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LUME ..XII.
CONCORD, N. C, Kl N DAY, OCTOBER 2, 1922. 5
NO. 201.
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BOTE
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USSCDUCCIGiOi
' !sUce Conference is Dcf
l:tdj Fixed for Tuesday
at Mudania, According io
. Advice Received Today,
ENGLAND'S RECESSION
' ; CAUSES SURPRISE
It Is Generally Admitted Thai
, This Step is the Only Thing
That Could Have Stayed
Kemal Pasha s Hand. v-
if
Constantinople. . 2 (S the As-
V undated Press). With an l anniflce
. - i-.i . rUNir.d fLKi,UAl Mva.1 -
- ' . 1-BnTMinv in-iifiiiT-1.1 Hani -pir niunn
. row nt-Mudania the jierll f war l
1 twevo Great Britain ami Ttfrkey ap-
fV lrU Britain's recession from the
i, neutral sn controversy caused do lit
tle uni-nrl ml flint rmnintmrt lia-rc
fr; lltft I. ,, mmumII. A.l...L..lt t. tkU
I . ,,"i fit" p. l. CI 11 Hllllkll T-1f llllll HUM
If.-' step was the only thing which could
liave stayert-Mustapha Kemal PadiaV
hand. It Is. potted to ax another evl-
il.we .of England' xtraiollnary pa- 1,1 hours from exiHure, but te
tlem-e anil earnest Ueelre to avoid war.lttl","OT" nn Irftifnllr WtM iKslles
A'v to tile time of the Issunm of "t,le Ihlngs. -r .
Brlgadeer Oenexal Hnrrlnnrton's tern- I)r- lvejoy.sitld that a Turkish Rol
porialng note. Katurdsy olgW, the irn-l'. 'niWnkii her for n Giwkvwoui
ution . looked extremely' critical. U jn. sttick ber heavily with the butt end
Is now conceded that 111 tnct and l' hlB rifle nd left a mark. .This sol
tolcrance cohpleit with the timely nr- ,,er w28 1mA t0 ,Lrike .hec
rlvsj of reinforcement frou; Knglnndl tDe Amerlmn irtfii-er inter rened.
pretented the Turks from striking at t ('f he '1,tH-,
Cltanak . . . -t I Lovejor, witnessed a Greek woman cut
' ' "'her tbrout and then hurl lierself into
ngrawriu Mpmni'
i Constantinople,
4 1 . . T.. .1. . k
lCl. A l.Y .lilt!
Hix-Uited IWis)
An. Immeillflte tun - ' -
tnaj Agreement to suspend aH move?
' menti.of ttwH was 'exiiected here to-
r diw to be the first outcome of the ilu
danln iarmistlce' eonferem, r wblcU1 is
- to meet tomorrow. : ' ; . . 'i , . ' K ' "'
. The conferencei will, discuss, th otv
cnjaition of eastern' Tbrnce ly detnens
ments of lnter-allled troops dertng the
' Greek, army's withdrawal. :-r!t k" .? "
VThe expectnHon : here Is that"' the
Greek evRcnatlou will liegln immedi-j
ntplv nfteri the ci
T.i7m-W8Kdtmht B,.t1 hank;
ul 1U1K1HU ailiumw- . ..... .J. Bmvnllnir io n letter, rex-e ved
stlie esblilishuieut
tmtlve controL
"'ru" ? T-..""
V, .-uiuiuuiiiier-iui-u,w wio ., miir. ir
AJllllBM-i.u,. wt-HllllimK" .BWVTJvw
The Jtnlliin nil French Bp'nerals who
1 1 1 niv wtnvrrrviii iiui imi- itiii
..A l.n f .liMift.l..a "f .liuln .lull ru.l t I'Jl AftV.
ril 1.11 , ..Ulj.n .1. 1 11 1 11 1 V .-Jl. . 1 . V
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: Soviet Russia Enters Vigorous Protest.
Moscow. Oct. 2 (By the Asswlated
Tress). The Soviet Russlnn. govern
ment has. sent a note to England,
France nnd Jtnly protesting atfHliiKt
the blockade of tbe .Dardanelles, nnd
Inxixting upon the removal of all re
strictions to the free passage of trad
ing ships through the Straits.
The note says tbe manner in which
England to-'""endeavoring; to control
foreign seas and territory" shows in
difference to the Interests of Hussia
and the other Black. Sea countries.
Cmutantine Wants Support For Son.'
