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VOLUME XXII.
CONCORD, N. C. TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1921
NO. I.
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Get Together Meti:-js and
l.-fcrmal Conferences Tq-
, day cf I.lkslonpry Leaders
of Southern Methodism.
Til" FORMAL OPENING
TAKES PLACE TONIGHT
Bi he? Darlington Is Presid
ing O.ncer for Opening
Session Plans For Arous
ing Greater Enthusiasm.
7 she Airtato rrrw.1 -
Memphis, Twin, Jan. SI. -Oct to
cher" meeting anil Informal confer -cum
of missionary leaders or the
Methodist Kpiwoixl -Church..-. Smith,
wore in progress lirre today preliinl-nnrr-to
the fnrnml opening tonight of
t-tuirchwlde funfvronm of bishop,
unwitting cider.- and renreneutatlvr
f missionary and connect iuna I bonrils.C. W. Swlnk, ....i..
In "Ink Woe" of tbe accomplishments! A. S. Webb
of tho f'-mtonary MI-lniiar.T l"mn
IMlKn.' Immrontml n Wlfc bb iior-'Ifr. H. J. nankin ...r...t.
tnt plao for th wnalnIor of .thn'M' Ra It. Maml -..-....4
tiTe-jr retttcnarj' inrlort. . ,-
Mlaalonarr trcretarira from all the.
bom conference anil rcpresrntativM
of the rnnreh In aercral forelirn mls
KionH are expeeted to attond tlic. oon
forenee. ,- - ...
Illxhop V'. V. F. rarllii(rtnn, at West
Virginia, waa annonneeil aa preoldinit
oilltt Utr tM oix-nlng nonloa tonight.
1'lana for . armiKlnit (rrentrr entUiH
liiwo amotiat ' Uin membe.ra of tbe
rhurch In the nltimnte mierea of the
eamnalini ln.hUh !W.0l)a00O -wan
plMl(m -for-hanu; und foroiQt mlsslmi-
ary wont win uc uiniiMwa. nun n er
turt laanehed to collect M.OQftono -in
ontRtaudlng pledges In order that the
t ontojjflry . coiniulttee mn; no before
the General Confcrene In Hot iMnsta
In Xtay, with the full aouMtttt due at
that time In the treamrry. Consldern
yon of this lnteiilro enaipalgil tot the
uwtt three montiiB will bi the priuei-
'pal aubjet lifkei up nt the II1111I Oav
vi the' oonferepee, hUh .tyll! eontluue
, Ure Jayn. v. ... '::,.. ,v
BOSTON MOB WANTKU ..''.''
' -..TO LYNt I! NEfiKO
it hun into fatrot iafcou.
Ho4on, Jaa: SI. Slit.? patrolmow,
, Armed wh ; riot gilnw, battled; niorittHcerNi ibrniit'lihont thv wiIihjIbs D-
tnnn an now enriy oiay ailaiimt Jton - -
r.r Murray, 'a negro, who barricaded
himaejf In 111 home lu the StmtU End,
ahot aiifl eeriothil" wonndod' two pa
trolmen, a negro, and a negreaa, ,aud
net tire to a bed In which nn infant
lay. , Murray'lmrrtiiderad .olhirt
whrah,4ptentoitleerHlirbkedow'ty'the.hotiN and forced - her to accompany
door of th hmiae, ; - I them lb to t be woodii half a rallt; a wny.
-. Hbonta'tif ""lynch hltnf ir?r"jhiifle;Vite ald. ITieir-.they tied her to -a
by a JPToWd 'fhat ftniSlit ltf itet'at'Wifcllree. ahe. anld, and hisbetL her ; wllj
He waa-ronirhlv- hnndled before '.fhe
om-erxi)iit Mm' In if fuitrol wagon
Tha'tronhhr began '. when; Xlnrray
JeWl a negr.teniint and fired !wt-i
r-ral ahots ntr i'""'t .
Itryan Give $100 te WiLsou Fluid.
ewr.york Tlmen. '.-,'. i mrl
The Woodrow - Wilson, Foundation
coinmitteea.- In: this State ' aMioiinneil
. j-eaterdayv- Umt they had- eomnleted
thejr orgonlwillon for Mb raising, of
U!10' J,hu fn0 f" "lof her aBaallanW.., Wi did not explain
S 1 .0W.00O,-wbktt la to be naed, tu. the why d M IKlt tnp-r arrwifc ,-,
L, ' 71 '' T ., ''J
putmc serTiee. it was annotuicca auw
that word bad been received bew hat!
i 1 . B,, ,7 ' mV.ii, V ,
fuail ta Florida- waa W'Uliuui Jenulng
llryan, who waa rtecrolary of State in
tho flmt part of the tlrxt term of Fraa.
Ident Wilsoo. . Ilia contribution ..waa
$100.
. , ..."' - ' '
' T tap Machine Ouna -on Bandits.
' (By Ik AmmImmI tr4M.i -j
nttaburRb, Pb;,' Jan. 3i-Tb6 pill-1
ehe of two -machine gana and an
automobile upon whleh . to - mount
- them waa authorised late yexterdny
by Alleghany comity coinmlBslonem.
