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VOLUME XXII.
CONCORD, fN: C, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1922.
NO. 203.
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BEALLOnED
; TO OCCUPY THRACE
Only After Conclusion of a
Peace Treaty Great Brit
ain and France Agreed on
, This Principle. , 1 "
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' BUT LITTLE DOUBT
' . ' ALL WILL; ACCEPJT
.Hie Solution Provides Three
Steps for the Return' of
Thrace to TurksTo Be
, Referred Also to Rome.
rarts, Oct 7 By the Associated
rressl. Grant Britain ami France, an
represented by Foreign Secretary Cur
Eon, anil Premier Poiiicnre, - have
agreed in principle that the trooM of
T".. I . I . . I. .. . i 1 1 . . ..... 1 1 i . I
TURKS TO
Hmed to occupy Thrae only after tbel' C Tlt
conclusion of a neace treaty. . . i
, This agreement now will he suhmlt
led to the French and British eabl-
nets which, are now In session and
, 'will be referred to Home by the Ital
. ln representative here.
There In 'considered to" be ' (little
s : .doubt, however, that all. will accept,
and the details will be worked ont this
- -afternoon bo that the allied generals
- .- at -Mudania can resume their confer
; ence In full, agreement with, each oth-
i er aa. to the terms to be. offered the
.Turks. tri'
The- solution .' provides three 'steps
' for the; return of Thrace t( the Turkil
' as.follovss ,...' S--tr-?ir -r .
' ! First, the .Greek army and those of
-the iKipulntionr desiring to leave must
evattinte immediately. ., .; : ,., -,
Second. 'A Turkish ; cfvll admlnls
tnitlun will lie InstnUtsl at the same
time the allied troops take the place
of the Greek forces to preserve order.
. 'Third.'. ' The Turkish-army-will lie
r allowed to cross the StraHs of Darda
nelles Nand enter Thnu-e only upon the
' conclusion' of ;a penw treaty, and it
will not lie nutil that time that eastern
, 'ill race la completely Testored to Tur-
kej' :.'.', y;1??-" J-"'-j-v
, ' 10,000 Greets in Eastern T3nace,
N London, Oct. (By the Associated
; Iress).-r-Ten' tlKionnd Greek troops
.,. have been concentrated In the Tcbatalja
district, eastern Thrace, which Is un
der fontrol of the IJrencB cavalry, iiays
a Central Xews dispatch irora vmtan-
Greek officers are ireportea to
A .1 1 II... . .MHki An anniA rif iha nAnil.
Minn lIIUlt.U BllllOlU.wmTJ," mo
, ' lstlon of Thrw. telling them to re-
nule the Turks. 4 v .?.'. -.i;v.i,'..
: ; Fires have broken out In the fores
. , of lstranJa. north ot t.onstainttnopie,
and-are' spreading In the direction of
j.njtni tin, . .,...'
The ' Turkish . newspaiHra announce
Musta ' Kemal Pa alia has left Angora
for Xludanln, where he hopes to meet
General Harrington tha BrltlHb com
liiander, says a' Renter dispatch,
' Mudania; 0!t. 7 iBy the Associated
press). Tlie sessions . of the -conference
here were resumed at 8 o'clock
this morning'' 'Owing to the lateness
of the arrival of British instmctioTis
from bopie no formal session was held
last evening, but allied generals con
ferred late -into theiiJightfO::"";'
Reported Tliat Sultan Has 'Abdicated,
London, Oct. T (By the Associated
IM'ss).- report that the Sultan
Mohnmed VI of, Turkey abdicated at
J0;55 this . morning was received, today
by Russian : delegates here in a Wire
less dispatch from Moscow.' : There is
no confirmation of the,v report,' but
Moscow 1 believed to be In close com
munication With Constantinople. .