Athens, Oct. 2. (By the Associated
rrexsKEvKlnK.ConBtnntine in talk
' lng with his friends ,lxfore emtiorkiiig
for Palermo, Italy, where he is to
make his bome made n plea that hear
ty support be given the new king and
queen. . .'. . ' - :' f r, i v
Turks AtUrk Greeks in Thrace.
Cohsfantlnople, Oct, 2.- A band of
i 800 Turkish regulars crossed he bor
: der of Thrace at Slack II to the. north-
west of Slllvrl (40-miles west of Con
stantinople) nnd attacked the' Greek
outposts. These were being forced to
withdraw when reinforcements arriv
v ed, nnd,; the Turks were thrown back
o cross the boundary. '
Allied Policy to Be Decided On Today.
rnnstnntinoiile. (k t. 2 11 :&7 , a. 111.
(By the Associated Press). The Af
lled policy at the Mndania conference,
it was leurned this forenoon, will he
decided upon at a meeting in Constan
it tinonle this afternoon of the allied
1 generals, admirals, high , commission
era, and attaches in exfrau
v council. v. '':;';
' . Assembly Approves Kenml's Attion.
l London, Oct. ; 2. Turkish naUonal
lBt assembly at Angora has tuianl
. mousl.v approved the action of Musta
, pha Kemal Pasha nnd hns authorized
A New Interest Quarter
' begins .in our SAVINGS DHPARTMENT
October 1st. .All deposits1 made before the 1
10th draw 4 per cent; compound interest
from the first. . . ; r : , ' Vv
11:;-? -"' ; -5 :, ':'IJ v ; ? r;
v , Safe deposit boxes for rent in our Burglar
' Proof Electrically Protected Vault. ., ' , '
The Concord National Bank
" Capital $100,000.00
'Surplus and Undivided Profits $100,000.00
t . cum una MTRXA
The Half lit lot hn To'i. ay Or.
Lora)?. vreaea a. ltrta thitrag-
, ed. . " ... .
Con:art naple, Oct Z.(By the Ai-aw-lated
Irrt) Toe erlea of U
Ihrtitiaii Mtufi of Smyra lor water
a ad food are wet with a Turkish lean,"
aid Dr. txther Lovtyol. of Nw Turk
p.S xldaat "ifcbe Womea'a Hf.Hl,'oh
baa )t returned hare from a wcok'i
urvy la the atrftkea city. Dr. Lc-v-JoyidocJared
the world haa not a.
told the raal aiory-ot fir and horror.
Tbrr art aUll aanral (hundred
thouaaod, Cbr.etlau In Smyrna aad ln
terlor & lire art in peril. tr the
tjoe limit of tbeir evacuatlim hit
expired." aald Mb. T)nly provident
know wtat taelr fate wl.l be. ..The
crowd 'oa the quays are . an (real
that soma of them art puahed into tbe
Women stand wa nt deep in ih
water, holdlnf tbeir babies aloft to
aave them from drewninf. -
' 'The Ttitta aoldlera are ayatematt
Ciiliy robbing tbe men and wrenching
riniK .from tbe wnmea'a 8n)ern..r Tbe
wretched Mifferers are willing? to be
robbed If Ira aavea litetv'- . : .
"At tflgbt the Turklxh aulilftTS com
mit exceuea on women and glrle. duly
when a aearchllght from ablpa in the.
harbor are turned on them o, they
dexiKL In terror nt the Tutka the
refugee are packing in thousands in
front of the American consulate. '
There nre more than 1(K mothers
who mi r birth to baMe. ; Kttnie ere
delivered While shindlnK. : I attoiiled
many. Some of thV lofunts UletHntli-
tht water and drown.
. . "
MILDRED HARRIS HAD
From Her 'Former ' Hushand,4 dwrley
Chaplin, After Paying H Lawers.
' y, ' By ' Aaelate4 1tm.
to Angeles, Oct. 2, Mildred Harris,
WHon .picture nctres; now .on vaudPr
vflJe tour, declared1 she. received only
$fl,500 '.from her '; former hnsbaml,
Charles Spencer. Chnplin, ax'reen 'coin.
brtnted today.'
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TH.hi' tolililiaaif of naanlw
said the letter,
tili.''.l
have iwen hounded ' for many
nionths by my creditors, and bare, been
paying most of my salary out to them
weekly," the letter dated St. Paul,
read,
Besides this, an exproducer of mlnf
Is suing me for a Jnrge amount he: has
no right t do, as he Is the one. who
two years ng( snt me enst to buy
clothes for three, pictures and then
cancelled my contract on account of
my divorce. Mr. Chaplain would not
stand for mo on the same program with
him."