The weapons are. to be used to aid in
eoiiibatllng bandits, it was said, and
their purchase waa authorised -follow
ing blwervation of tho eonnty court on
the Crnft Bank robbery Friday when
robbers -escaped after killing the as
sistant cashier. Tho machine guns will
cosh $-t."0 apicco and the automobile.
$4,000. " "
At The Theatres.
Oarcth Jtughi-s is tho star at the
Mtar today in that great feature
niMilu r,CTm,lh " ...
'Oar-
Miss llnl'oirt Is playing the lending
rolo in (ho I'nlversnl feature pisture,'
"False Kisses,'' at the Pastime today, j
The Piedmont again today la egor-
lag "Honeymoon Kanch," a wojiUTn .
drama, and a big Clyde Cook comedy, I
j . - , j . ' 1 ' I
Fatterson-gerliter, ' 1.000 atrlking memlra of the Amal
On January 28tb, 1H22, at T odoek' ganiatcd Meat Cutters and Butchers'
p. m. Mr. Guy W, Patttrson and Mlas , workmen of North America at a union
Mary Hechler, both of China Grove miun meeting last night voted to cull
township, were married at Lutheran 0g the strike effectivo in local pack
Chapel parsonage -at China Grove. U1r plants since December 0. A rese
ller. C. A. Jlrown omciated. jmin tno,
bride nnd groom' are vplcudid young
people and have a large circle of
friends, nil of whom wish for them a
long, nappy aim prosperous imv - ,
8;x Dead In Mine Explosion ,'.
I Pinevlle, Ky., Jan. 81.-The death
' toll of the explosion last nifiit In tho
Ijiyman Calloway Company's mine at
Ijiymon near here today renciied six
when the bodies of the two men, John
Man u 1 bis S4HI. Jess aiiirtin. werr
foiuel l v rt-Ni o'-is. '1 wo 0 . a in
jure! I 1 t'.s c - '! are l.i
coiio. . ..a lu a h' ,.nul here.
rlous,
woonnow wnwv poind vno
Artir fmi;n Nr M to Ralte Ow
N i . .! IMtara.
T1i folios lug -sil,i-ilptl,MI klie
twv recoiled :
Tnlsine anj Tiovo , fwjao
v. it. riiiMT am
It. J. kU hmnot t.
It. W. C. IlAatua, . in.nn
J. r. Allison ipjt
fx I mm Black . Burs Hianter
D. A. B: -- Son
Homer H. vVlarcou" . 2.00
ilrn. J. M. Oriell ln.l
J. II. Wnmhle , a.OA
Z. V. Tbornhurg ... -. l.Ofl
Mm. Frank Armilcld son
1.00
I.iiO
1 ml
I.O11
Its
t . J. 11. iiiuute
W. W. llolman .,
J.Jt. Moose ,..
ti. F. McAllister
. It. McKachem i '
Brown McAllister
,.10
.V.l
IT. W. I. Femberton IjW
D. II. Pitts ..,. S.Oi
Jul I MngriHlej Book Club 10.0
Miss K'rra Hani 1.11
lllw Kathleen Wilson 1 t.m
Tial si...-.i.;... -!.m
- TUe followlnK has heea -aulwcrlbed
through Ml Unaa Mund: -
J. L. IlartnelJ 1.00
XI ra. W. O. Cawoll . i ' 2.0"
Dr. R. XI. Kinit iJ- - .
II. I. Woodhoiwt ,.. fi.tit)
Uliai Untf King i. ..v..-
1I1.IKI
LOO
1.00
5.00
1.IK1
W. O. CaaweU :t.oo
It. E. Harrla. Jr. v- u-V '?
lrof. J. n. flohextuon ' S
Jim. 1). L. Rout t '- l.oO
XIlsS Clara OiHon .J..'' 1.00
Mr. Ilicbmond Heed . 1.00
Mr. I. B. Boger ' 1.00
Cas 1 00
U T. Hartaell .-. , 10.(X
Chan. N. Field ..J.-.- - - '.2.00
Mm. J.' U rannoB. 1.mi
. VL Harris, Jr. . t.
I. n. Mnmon
J..w 200
- 1 01
SIrR. A Koil
Total . ..tj--.".... W30O
Oruml TCuW' r lft2
1 "flrthatvlntiAnii iA KliA fnHil will W
elo)ied BnJ tlM! moiMr for1irded thli.
wek.
!A DEFIANT WOMAN WHIPTEI)
fiefosal U tiave tmmunl(y Caused
. Laahlnx, We Stale
' Naw 'Madrid. Xlo.. Jan. 28. SJeyen
aiarrlod. inlddhHiged men. who, It Is
uhargeiU recently-ctWRtlaed a . yoiiiig
wournn whom they auxpeetnd of lend
ing; yonthn aatray. are under bond
ttwiiilin iritil i "AtuUliewn. artir iwn.
' aiielr aenwer in Mi Iiernlee-.J'hll;
ll(S as yeara. oUt.- Her;sefiwinl 1
leuro "Uie eomnmnl t n 1 e fW .1 ho- f-
mnlKT 15,' iu .which th aevi ;iii.
niaHktd and disgiiitied, are iallKCrt to
bave-narth-hMiteil.- lii'' W, i3,imu lies:.
