words and -n0f a 'ate hit, a funny "BUI" story of Paul West, a Metro pohtan Section about Gay New York etc. There are at least a hundred other reasons why you should get next Sunday's World. Order a copy from your newsdealer in advance. PROCLAMATION FOB THANKSGIVING ISSUED Calls on the People of the Nation to Give Thanks. Washington, Oct.. 23. President Wilson issued his Thanksgiving proc lamation today. In it he says: "During the year that has just lassed we have not onlv had throughout our own borders, and with the nations of the world, but that peace has been brightened by con stantly multiplying evidences of gen uine friendship and of mutual sym pathy and understanding. We have seen the practical completion of the great work on the Isthmus of Panama which not only exemplifies the na tion's abundant resources, to accom plish what it will by the distinguish ed skill of public servants, but also promises the beginning of a new age, new sympathies, and new act meAta.." ... v i.-ki,..' President Has- Veto Power for Pint ' Time. Washington. Oct. 23 Prtwriant Wilson used th veto power for the first time today disapprovng the bill reinstating Adolph Unger, of Ohio, to West Point. Mr. H. W. Owen has resigned as manager of the Y. M. C. A. at Kan napolis, a matter of much regret His successor has not yet been named. An exchange says: "The surest way to have a rainstorm is to have a fair." In other words then, fair weather is generally foul weather. A woman writer asks: "Should a woman tell her husband everything t" If she doesn't it is because she: has forgotten some of his shortcomings. I 4 H.LPARKS&COWJY ; m t w Underwear Week At PARKS' FOB LADIES, MISSES, INFANTS, BOYS and GIRLS. ALL COME. V ' Ladies' 35c Bleached and Unbleached Vests sptv cial Me Extra large size Ladies' vests.. . J "85e One lot Ladies' Bleached Union Suits il ;"39o Boys' and Girls' Union Suits 2 to 14 year tie. " splendidi values, per suit . .- .. .. 25c and 48e Boys' and Girls' Union Suits.. ..60c, 75o and tl 00 One lot Ladies' 23c Heavy Knit Pants.V . .18o pair Ladies' Wool Mentor Vests and Pant, never" sold for less than $1.00, perfect quality but bought at . low price, special .. . . . , m Ladies' Knit Corset Covers.. . ; , . . . 25c and. 60e Kmt E. Z. Wista 2 to 12 year size .1 .. ,25c aci Ladies' Fne Wool and Silk Vests, Pant and Union ---- : ; fi.ootof2.ocr Infants Vests in all the wanted size .nd weiglit. Let us know your want.: If yon can't eom phone II I. PES a Coma la czd rr-.'.a ctrr cicro t'zur rcr i wHrT
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