V
- Thev great centre of glass manufac
ture in Great Britain is. St. Helen's,
whence glass finds its way to nearly
all parts of the world,
the dlRiiatcb of delegnes to Mndanio
and later to the peace conference, ac
cording to a Central News dispatch
from Constantinople.: . ,
British Will Not Retire From Chanak.
Paris, Oct. 2. (By the Associated
Press). The French representative' at
the Mudania conference la expected to
support the Turkish proposal for the
evacuation of the neutral zones in re
turn for the immediate, evacuation of
eastern Thrace by the Greeks. The
fear is expressed, however, that Great
Britain will not consent to such
plan, especially at a conference at
which there Is no provision or the
Greek representation.
Further danger to the success of the
conference Is seen In the firm-decision
of the British not to retlre from Chan'
ak and should the Turks make this
retirement one of their conditions,- It
imIIiwi. .ftn the lawyer hnil npen nnilL
is foreseen thut. an agreement might
riiiiiHiyv, . . :
Approval of the Turkish' pronobili
is i pointed out, would l a substan
tial concession to the KemaliBts as the
allied lxwers in their note made the
neutrality zones of the straits one of
their chief conditions, '''-yf t:;
, , A-MLK1CS LIUj3iT10t
Z If Suia f eor NereltaUa tbe
, jnpleys-mt at Our Naat ferrea la
Tvrkimb Matrrv V . ' -
t ! IWmwtilH t s
TV"abinroa Oct. 1 Tb State IV
part mm t had before It today a rable
iraai from Jaa Cannon, Jr, a
liUhop of tb UethodM Kiitw-ulMkl
Cburrb. tfaintb, whs hi in RnruM a a
Mmlr of lb vtamlitxe inrewtigat
tnc 4-ohUltiMie In the'mr Kast for
the Ataerlran rhuAb abd relief orastv
Uathtn. The text of Dr. Cannon's me
nam1 waa not made public but It la
known tha be.nrard vtt' the Wash
Intlon (uremmeoi a policy In the Near
Fjm lurolvlng ArnVrh-an intervention
for. the prvtedloas of Clirlntianji there1,
even If aix b a eonrne neceaaltated the
(Mnploymcnt of Amttrhiin naval force
now In Turkixh watrra. - -
In connexion with' Dr. Cannon'
BieHage no anthorizeit aratement wan
ayltUnlle. nor aa It knowu whether
Secretary llrtKheji. intenua to reply. II
known that the jxilky of tbe sorern-
ment In reajlrd to the Near Euxt alt-
4uitln ia fliitlr oittKate! to any wu-h ln-
(eneotKin hm ,ut. unnun siicrwiwi.
The American government haa' al
ready iudlmteil to all l air ties to tbe
Mmtroversy revolving iibout tlie Tnrk-
lh strait. Jr fixed Mif that ; the
straits should I re to the shii ofjltreni nmount of ilnr'v One' will
an uuiiuuh; iiuii mewt aon tviimw " iwn. .iin nuniun iutr mir mm
minoritiea abonld ' be protected, . and signifying an ln.tent$in to win, f rienils
Its hm thnt there would toe. a cesaufiwIU rally to oue siipi'rt nmazihgly.
Hon of hostlltttes in the Near Eut. MXnthing Is mm-e bintuin thim to wish
Beyond till there Is no Indlirutlon
what .the AVasldnRton government
m-
Yl
temht to do. ., V. .
voi Vg'rowan LAD 1)1 rh
1 FROM GUN.SHOT WOUND
Accidentally Discharged in the Hands
oi Compaulon . Ketnrnlng t From
Hunting Trip.
Salisbury, Oct 1. William IMlxen-
helmer, 14-Year-old son of Charles
Misenhelmer, of Rockwell, ' was In
stantly kl led ; Saturaay afternoon
while returning home from a hunting
trip with two other boy3 about his
own age. ?
A gun in the hands of Glen Miller,
boy companion of William, was dis
charged accidentally and the entire
load of shot entered the back or Wil
liam's 'head, producing 'Instant death.
The funeral was- conducted from
the Reformed church Ht- Rockwell
Sunday; afterpoon .by fiev. H. A. 'M.
HajdHMiser, and was attended by the
largest number of people that ever
gathered in that v community
funeral service.- - 4V
fii'j,ati
r nnifveu t inrna xniirn'in
No Intoxicating Uqwor Can Be Im-
(Ky th Moeiaat,KT.i
Washington, Oct. "2. New customs
regulations making effective the pro-
vlsions of the tariff act of 1022 prohili-
ltiiig- tbe imiMirtation of intoxicating
Honors without, a lxrmit were proiuiu-
gated tixlay by the Treasury.