J'MIh 1'hilllpa.nild lUie was at -home
with . box mother nnd -niall hrotliM-
when bP'i nient' arnied, entered.!; he
hoMi. '''Thty-:iraKgeAi - bar from' tho
nloceR of tooR' " 1 .-i-vi yi. ; ix an
A ft or i tho whipping, ohe. raid,' tho
men nvarned .aior attain -.to leay!.isthi-eonraiunlty.-r
,.-. it t-f .h;f
'' Tlie-mert liehl. ar Ben MoHer, Slnr
lo Rogi-rx. Jemi I'hlffer, I 1C l'hlitir.
Charlea Phifferf Nolan XIenott and
Frank 8uf toa w All an iuiUI to bear
good reputation is Xlatthewa. Kitcb
n-as rclcamt on w JS00 boral, peniling
t
I., nCnii-U ii-i .h ---ivmii-wi ii
few days ago.
, , ...t. inca,n.i
i)e ,n IreUlIM, who apeak and nn-
idoratnnd no languaaf but irwi.
Young Man Drown in 13, lathes of
: Water. '-.
-. KlnSton, Jan. S0-When - small
roadster turned turtle oh a road near
Ormondsville lata - last ' night David
("ox, 22, anto supply station employe,
waa drowned m 13 inches or water,
and IiU Whitener. drug clerk,- was
Injured.- Cox and "Whitener were en
route ta Kinston. The uiachiim land
ed in a ditch with both men beneath
it. Whitener. unable to help- himself.
heard a "gurgling ound'-where Cox
lay. 1 Two boura later Whitener- calls
t( r help wera hearU
lie. will probably
recover,.
Quake Was an West CoM of South
.America, -(By
tha.AaaMlatMl PrM.l ,
New Tork, . Jaa 31. Oeologisls' In
New York seeking to locate'the earth
quake which' today shattered scisrao-
graphs in various parts of the United
J mates estimated that tho shock ortgl-
luUod along the wont coast of South
Amerh-a, somewhere between the
Panama Canal sone and Eeuatlor.
' i . ; 1 "'"- -
Mesi Ostlers Vote to Call Off Strike,
(By ta AsaaeiaM ptmh.)
flmnh. Vfth Juii At ..Mam ihnn
n,tlon ending the walkout was passed
almost unanimously.
amirdlng to lo-
oil badcrs.,
I ,
Loss Only - About $10,000,
1 Danville, Va Jn. 30. Tho 'os
incidental to the burning of tho
Hwt:rn trnltway station yeHterday
la ' not as heavy as flint estimatoB
bud it. Snyder DoBntts, chief clerk
of Superintendent A. D. Shclton, said
this morning that $4U,000 rwould
rover the damage, this sum not tak
ing into consldrrntoa tlis claims
hlrh will have to bo paid on burned
.ba;gu6. , ' ' ( " '
U
1 TTTTT" r ---m r-
1 SM I
" IRL TMPPEKS'
A Flapper Iat UM WW Believe
That Penwnallty ta Only Phyaira!..
- (By the Awnrlac Pre.)' '
Berkley, Cal.,' Jim 31. Annroxl-
mately: 2.1)00 "rtapperrf' ; are on the
UBIveriilty of Calfornla Ktuden rolii..
Ansa Mary Ido Bentlcy, -foiia''-. oe-
retary of . the f an-tVancIscj Ymin?
wonreni Carattan Axaociatlol, . d;.
dared In an adilreaa here. t -
"Klappent." Ills8 Ik'nrley said. '"nre
girls who iM'llmo personality 1, ..plijn-,
leal who- eoii'!(lir all advir as
atrftcl, who love conttnuat change.
whifonverso (11 ireiiernHtieR and who
are, ,ln ( many! Jilhor. luatitutlona .
lonrninK. ' v , '-'m. ,
"To praenf a picture bf tho nor
mal glrln na,rte oKiata.iiuay U - a
"i- naa -no : averace, ah,; Bas no
groun-itle? 6ha to n Btranur -to ihar-
actf aometimoH especially ,Wi-
Mrs. or 4icr own ianjllyw-aiMt, canrvHi
no, vompareo mi isn utnii or .pie""rramoa iar r- time wnon loreiHR want-
VltatmgiM. fit - srtrittttar ii5?ni'l
'"Wftiinreittnnntod to' thiuk dfiu hen
tas llvine itnna- spirit: -of masquerade.