The Moscow dispatch, which Tepeat
ed the message from Angora, says that
upon abdication the Sultan named as
his cousin, who will lie known - as
Mwljld It. ,. ; -
- Rlnce the successful campaign of the.lng, as follows: No. 6, Fred R. Shep
. - Turkish nationalist army against the herd, captain; No. 9, Dr. Robert Fisher,
. Greeks there has been several reports captain, and No. il. Dr. Julius Bhauars,
,'of abdication of the Sultan. lit re- captain. 5 The silent boost was given
' ply to tfiese reports he declared In, a
letter to a friend on ricptcmlier 30: V
l , sunn continue to- oiscnirge my
. Jioly duties until the end. - When the
nntlonallsta . enter Constantinople I
shall have something pertinent to say
to them."
t-
New Instructions.
'Paris,. Oct ft (By .the Associated
Press ).-t-Vl8Count Cnrzon, British for
. eign secretary,' following another con
ference this morning with . Premier
l'olneare. told the Associated Press i
that he and M. Polncare had agreed In!
principle on the new Instructions to
. sent to the allied delegation at Mu-
,; da nla. ,-, .':,,, .vvv"-'' ''' 'vJ-:'
, GnWfaa. Must Evacuate Thraco Imme-
y 1 s : : : ;,' diateiy. , ? j
. Parla, Oct., T tBy the Associated
Press).- The Mudania conference hns
definitely agreed that the Greeks shall
evacuate Thrace immediately, It was
announced here today, t A month there-
i after, the, Turkish "gemlnrmes nnd- a
Tnrklsh , administration will center.
' Thrace and the allied contingent con
' trolling that , territory In the thirty
day period will withdraw. .
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Football Today. ,:
; (Hy k Aavtmt frew.) '
1 New Y-ork, Oct. 7. 'Eastern football
elevens today generally fnced the first
serious opposition of the season, with
0 number 'Of , Inter-aeC-tlonal games
: scliediiled. ' ; t '-...'.-
Yale, which will play without tlu
services of t'nptnln Jordan, and othr
llrst string : players, will meet North
Carolina In the Bowl, v ' '
Princeton meets Virginia at Prlnce-
ton. .,-' .',.-., '. '. ' ' -. '
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KIWANIS MELTING
RfwJutUo ef C'n)mRlitioa for the
tMi.Ovt Gift. John Millw Talks aa
t irr and lire L.
Tb KIwinii Club of Concord at' ft
regular meeting Friday (Truing at the
Concord Y. il. C. A. transact! several
hurlnets waiters, and snjoyed splrn
dld program arranged by IVam No.
O.Fred It Phepberd, en plain.
Lee froweil, Jr.. prewutsd to he
Hub remilntlou c,xprralng to Mrs. 1.
W. Cannon the ajp rectal Ion and com
mendation of the Kiwanis t'ldb for her
recent donation of $.V).(MI0 to the Jack
son Training School to help rebuild
Ibt airuiinintratloo building which was
recently destroyed by Are. , ,
A tetter from Commander John M.
Oglesby of tb Fred T. McOonnell port
of the American Legion was read. Mr.
Oglexhy stated he had -been Informed
that It will be proper for the American
Legion to Join In a celebration on
Arnilsth Hay. and that the post will
hf pleased to assist In arranging a
celebration for November 1th. .The
matter was referred to the special
committee, of which Major Will Foil
is chairman. , r '. .
The District Convent Inn to lie held
In Ashevllle on the 17tt and lKth of
this month Was again called to the
attention of t tie numbers of the club.
was furnished to each of those present.
Arrangements are being made for quite
a number of local Klwantans to attend
this big event, at which will be gath
ered Kiwanlans from the two Carolina,
reprer enting forty-t Kiwanis dubs.
Chairman John B. Rherrlll.'of the Dis
trict Convention Committee Is .making
arrangements for members of the local
club who expect to attend the conven
tion, '..f I ':!". ,-v.--.: L, " -
Captain Fred H. Shepherd, of Team
No.' tl, took charge of the,; program.