The regulations provide fov the
seizure of liquor, the seizure of the
veuicie in wnicn me uuponnuon is ni-
tempted, anil for the imposition of a
liability equal to the value of the
liquor upon the person In charge of
the vehicle seized.
Prisoners Remembered.
Snuday, Octolier 1st, will long beNre-
memliered by the prisoners and ofli-
cials of Convict Camp ao. 2, located
on the Cold Springs road, east of the
city lu o. 8 township. No. 2 Camp is
t Pl! rn,r.r H Bost and
ly in charge of Capt Ira H. Bost, and
.ur. uan nmiui us uuimn
The good ..people of No. 8 townsh p
.l'rlt?JU!!nrr !!mli,ita.rnlf
be equaled and not surpassed any-
where. The table was filled to over-
. .....J ....1 .1.1. ... rtn rpvii.
7 uJi pTllHtenli to ,!
prisoners- lined m . and listened to a
few words of welcome wnicn were
sixiken by one of the donors;
l.-hl,ih
1111 IS
reraTnT W bv or wor.o, Thanks
oner8J? -K, J'Lt""?".
ti'tio AlTai-oil l,v nun nf the iirlsonerfl lie-
"" I" . 'T i, ,ni
IVIV lull uirii , HUB UC(,11II. . uu.m
and frinedshlp reigned supreme, all
during the dny. Every prisoner enjoy
ed the dinner immensely, . and felt
?1;,J!J TEi the Jfii Vr,.ie or
deeply grateful to the good people of
towuisnip anu Vt.ost anu
Mr. Smith as wel , n we ese
good people that their kindness and
thoushtfulness will long 1x3 emlmr-
!. - A i mau.Miiit.
.England Recognizes New King.
Athens, Oct. 2 (By the Associateil
Press). Newsiwixjrs today announce
thnt the British minister signed the
visitors txxiks at tne raince yesteruny
and they Interpret tUls as British ret-
ognitlon ot.the new king. ' ,
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' Meeting of, Board of Stewards.
The Board of Stewards' of Central
Methodist Church will meet iii the
chnroh parlor
o'clock. v . ,
this
even ne at 7:30
'! . ' miartprlv t-riaTPrini :
aim new a,n.D,He II
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MARIES .
MEIERS
'TO BE
Ifo Worker i t the Qub WiU
. Go Without Adequate Pay
For His or Her Time Spent
- During the Campaign.
JL ':
VOTECOUrONSTO - ,
, ?-APPEAR TOMORROW
Get as Alany ct Them as You
Can and Send or Bring:
.Them in Now Is the Time
to Get Busyj
- There la a great -ileal of fun to lie
had ly . Jolnintr Che "Stilesmauxhip
iluV'nnd eoiunetiDa: for the big aii
tnraoMlen and other frize. Culling on
old friends, ' renewing luijiulntiinceH
and making new frtenda will nffonl n
to l on the wlmihig lle. lo you
ever qoiice now niHM'iur it is to unit a
man wbo Will' Hknowlcdge that he
voted for the losing cnnilidate in the
election? They aT smn-e imleeil, and
the same spirit wlnVnmiiifest itself in
the "SalesninnBliip.Cluh."
But the first thhax to do Is to show
your detenulnntli t t sniK-et-il by
sending in the nomlnntion coupon anil
then getting im the Job quickly nnd
securingsiinie vote to ! credited op.
lxmite your name "wiien the. initial list
npiicnra.
' The Campaiga Is Short.
mm
Mgnr weeks is ninngnty suort ttinejiM-esb.vteilan Orphans Home at Bar
in Which trt cart- Such tremendous . him Kui-inm neiir here liv the u-imieii
prize "as The Trlbnji nnd Times offer
their) friends who .pid tli'liuit'e In the
"Solefmnnshlp . Clith." Some of the
Cliib ( memliers ; aW going to earn
liriucetp siilailes dating the next eight
week-siihirles a eqiiul to the presi
dents some of -t 6 biggest banks to
duy. You can be, ke of these If you
but realize it. ' vi;Vi
Theije; are btmredft of ixrsons who
, inmm?ri(rr viy inaHHi'ltuoil liece?rll r.v
; to. 'tMk.'awinner'di- the big "club."