10' vapidly and completely, rann the
aaiiume different and dlillcilt roka of
accomplishment; ; ' vsw- wi -i
"Shei tantalixea u; liBi-tho ulninle '
nCB of her Rrtfuluesa and yet un-!
real nefC -We- nnd her light-heart-
edl'which.ia tlio.pi-1. alirdlneashrdh) um.i
Slw heltevea-, with Btvf asoni 'tbatvto
have missed the Joy ia to Imve .mla I
td tt-ulh'-i We Bnd 'heit barboriagl
secrets and- Imbcddod anKtlons whtcii :
are, her hidden ;treaura4n the mys-
terioua discovery of : herself, as ,3 r a. J
private, individual ,Jf we da 'snot
understand -these .sVniptloms .we .call
it temperament and try.,to dbspose of i
tho Kltl ..m dimcuH.i
aisQipiinet.;- . - ;.,r,stit Action on the rcsoliitlon iOIIered in
"r 9 ..-" "', i7 ''' " -. ?;tj "1 the Henatn -by Wenntor Capper; .of Kim
Staunshlp gmiav From Chiraira ( to rH-nvlding for inveirtlgathHi .ba- thiat
Philadelphia.
iCblcago,! Jan.' 31. Without . wnit-
&'
7u.tZ- n. FkiV ni
ivuiu vy ui 0.-fa viiu nsjv 11 1 r um -
left uiai Bivaiunuiji . nvi v ivv ur. , mm ;
delDhia next summer, accoraing - to I
rlnlnnia tiAYt. Klimnvfr nycomtn- to
otnclala of
com-nany.
the Clilcogo .:. -fefcamsh'.p
Five ocean koine ateamers . have
been .purchased to - start ine f line.
All the ships come within' th, pres
ent dimensions of the Wellund- canal
locks, o they f'can pass, from the
lakea to the St. Lawrence s "J ' ;
- One of the vessels, the George Y,
Clj-de, left Philadelphia from Chicago
several weeks ago loaded with sugar,
but after being buffeted by winter
gales off the Nova Scotian coast, was
ummn. ana is now nem M
ng nir hmw; , ioe-
o plough throiiglr six inch k
lll UJJCll. utnen, pi 1 1 1 d I lu 1 v . .
Clair has been , jammed . with, thicj;
Two Other ships, purciiaS'Mi troul
the shipping board at Seattle, are
outfitting therefor the r,p
tiaL .?m. irlo w "ilt ftrtW th t the wmpahy In, tl
fenc. .The aume trlp.was Kiiplci, f . ,mruiiar, . :
last summer oy u POwenKBi- i. ..-
, . . .
er Petoskey,. formerly ln the bcattle
Aiasaan service.
... , ....... ,
u "J olemR?,I, TS.un.rr.
purchased two other tramp iteamers.
one of which Is, now at a cuoan port
and the Other at Philadelphia.'
The fir's ships will make regular
porta of all Including Detroit. Sto
Que."rN7w"York
treat.
iPhlladelnli
Hosklns, general manager of ha line.
, -
justice nays immiunn iinprovom ;
(Hy-ia AnH9isie rrrw.r.
Wa8hinglon, Jan.' Rl Justice
Day
of the Supreme tourt. who has btH:lH lD franc, one of . which was
confined to his home for several oy spcciiilly minted as n standard for the
with a henvr Cold, was reported today ot tguo 0f Xntions, and af
ns much tmproved, ; , ; ; -.'-ttwrwante pnnentcd to Sir Erts Dnim-
J'- : '"' " '., " " iniomL the secretory of the lAfnguc,
Tribune on Sale in Kannanolto Daill .
Hie Ihillyi Tribune will Is? on: .sale
nt Kunnapolls eoeh Hfterixsin In the fiK
lure at the itand of Mr. 0. B. Hoffman,,
who bss been handling the p.ipen,
lliere for the past several weeks. ' r
Deaf, Dwiili and Blind
SCHVVA1IB OJ TARIFF f
fllrea Tlewa on a letter tteai to the
- Satlonal , tMiH-tla of Aaaafae.
tiirerit. '; f:;
, - - (By (fee.AsnwuHrd rfc) '.vi
1 Washington, Jan.t Sl.o- tariff
bill 'Will -biilM the j foundation for
prosperlly.l. unlesjt ;t pi-vide an
American baala to VMned,' the ;holo
In our present la wS-. which tne fluc
tuation in foreign crt-hungy nnn torn
in M,". fhaa. M. -Soiwab, of New
Ypr,k, deeiared i a le'ter' read to
day before the . Ttei-ifT Convention
here' ot tho. National AsHoctatloii' of
Manufacture, v by J.' E.. tMaerion.
president of the Arnoiciation. .:
1 -Today, -we are c4nfrontcd "with a
iMi-de weaknem -mtr " tariff i polley.j
wnu-n i- anei-un-f -'injuriously " me
,!'- Jl'r: Nchwnb nld."!'Ehietuntioiis
In- 1 foreign .,: exchange - are - plitytng
iheid-'i:havoeHWith 'waga and dnifctfs.. tfe-
Caiiae 1 our - present - tariff -laws 1 were
teyi were "noiinals thry ar'loduyi .
tiialiy inoperative aa. . far aai protecw
lng- 'la-bor and .industry or yielding
revenue arc concerned." ' - in
,. Hf t : 1 '.
TOTAL DEVTIIS. M.ti f
-vi
Final 1 ami jOfleial IJw ofIMBUMFln,
;' :- KnirkerbocherIMaaNlnniiitiH ,.
'-.' By -a-K-if-t rt .