Miss Mary MacLauglillu. former Con-
eordlan, delighted the. club with two
vochi selections, the -accompaniment
being ; played liy Miss Nell Herrin?.
lp, John.Ifc Miller, one of the char
ter meinliers of the Kiwanis Club, and
known throughout the state in firemen
clivles, was presented t deliver a talk
on fire , prevention,. In observance of
Fire Prevention Week, whlclt has lieen
set apart from October 2nd to Octo
ber Oth.- v .'- - V-
,Mr, Miller outlined to his hearers
the' vast amount of losses sustained by
this' country on. acconntof fires, run
ning np to $550,000,0()Q per year, or
$5 each for every man, winnn , and
child- In the TJn.ited- States : In com
parison with mother ' countries In the
world, the Vnlted States has the hlch-
esf losses In the; whole" world, some of
the countries having, losses as low n
one-twentlth otmirs or less..' ! Besides
the loss of property, Kid lives were lost
lat year lu the state of North Caro-
Two thing' are 'responsible 'for so
many fflres In the United States,-eon-tltnnwl
Mr. Miller. These are igno
rance and carelessness. Ignoratfee in
tne minding or structures, rauity aues,
defective wiring and ,the like; cause
millions of' dollars loss - annually :
while carelessness of , persons - In al
lowing nil kind of rubbish to acenmu
la te about theler premises has ' led to
other losses still as large The speak
er stated, that the children ot the pres
ent generation';, are '- being, educated;
along the line of, -fire prevention, and
he predicted that the next generation
will see wonderful improvement alon?
this line, i;':.i;ii.:! v !' t.; y.-c
Rev.: William A. Jenkins, a member
of .'the. Rotary Club and an honorary
member of the Kiwanis Club, was pres
ent at the meeting, and presented Ho
tne Klfvnnlang tpe r matter of, support
ror toe tjoncora x. m.' u, a : ,: itev.
Mr, Jenkins outlined the good work
which' 1b being done by the locnl Y
in Ixiyfl' c'lrcles, building them np-physically,'
'morally,: socially , and -spiritually.
C.TIip speaker brought to the at
tention' ot the club the financial condi
tion Df the instltutloi and urged, that
eteps be taken by the Kiwanis -. and
notary muds or -tjoncora to put wie
1 -on a sound financial footing. . it
is planned now to hold a joint meeting
of the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs in
the near future, at which definite plans
will be laid for this wprk.' ,
Three iteamg- reDorted 100 per cent
'. (attendance at Friday evening's meet-
by will M.' Linker, of team Jlo. .
I The; attrudance prlise for' the last
meeting was ornwn ny urn mem tiers
of ten in n 11. Caleb' 'ffa Swlnk- win
ning the lxes whjeh was 'donated by
Brevard Harris, of team No. 4, , '
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With Our Advertisers. : f
F. O, Nlblock offeVs a complete build
ing material aervlce. ' , See ad. todny
for-partIculara.i f v. 1 !' ",." ,.;.-.! v -..
The Musettte, Inc., thla year baa a
big and complete line of Halloween
goods. State your needs.
This com-
be.pany fill' them. , i :.
Regularity la what counts In saving
money. --a Make . it a habit to deposit
something' each week In the savings de
partment of Cltissens ' Bank, k Trust
Company. .. ' 4 - ' ' . :'
You can get yonr shoes shlned free
todny at Parka-Belk Co. Bee ad. on
front page, - .---. ,- ; .J-- .-.
Don't .depend ort ,any one fuel," ad
vises Concord and Kannnpolls Oaa Co
In new ad. Get a gas heater Installed
at once.- 'v .,;.. a, ..; .
- A. B. Pounds In a new ad. today
says be ran deliver coal for yon vow
at MZOO a ton. .y y -.y
. -.' Red Forces Defeated.
Vladivostok. Oct. 0 (B.v the Assoc!
ated Press). The Bed forces which
met 'the "white" troops In battle on
the Stssk front In an engagement that
ojiened October nth were reported to
have been defeated.
Batteries Twlay." "
Polo Grounds, New York, Oct. fj
the liatteiies for the Ynnkeea: Mays
and Rchang; Glantn, McQuillan and
Snyder.' , .: i ... f ; .'..
CONGEFSMW DOl CTiTON
TO ME.tk HIKE OCT.