They would mn Ki'.JHilendld vote get-
.. ......
tl.lw,i their band i Wnrltg votes or
wm never know one's ability until It
is tested. Yon who nre reading alxmt
the splendid automobiles and other
iirizes would perhaps- be, driving the
!!2ir0.00 Anderson automobile at the
end of the eight weeks "club If yim
'would make the test now. .Doubtless
everyone has beard the -story of the
young man who was asked If lie could
piay tne violin, "i uon t Know, sam
he, "I have never tried." No one will
question this" young man's confidence,
but as he had never tried he would
not. acknowledge he could not do It.
I You huve never tried to act subscrlii-
itions, and there Is no reason why you
should think you 'would not succeed
Yon may develop into a , "world-ben t-
er.
A New Angle.
One of the "club" niemlx?rs stated
tht he '" ' thoroughly convinc
,x?rson could earn a big sal-
i : , , - ,,, ,.
'ZJw'frZ
ven though they did not win one of
. -
. ,, , .. 4t
lllHt'lllllE line UI 1V-KW111K, Ha mpj
'wal commission is paid those who
r" ti
- na . .. . .,
1 uuc v.l. t; l', .nCT,
, . . . .1 ill.... I 1
PP hnna ot le'
in the territory which The Tribune'
nun is , ii BiHire-iiiii iinioiiiwii 11
. 11
and Times serve.
There is room for
scores of workers and all compete for
the big prizes upon an equal basis.
This Is not a - "handicap" race in any
the word, and the prizes are'The50th series
.., .,.,., ' Min"fhn .' rits of County Building
awarded strictly noon the merits ' of
. nmniti011( eerKy am, tickabil-
, .. Trnl ,'t ,8 J matter t(,
, Th tribune and Times. The pop-!
two perTX'
the ggt tlme m.()veg tbis statement
oeyonu me snauow m u uouoi.
Some-people may be of the Jmpres-
slon thnt only new subscriptions apply
in the "Club." This is wrong en
nreiy wrong. iour ueigunura
V 110
have been taking the paper for years "T a.!..
may aid yon in winning ,one of the , V rT T Z,. .
magnificent 'automobiles ..by paying1 Lumberton. Oct.. 2. After Iwing a
their subscriptions in advance for a,fuRltive for 44 years, Joseph Kemp is
period of from six months up to two tixlay back In what he has descrilwd
innm All HiihncHntions count in the since his arrest as "God's own conn-
"Clnh." new siilistrrlntlons nnd old sub
scriirtions. Don't hesitate longer, but
This Bank
affords an opportunity in its
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
for safely investine small
sumsfcf money. We receive
deposits from $t'.00 upwards ;
and pay four per Cent, com-'
pound interest compounded
&
covtRxsEvr wonj aid
, MIOP CRAfTH LAWYERS
la m Eadeaver U lmdtt fiarUwr
Jwlirial t ai derail tt lajuarUen
Prererdlnca.
r IM AMkM Ptaaa.l
Ti aahlngtoa. i Readlneaa t
eo-oiwrate with roanael fur i ho nil.
y abop erafta nrganlaatloM la any " l aiwdlng te Dr. J. V. pa
emlearor te eiMxUle further Jmtlri.l rt. roairman of tbe
runsiileTaHoa f tbe gnrernamit'a tn-lharma eounty. xtrTl
liUM-tlon iinireeillaBi (tan tmiiiil t.l The qmaa for tbla , MM
day by officbiki of the Denartaeot f
Jnxtli. Attorner 4;ener.r lanirhertr
waa mid to hold trk-tlr io tbe ofrinlon
to this effect. whU-ti he noreaaeil In'
bligo.
Donald a Uichherg. of Chkagn.
rounei for tbe striking shopmen, ar
rived here early today lo take np the
matter with tbe Detriment of Jus
tice nfflcbil after having conferred
with lender of the striking shopmen.
THE COTTON "MARKET
Optaed at a Advance of 49 la 5t Points
in Response to Higher Liverpool
Cables.
B7 the aaorlIWi rrt.
Xew York, I let. 2. The cotton mar
ket opened firm at an advance of 4'.)
to 511 iMiints In rexxmse lo higher I.lv
eriNMil cables, the more hnxful view of
the Xettr KilHtern mWhiiHiid. ynd K.
lxirts of a Ixtter tone in foreign ex- Turkish National Authorities Agree te
change. There was active covering i Armistice Conference.
rei-ent sellers ami fresh trade or com- Constantinople, ta-t. 1. Orders for a
inisslon house buying, but the South ' rsssatlon of lnllli iry movements in the
wdd very freely and after selling ntU'uaniik region of Asiatic Turkey and
20:110 at the opening. December eased for the suspension of the activities of
off to hIhiuI 20:75. with later fluctnn-
lions somewhat irregular.