, Waslilngton, Jan. -Xlnety-seveu
nersoiw .iM-owlIng to.the finul aad oui-
urr Hat tiiwl tmlnr bv the District
t .pnimhia authorities, -viost i-rtbeir
m ln .thofeollaiiRe- eatnrdavfniglit
under a IwrVlen of snow, nf tlie Kniek
jerhoekortTheatre roof. Any additions,
1 , tho- Hat. -ir wnu said, wnnld iresult
frnm tlwiatal termination of uijuries;!
snatninrd: by other T:lrtlins. ii
body of ihp diwster. probably will lie
delayed-'-a Amy or two; The resolu
tion hail JJeen reported favorably by
the Senate, audits aim control com
Iflsirict or coniuUMii commirtec nerore
I . . ... ......
bin committee. lBxwnsstBted, desired
to make a survey of tbo-inteaiplatod
action by tho District tinthorities be
fore supporting Jlie Clipper: inquiry,
1 Thd ronditiou ttf Edward It. Hhaugh
ness.v:vof (.lilcago second Assistant
postmaster? Gennml, who,; with - his
wife and two daugliUinwiwere Injured
In the crash, wwidcKibl , today , ns
greatly Improved. J- s
With Our Advertisers.
; Cllne's Pharmacy has every-klml of
B.1..i.!iim. rcMi. Its, In nnmnlnfn (i lirl
Tn)- goutucrland-Wakcneld Co., of
cbarlothy, : has ail ad.4n this paper to-
lnillly tnt'win pf mnrh lnterest to
vnu. Head it caremiiv
The Bell A Harris Furniture Co. has
Just received- a - car load of Schultz
l'lanns and Players, nml the comiwny
1
;s making nttractlve prices on the, tn-
care-
this
1 iwirrr ttt itiiuwi uium" uiMin,-' . m
-, r,,.,-,,, .w hats of ,distlnetlon nt
iFhilier'a,'- Also charming new frocks
: lor niisstw Him . women. r l""ri i. in
. , . .... I.
having, too.-a very special sale, of nor
itlty alUj' glove hosiery at only-$1. OS
a pair. Sec big ad. on page livo.
The Soerialtv Hat Shop Is now dis
playing the newest models In early
The company guarantee
being receiv
ed daily at Hoover's.' Si'holile hats.
Imin-. n.,H Hs.-u, n.1,1 nniit anil ninnr
1 ,hIs. IHml toil toscc newad.
. Tim innllnut m.lrl iVIoc In the world
. Fsmous medical specialists in Ln-i
don are having to take up general
practice acaln, ai the people today are
neither willing nor able to paj" them
high fees. 1 r :'..$.
1
EFFORT FAILS
To Limit' the Author y ei tbe Pro.
- posed Itrbl Kefauiling Commission.
; . , . (Uy Ike AmsrUIrA Vrm.t VI
- , Washington. Jnri :tl A provision In
flic allied debt refunding bill which
would have, giveu tho proposed debt
(iiminission Authority to "adjust and
sr.ttteie all claims the I'liltcd" States
has, or hereafter may hare- agninst
any foreign- government.'.' was strics
en eut ttslrty byrfhe !eniite- -J .
1 Washington. Jan. 31. Another ef
fort to limit the authority of the pro
posed debt' refunding commission to
defer interest payments on the in
billion foreign-debt' -failed toany 1 in
senate.; ' ' Aa- 'amendment by '(senator
gimmons-Wmosrsrr from"7Jorth Carl
ollnu.; which 'wojilrt' V-have1"- provided
thirt- inlet W -pj:io.irt s cc.il. I
postponed, for mora Uian turee years
without1 conenti of Coiitti ess,-. wan re,
jeotisl'itl' tow. V-iOiilvXtaW ns-..
(ti Four Hemi'i)iicftti--Johnsim,i Ladii,
LKoHctt and hSorris joln'd with itho
solid Democrat minority: in support
ing: tho amemlment. . Tho vote win
fifteen untniites nf tor the senate con.
v.Mied, and nd t dincuesion i prccadod
It I ' ' . l I V r
rimuilor Slniinoas offcrod his wHilicr
bamis eniendiuent but later u with
drew It i- . , 1
-)vs-i.-- n . ..) . - v
SENATOR KKVl'ON HAS' - ' l ''
v t ACt'EPTKD .Il-DCiESlIIP
Nominated bv President as - Federal
, . . Judge for the 8th Circuit.' i ,?i
. I (By the AmMlatnl fnp. : 1
il.AVashlDgtoii,! Jan", 81'. Seniito KeU'
yon, of lown, nnnoliuced todoy that he.
would accept the nomination Fed
eral Judge for the Sfh' Circuit hauilen
to him by President Harding and sent
lo the 8ente. " :
The Semite soon after-receiving the
nomination confirmed it, In ,nM'n,.,:.nii
honor rarely paid, to niemliers.