Cotton futures oK'iieil firm: Oc
toiler 20.ti.Tj Dccemlier 2IM10: .Innnnrv
20.S0; .March 20.MX: Mav 20.70.
NEW GIRLS' Pl'ILDING
TO BE DEDICATED SOON
Building at Barium Springs Orphan
age Will Be Formally Dedicated on
October 6th.
I Br the Aanoclnted PrmcV .
Statesvllle, X". C., ("t. 2. The new
hllililfmr fin fHrlu iii-mii.ntn.1 tit tin.
of the North Carolina Symxl of the
church will be formally dedicated Oc
tober (tth. d'lans are lielng formulat
ed to ihuke the dedication "one of the
biggest events in the history of the in
stitution," said Joseph B. Johnston,
manager of the Home.
The 0Xnfng .of the new building
and the recent remixlellng of Rumple
Hall will make room for 00 more girls.
at the home, and alxmt M0 of this num
ber already have Ixn-n admitted. -
SPECIAL NAVAL BOARD
, .BEGINS -ITS HEARING
Regarding Ithe " 'Maintenance of the
,egaraing ine 'maintenance oi ; ine i.jjurf
-Shore KstabUshmftit mrHSfc
(By the- AafeMlated trwh
Washington. Oct. 2. The special
hoard of navnl officers created bv Hc-
retnrv Denbv for the minxise of re-
commending "a definite and stable
nolicv" reeurdini; tlie mninteuance of
the shore establishment of the. nnvv.
i,,.Lrnn its deliberations todnv nt the
Unvv Department with Hear Admiral
Hugh Itixlumn presiding as the senior
member. Considerable time probably
will be required to carry out the mis
sions assigned to the Ixxird by the
secretary,
With Our Advertisers.
AVhen yon want something In the
drug line "run right to Cline's."
The Citizens Baitk and Trust Coin
pony will receive reixtslts of from $1.00
nit, says new ml. This Is an excellent,
way
Tl
to save your money.
The Specialty Hat Shop can now
!,,.. ,.
you hats of felt, velour, pnnne,
iinrl Kt-nivii i
velvet
No. 0 was the winner of the Utile
Misl ae Hat Contest nt Fisher's.
ti. t har ..h..i,.o
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New Victor records at the Bell &
Harris Furniture Co. Also furniture
ftr ne room or nn entire house. Two
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HA,.. , I , LI flullIP I,' i 1 1 i 1 1 fllfiWf Villi
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Tne uesr yon can smoae nr. me least
you should ixiy nt Cline's Pharmacy
There is comfort in owning your
own home. Talk to F. C. Niblpek
about thnt new home.
Make the future safe by saving now.
of the Cabarrus
County Building Loan and Savings
Assoi-iation offers n fine opixirtunity to
, sy8telu,lticall.v.
The Musette, Inc.. has a new ship-
meat of flor baskets and artificial
flowers.
FACES MI RDER CHARGE
AFTER F0RTV-F01R YEARS
Iunl. U-mn Covb Ha fa 1,1.1 Hn la
trrr ui, .it,., n . .,7 .0 ..... - ...
1...J l nnAih rmirlni
- ; try" to race a cnarge or murner in
connection wnn ine miiing oi naimiei
dicieu near xieu oprings in into.
Kemp, who was arrested in St. Augus
titne, Fin., last week, arrived here last
night in Custody of Sheriff Lewis and
Is now lodged lu ltolxrtson county jail.
He will lie tried at the. Oetolx-r term
of Roberson county criminal court.
The keeper of a lighthouse In Hawaii
recently brought In a mass of strange
substance which he had found floating
In the water. It-turned out to be
eighty ' pmiuds of ambergris, worth
nearly $50,000.-.... f , '.. , V
get,-In the race now and prove that
you are made of winning material.
, . ' Vote Coupons, i '-
In' tomorrow's Issue of The Tribune
will ', appear 'the vote coupon. , It Is
your chance to eiter the - cnmtMiign
and have your friends save them for
vou and ret a Ida atart In the race.
These eouiions are good for fifty vtites
and will count up In a hurry. Fall de-
1 tall in regard to -the W VOTE COU
itii$ w ecRiBrn to
Di 1DAQ.N tVLlJJUK. ( AMPA1GN
This Aaaeuat Baa B TUietd by
arWw (iMrra Meaahew aad Abja
rd la This I'aaaaty.
1 jit eat renorra UMuVt that Cabar-
ru loooty to la tbe Wad In ralxiac
qona oa tbe Oreaier ItarldMi
Uu- uf hl.n 9i2X& ''
'scribed, leaving only t2JM.T. te be
ralxed. Tbe nNmey la mbarribed by
the (linrrbe and alnmnl uf tbe rul-
and iUrrlitioiM are still com
ing in. according to !r. Davis.
if anyone wishes to make a rontri
bntlon they are asked to are tbett
Cbnn-h chairman or Ml Rosa Innd,
ei-retary of the ("utwimia county com
mittee, or Dr. Dart.
In aniinm-ing the amount that haa
already bene stilwrllied Dr. Dovia de
clared tbat he wanted lo "thank ev
eryone for their hearty cooperation."
lie also stated that "we want to con
tinue our canvas and get Cjilarru
County over the top liefore the cam
ixilgn cliwes November 15th."
KEMAL STOPS ARMED
ACTIVITIES IN CHANAK
Iiue jiu imkii irrtvciiiiir iuiT-t-n in imcu-r nonce oi uppeai io rue aupremr nuri .
have txen issueil by Mnstaphn I'asha.'of tbe United States, and asked tor a,-
the Turkish Irrc.wlar fori
i the Turkish nationalist leader.
The Turkish nationalist authorities
liave agreed to an aruiistlie conference
(n Mudania on Tuesday and have re-
quested the allied high cominisshmers
to a ppolut delegates. The nationalists ,
will lie representi-d by Ismet l'asha,nnd
ivuiiik i.cr i-i.nkti.i ii.x i
London, Oct. 1. With the virtual ac-j"
tvptance by Mustnpba Kemal Pasha of I
a conference at Mudania Tuesday, or j
as soon as possible thereafter, the'
whole hear eastern situation Js con-
sldcred temporarily easier. However,
the fact that Turkish troops are still
concentrating in the Isniiil zone, not
withstanding that they have retired
slightly in the Chanak zone, would in
dicate, according to remarks made af
ter the British cabinet's second meet
ing tixlay, that "Kemal Is still playing
n game.
The Music Cabarrus Day at the Expo
sition.
Charlotte Oliserver.
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Should ,lie played for Cabarrus day nt
the exposition.
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jiiik i 11 illl run imi lie imigiii sieii
quickly. The orchestra put an extra
amount of pep into it ltiuse Cabai -
rns is ma rcb ng on so mightily n ail-
yancenicnt along all lines, especially
that of marmfac ure, that nothing less
than a quick step would keep their
Pu'?-
The program . endered ly the or-
rendered by the or-1
chestra was meant to te only nn In
troduction to the Cahurrns day pro
grain, so the numbers were few.
For the first time sice his return
from New York not so long since, Mr.
Sam Goodman, .Concord's noted sing
er, has been heard In Charlotte. He
sang
nt the extxisition on Cabarrus
day Friday delighting nil who heard
him. His selections were t , Colum
bina,". and "Mother Mnchree," and he
captivated bis audience. Mr. Good -
man hns studied in New York and has -riie .-auuuswniu jvsaociauun m w.
very -rlchlv dwejoped his voice. He in this morning went on record as
has a fine tenor, of exceptional volume, j favoring the proposition. A, coiuuiit
puritv of tone, nnd stvle. He is lit-1 tee was named to confer with official
ling himself to sing in concert nud, boards of the various churches and if
oiwra, north. He Is also nn organist, sentiment is shown to favor the move
nnd -pianist. During the absence of ment, definite action may be taken by
:' . . 1 1 1 .1 n..r.l.. ,1 .... . T null - IHIlllMlDlrllH
Aira. imser nnring lue summer, lie
played nt the Second Presbyterian
church.
Teachers' Examination.
The Fall Examination for tuochers
will lx held in the County siqierm
tendent of Schools' office on Oct ober
10 and 11th. Tests will Ih? offered for
the second grade, elementary and high
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Si'Olxu eel llliciliew. iiui k iviii oi-iii ui
0 a. m.
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Of all scents the most precious is
attar of roses, which Is the carefully
extracted essential oil of tbe. rose.
To make just one single ounce of this
precious scent requires the essence of
150 pounds of roses.
Make the Future Safe
We pay you to SAVE. f .
Save systematically for success. . , ;
' To save successfully yon must save systematically. - ;
SUCCESS is a large question of hnblt, . '
If YOU will not sow yon shall not reap; -
Opportunities neglected are lost nnd gone forever. , '
It la easier to save $1.00 each week than to save $52.00 once ;
a year. . .