Senator. Kenyoa. .who entered the
Kenate in 1011, is one of tho lenders
of the' agricultural bloc, was: under
consideration - by the President last
October fisr tlic Feileral Jndgashlp
for northern Iowa district. The sena
tor was Informed, that ho could .have
the appointment If he so deslred, but
after considering tho nintfer decided
he .coidd be of greater publls service
by remaining In the Wennte. '
' The eight .circuit, - to which f five
judg are assigned includes tlic states
of Minnissotta, Xlossouri, Iown; Arkan
sas, Xelnaska, Coloniilo. Kansas, Oklii-
homn, Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico and
.North and. Mouth Dakoto. '(he salary
of a circuit judge Is $t,S0O nnd that of
a United States Senator $7,nt)0. ,.;7
GOVERNOR I.KN RXIAIX , '
.. IYE. SEPARATE TRIAL
Win Not Tried at the Rome Tune
'.Vernon Curtis Is Tried. "
' (Br lk VsaaeiateO Hrtrnrn. .
- Wnukegon, III., Jani' St.- Governor
ljcn Sinnll trnfay was granted a jrnna-
rnto trial by Judge Claire . C. In
wards' on the charges ,of conspiracy to
cmhesxle Stutn funds, for which he
was Indicted jwlth ..Vernon Curtis: of
Grant, Pnrk.i. 111. ( Beprcsentativca of
tho Attorney. General's otlice,- ami
Prosecution 5 Attorney . Mottluicr, of
Sunghnrn County, stroiurly miposed the
separation of the trials for .the two
defendants. , ; (, .' ..;
Charlotte Auto She Flans Are An
nounred. . s.-
Churlotte Jan. ,.30.Tho uto show
of the Charlotte Automotive) True
Association for 1022 will tie held In,
tho city Auditorium, according to a
iTopnrt made at tlmwwkly luncheon of
the association tmlay in the Chamber
of t'onamerce nmius. The exhibits may
lie limited to passenger ears. ,
t ' ' I" I 1 nil.., , ' ' ,,
v, Brtlish Isles Clmllciige V. 8.
y (By ' Asaaeiated Pre-a.
' Lpndon, ' Jan. 51. The lawn tennis
association announced this afternoon
that the British Isles had challenged
America for the Davis Cup. '
"Petticoat coming hack," says an
optimistic pessimist If It does; about
two feet of It will show. - .
now ron ark mvof.
TW FJeetl of FesM or CoMetac
B-we. Jan. 2S.-1 toe rto.ii.si
Pau Itr lisi-Lir dale fl
lb Middle Agra, la am-ira? tinea the
rr4r af the Hoinaa eb-rgy. cast la the
pcMi f I be faithful, was tbe rtxrt
lie power; hut as the lapal rtigniiy
lurresaed lo wealth and pk'i4"r II hr
iwine aa objert of aailsllnn. la tbe
yar ttymmaiHlns ens-d law
whli-h drtlnllety sMIk-d tbe nnd of
ekctino. hnl It was not until Wt. un
dpr Nh-holaa II, that the. Iapary was
coaiplKty pmnrlpaied from the tern
porsl a in bi lion nf lis adlwceots.
Tlic wird "t'om-lave" ram Into nar
alsiut tlw Dil'hlle nf tli thirteenth ren
tury and originated in the nistom of
si-Jei-IIng a hall whose door eiaild" 1
seiiirely fastened behind the voting
Cnnllnuls until they agreed by a two
thirds majority m a candidatv. Ill
oie insiance where stuiiboro do-tors
briri out aa agreement was hasten
ed by diminishing their qnnntity of
fmsl. The ( Vim-dire wlih-h met lu
1270 at Vlterbo to elect On-gory X,
lasted a year and a half before a re
sult was obtained. Tbe liibnliltsnts of
Vllcrlsi finally hastemsl a decision by1
reiunving the roof nf (he building
where the Conclave was hold, leaving
the venerable fathers a prey to the el
.cmenta. Theoretically, anyone may Is? elect
ed IoK. lie lids I lie. neither Cardinal,
priest, nor yet an Italian. Sixtus V.
was a' swineherd In his youth, while
the parents of Plus X. wero peasants.
On the tenth day after tbe demise of
the' Pope, "unless . a postponement la
agreed to, the Cardinals assemble in
the forenoon, and the preparations are
made for the Conclave. All tbe per
son who are to remain in the Conclave
a prelates, custodians, . attendant
on tlic Cardinals, physicians, barbers.
masons are passed In review and tnke
an oath not to speak among themselves
of Blatters concerning the election. Ev
ery avenue leading to the Conclave, ex
cept the. eight bs-phoies. Is- walled up
by the masons; bin one door is lft o
that It inny lie opened by the lateom-
lug Cnrdiiials or lo let out any one-
who may be expelled., or who for any
good reason may lie obliged to go out.
line who leaves cannot relurn. This
only door' has a -combination lock, to
lie opened by the key of the Prince
Marshal outside, and of the Cardinal
ChninlMr,lnin Inside. The food for the
Cardinals Is Introduced by , a turn, so
Well known in convents or cloistered
commimltles. . 1 - .