Take care of what you make and after while It will take care .
' of YOU.
There need be no doubt about anything It is simply a qnes
. Hon of persistency. : " ; .- ' ',-
To get ahead yon must WORK. V EARN MONEY ' SPEND
LEESS than you earn and Invest the difference where it is safe,',
'where the PROFITS are satisfactory and where the INTEREST ,
. and PRINCIPAL can lie gotten WHEN NEEDED. '
. - YOU CAN DO THIS BY TAKING SOME SHARES IN THIS '
1 OLD RELIABLE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. SE
RIES NO. 00 NOW OPEN. ,' v. ' ' ,
-' -' A . 1 ' START RIGHT BY STARTING NOW.
Cabarrus County Building Loan and
. Savings Association
w. Office in the Concord National Bank
El
I
ought to Restrain A.
-fr'atU From Certifying
Ad Valorem Appraisals of
Their Properties.- ,
CASE GOES TO :
SUPREME COURT
Decision Was Rendered in.
Greensboro by a Specially
Constituted Federal Court"
Which Heard the Evidence.'
By fka aoetar hul l
Grrensboro, Oct J. (The application . .
for an Interlocutory injunction re
straining A. D. Watts, State Commis
sioner of Revenue from certifying the "
disputed ad valorem appraisals of
the five major railroads operating In ,
North Carolina down to tbte counties,
municipalities and school districts was
dfcnlid by a specially constituted Fed-.
erm court oere uniay. v - i
Attorneys for tbe carriers fileit
stay restraining the Revenue Co minis- ,
sinner from making, certifications. Qt ;
,the amralsals Is dispute until thJ mat-
ter Is passed on by the Supreme Court.
Tbe five roads involved in the hear-r
Ing are: Southern, Atlantic and Yad- ,
kin, Atlantic Coast Line, Seaboard Air
ijhr nnn rannnnr h nil miiiirvrn. itif v
leje the ad valorem "appraisals "
against their property are excessive
and discriminatory. ' .
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FREIGHT RATE HEARING i
131 Aitntii ili.e inia n ccn
Interstate Commerce Committee Will
Continue There Hearings Begun In
Atlanta. '
(Br the Associate Pma.) . '
Asheville. Oct. 2. Evidence on the
part of several Southern States will .
jlx intrixluceil nt the session, of the In
jterstnte Commerce Commission' con-
I venlng here AVeil'nesilay in the South-
:ern freight rate hearing which was ;
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in-);iiii in AlHIlllll. . V in Mmnyu .I'ui-
missloner Maxwell, of ltaleign. Is ex-
ill irw.li HIT I .1,(1 ,i in, ... ...ii. i ii,
I?ctt to lend North Carolines fight
. which centers chiefly n alleged
(lis-
Eastman, Washington: Jas; A. Perry,
Georgia :
Alexander Forward, Virgin- .
,la
It lliulann Knrr Flortiln a Ad A.
' I ln t-fepiuin Aliilmmn
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j The mf nenrlnK8 ' i AtJanta, '
, Commissioner Maxwell, , of :
R rai.ua, quit liecause he felt
ln,)IM)8tll8 of t'he raliroa(,g were so
o the Btate he conld Mt flJt
unv tnilli-lnl i-nniiHtr of the case, were :
. , nHrpli . rh. rni,..nn(, .'inft of
the case.
PLAN TO DISPENSE WITH
FUNERALS ON SUNDAY
Such a Plan Is Being Considered by
the Ministerial Association of Wins-ton-Salem.
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riBf the' Aaaoclatea !.
Winston-Snlem; Oct. 2. This city i
' may dispense witn Mjimay inner a ix.
mr, tiBiA-iuinni. uwni , miutiumv..
have expressed themselves as favoring
Ithe plan. . ; -
American Negro Among the Captured.
- By the Associated Pre,)
Kl Paso,. Oct. 2. Among the' rebels
captured after the Jaurez garrison re-.
volt Saturday was an American negroy
William Jackson. : Military authorl-
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uro iuiih.v iirouurteit AiutiKvii auiuiui- .
I ties he would not be. shot, as the negro
i declared he was forced to join the re.
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An English clergyman, abont to ho
married, tixik for the text of his
sermon, "I am in a great strait'- (11
Samuel xxlv., 14). ' rf ; -
0 FIVE RAfLRO
' PON will also be had In tomorow'a Is
NIAMtNC COMPWION .r-:
sue. . . t- 'i X