. The next day. after the Xlass of the
Holy Ghost, the balloting begins; and
continues until some. one. receives .- the.
nis-essary, two-thirds. The ballots are
cast Into fi challiw ou the altar. ; Fach-lenflea reuorted, fling Alight vibi-a-(Sicahtnt
triles the name of 1I10 can. ctibn. . ' Mr the 'sinui time nn eurtti
toei'Votliiar'awct. .inri!lwjnf-.K ob-liornta ' '''
loilg foriati Trrnartdiacsrdiug to bc .sSelsmocranti at lotiaasw 1 nlverslty j,
illreetlons on-tlio huH of Hrwgory XV.tl In- Spohane Washingron. .recorded tha I
Wien alt have voted the tellers esnni-
haVi the. Iialkrts and oroclnlm tho re-fl
mh. ,If iin"'ardlnal has xditntaed the!
. , . . -. ----- .
rcunircd nuniber of votes tlat n-snlr. (s
di-clartKliTohlnud she balliwii icOIIwTr.
cit together; aro hui'n I11..0 hrasicr
Willi-dump ! wtrawj! tho 1 dense, smoke
fi'Oui which Issues through! m.artictt
lnr ejiimner1 visible from 'the- outside
and proclaims t the outer warhk-that
nn election has taken pbij ri'-l t- -
" lrtceetllng wlth tHe'elei'tlon by bal
lot,. voting is continued on the lines In
dicated until eholeo ItcivBcbod; nnd
this is matin kinmn to' the, jieople hy
tlio iilwpuice of smoke, for although
the ballets, as fat tbe unsuccessful .in-,
st 11 tiiesi: arc also burned, 1 the , smoke Is
notpormitted to osempat' When the, re
sult is ronehcuV M ts iiHnonhccdln-. the
rinsing nf a belli; all the senior iCardi
lials advance to thcVplflcc.wcupleil'-by
the newly chosen Pontiff hnd Inquire if
he accept.-the-- chctlon." . On .receiving
his aftlnnatlve answer, be Is. at once
salutedby the entire college.' He then
announces the name by which ho. de-
sires" to he known thn)uglioutA- -the
world jis the. bond of the-Chnrch. . '
Jurhrs Sent to Lunch With Bottle- of
Seised Whiskey.' t
New York' Titties. ' . .:. '-'- --.
ilisnls-rs of n Federal 'trhd Jury in
Brooklyn yestenlny turmsl- thciniKts
liy direction of the; JndgCi. and. after
sampling tho fontents of one Iwttlc of
"Old (.oirtinentnl Kentucky Whiskey'
returned a verdict of not guilty against
stx; defendants charged with violating
the Volstead net t When Judge Harlan
B. Howe, of Vermont, prmidiug, wns
told that a Government chemist, waa In
court, to make an analysis of the liquor
noised m connection with the case
against Mrs. 'Mary - White, Anthony
Casese and four other defendants, he.
said: :';v-'.. "" .-'""' -.;:-'' v-V-'-v j
"What's the use of (hat? . That's a
waste, of time. Open-up a rase and
let the Jury taste It. .. Those men can
tell whether it's liquor or not. ... Any
body knows good whiskey " .. -f r ' -
One of tho 200 rases seised hr the
prohibition agents was opened by, a
court attendant and a bottle, taken out
lienriug a label showing that it had
been made. In 11110 ahd bottled in 1(120.
The cork was drawn by the attendant,
but no glasses were produced. .Begin
ning with the foreman of the jury ten
of the, twelve jurors, one after the oth
er, turned the, bottle up and took- a
drink. Two jurors-declined. "
When , Judge Howe concluded his
charge at. 1 o'clock he Instructed, the
Jurors to have lunch and suggested
that they take the, evfdenoe with them.
A member, of (he Jury then picked up
hi- bottle which had been previously
sampled. When the Jury , returned a
verdict of '"not guilty," two hours bit
er the evidence had disappeared. It
wiis alleged thnf .the defendants had
offered to sell 2nd eases of whisky at
i!5 a case. , ....
Noted Krolntar Dead. - . ,
, (By h Assos-IXmI fress.) .
' . Stamford, Conn.. Jan. ai.i-Solou H.
Bnrg-um, an' artist of nationwide re
nown,, and bead of a school of sculp
ture bare. Is dead. Be was born on
December 22, lwS in Oflgen, Vtah,
and was a brother of Gutioa Borg-
him, himself a noted sculptor.
ICHiricn uto jo
itlW'
-iMFUURf!USS!I!l
'
Mrs. Marion B. Stephens An
nounces Her Engagement
to an Employe of the Bald
win Locomotive Works.
WILL LIVE IN THE
FACTORY SECTION
And Will Occupy . Modest
Home There. Groom-to-Be
Served as an Engineer
in Kolchak's Army. : .
(Mr 0m Aaaarlated rtww.
Chicago. Jan. 31. Mrs. Marion ft.
Stephens, dsnghter of tare Norman '
II. ltcam, of Chicago, heiress to a for- ,
tune o-tlmared as high as $40,000,000.
has announced ber engagement to Aex
amlrovltch Vansiutaky, aq employee of
the Baldwin Locomotive,- Worka - in :
Philadelphia according to,' n story lu '
the Chicago Tribune. ,-' Vi ' ' - : " , :
Mra. Stephens, the rejiorf said, an- - ,;
noiinixsl the wedding would take place ,
in the Russian Church, in New York.'
Vanslatsky is said to have lnsistisl '
that he remain among working men.
and Mrs. Stephen willingly consented
to live In his modest borne in tlic fac tory
section near tlie ji'orks. '
It. waa his stirring stories of the"
war that ttrst artractisl Mrs. Stephens
attention to him, friends said. lie
served as an engineer In ' Kolchak s
army. - 1 ' . .
EABTIIQl AKK SIKH KS ' .
, ; ; FELT ON THE FACIFH-
rttiorks Felt bU Ih Way From Man ;
. Francisco to , (anwtlan Line No
' Damage Reported. 1
."'.i.:-.,' iKr (kr aauxHalMl "tsk.1 .
San Fi'iinelstsi, Jan. 31. Earthqunko .
shocks ere felt ear.v tislav along tile
Pnellle const from Snn r'rancisco to -,
the Canadian line- according, to re
port received -here.-,' o damage,, was
reported, ' ;-v. ,.-,,.--'
m San Tflindsco the nsi'lllutlon Was
f filnt .and continued for severe I sec
onds. ' A pronouni-ed shock- wai felt
at Eugene, Ore, afft o'clock.; Dlshv:
es rattled and iKnuons who. were awak-
shocks hegiimine nf fi;10i oclmk, amt
smlinuing Until! JiOS h'docib iTlio m.h
heaviest, slux'ks were fvom.o:21 to 5:34- -
Volnetan It was- estliiialed,th-:shoi'4ci! ii(
:4'IUaiU(ed Tn(l!,mih!S.Sfitlll"lt flf lrlll.1ff.lt:
knim 1 , in ij, 1 ,( v,i
EMtTHQl AKE OF t.KET
,iJ . 'INTENSITY JS UMilSTriKKD. m - ,
W as Registered This Monifng i the''-;
licorgetcwo ,Xc1smogranbiral (pr-, 4 4
valory. 1 .1 , 1 t , ,
i fHy (he AmwIii1-4 . Irf ns.f .g. -..,t-v.
M asbington, . Jan. 111. An earth-,. ,:.
qunke of' tho giiitet intensitv. ltn))i- .
ablV 2.iTi00' to 2.000 miles-, south ) of i
W ashington, wns registered- arlv to? .-:
dn.v nti- the Gewg'ptoWn 'yelsmiigratiht-'"; :;
cal (Hwenatoiv The quake, negsn
about ti If n m and lu 10 minutes .
the tremors hail become art pronmmeed :
as- to ritit- reglstctlng neisiles off b ..
scale ' 1 V " .i ' ,
' The quake aIno -nns iiegtstertd oa
the seismogrnnh of 'the -weatheT bnf !.;
roan, oflirinls of which describing It s a u o
'monstrous.". Both maeliinei . wcrmai 'i
still Ti'gisterlng the quake at 10 a. 'M.l
. Dr.. W. J. Humphries, the w.ntlsv
hiircnu's curlhipiiike : sH-iiiIist. . iv-i
ported -at 11 ocluck tbal the tremors
wero tlll continuing, but bad greatly
diminished In Intensity. ; .vu if. , (
.V f-
THE WITTON MARKET. . ;
Opening Advance of front 11: to 10 .
Points Prices Later Eased Off.'
i";.,'jr,(By. b .AMoylaled. iHaaati. ,
' New; ioi'k,; Jan.: 1-A rally n ,(
Mvorneol .market was followed, by an , 1
opening ndvaucc of 11 to 20 points, in.
cotton at the opening , hens; today. .
Houses with New Orleans and Wall
Street connections were - ImyerK., and .
was some Japanese buying of the old
crop most, hut Liverpool sold -.'hero .
while there was selling of Jiily'and thr-'
market met pressuru from people who
felt the rally was a result of purely
technical position. This cased price
off nfter early trading and after sell-;
ing at 10.17 May eased back to IS.fts.
while July. sold off from 15.80 to lil.OR '
or within a few points of Inst night's
closing, , ' '
Cotton futures .opened firm. " XIar.
1:0: Moy 10:15; July in.80; (Vt.
15:40; Deo 1,1:81. ,
HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
r MEETS IN HIGH POINT
Fourth Annual State Convention On. "
, - omd at Sheraton Hotel Totla).
' I Bf the AMK-itrO w im.
Hiirh Point, Jan. HI --The fourth
annual meeting of the North Curolioo
Hospital Association opened here this
innmlng at the Sheraton Hotel with
sixty delegates representing the bvirt- '
Ing hospitals throughout . the State ,
present. The visitors, wre Welcomed
by Mayor. Hcdrli and Dr. John T.
Biimis. local physician, aud Presldcat.
of tlwi Stoic Hospital Association. To
night the. delegates will beor a lecttiv ;
on radium by Dr. Howard Ar Kelly. '
of Baltimore, and Dr. John Wclv
Long, of Greemboro, will give an l
lustratcd lecture on cancer. ,
L'lHcicncy U the modem watch
word. A tnaa can drink himlf to
death In five minutes bow.