1:
Will AU rHiesk la ML fWiaat m
Kannapoti (L AUxrt Ivs t tt
Urrt OrtvVer lets.
Huu. It. 1 Dou-Utou, CoDgreaiitnaB
from ibe Klghih North Carulina du
trlrt. will make three speeHifi la this
county thla ntunih, accortllag to an aa
nmiueement nrnde tbl morning by
M)r W. A. Foil. ihalruuD of the
nnty Democratic F.xecutlve couimll
tee. ,- , . . '",-.'
Mr. Dunghtoo will aimik In Cuncord
at the court haase on the night of
m-tubtr 12th, On the night of tb
Uth be wiU speak In Mt. Pleasant,
and on the nlirtit of the Uth will speak
in KannapolU. '
Mr. Houghton will speak In thts dis
trict in the interest of his contest
for Congresa. He i being oppoed
again tbla year by Dr. J. k CamptieU.
of XofwowL ' Being popular with a
'arge clrle of friends and supporters
in inis city and county CongrrmuiHu
Doughton is certain to lie heard hv
large Crowds at the three speeches in
Caliarrna connty.
CoL Albert Cox,if Raleigh, one of
the most pleasing speakers In the state,
will peak at the court bouse Jiere on
the night of October 10th. He will lie
the Hist speaker to be beard here this
year under the auspices of the Demo
crats. - . ,' ..- ,
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eiASTS mn a third game. 'j
Jack Scott Baffle the Taaiks and
-Leaps Into Bcnlm of Stars.
New York, Oct. A little mors
thau three months sen .Inhn wmium
Scott drapped out of the 'baseball doxJ"118 mlecl. .i; :
yltAi .nil nn - n. . -
score and no tears save poss.bty his.
uwik were sneii. jack bad never
ranked, with those whose names are
passed on; A hard working plodder
had just; worn ont and was expected
to fade away; Tonight he is the most
talked about man In the Vnlted States
and his name wi.l live.
He transformed himself today and
became an Identity by pitching 112
balls that resulted in his team, the
New York Giants, defeating the New
York Yankees, 3 to 9, in the third
game of the. world's series, , and sup-!
piled r his club with a two-game lead
in the classic, an advantage that has
been overcome only once In 'history.
Everyone knew that Waite Hoyt,
the 'Iboy, wonder" who .won two out
of three games from the giants In the
mi series, striking out-18 men, al
lowing only 18 hits, and yielding only
two runs, both unearned, was to pitch
for the .Yankees., One fan remarked
that McQraw, virtually was conceding
the game, believing Hoyt unbeatable,.
am oaa aecmea not to throw away a
man who might win tomorrow;":,' , v
J.lflck i&v.H'Cl mmnr'A (a bi 'lliA SuwJr.
now. IjuaVl there,.thattUe...eat)Jt
pucning was so -amrouwtnat the
Giant outfielders TV mndfr onlj , six,, put-
outs- that ; the,; Yankees were . so
thoroughly subdued that. 18 out :t
their 24 outs were of the easy -Infield
variety. Only four hits Were made, by
the Yankees, with their touted -"mur
derer's row" and only .six times did
they get a man on first. , f ,.
On the mound, facing; 40.000 pairs
of critical eyes,. listening to - tho
blasts of .the ' mighty shouts. Scott
was the Incarnation ot earnestness, altk
and hope, tout he never smiled. He. re
mained inscrutably calm and cool.
Jack Scott combined his head and
his ageing right arm today and he
fot.owed orders, ' Earl Smith, ;; the
catcher,.' said .afterward! that every
time he called for a high pitch, a
high tine came. Not once, he said, did
Scott fail., "He used only a. curve but
he .had such remarkable control that
always It went where Smith, whose;
knpwledgo of the Yankee batters and
discerning judgment cannot tie over
lkuded, ordered. v -
iMcGraw was voKublle in- his praise
of Scott and Miller Hugglns, the
beaten and prestfallen mentor of the
Yanks, , was not remiss. .
LAST DAT OF EXPOSITIOy ,
Made-ln-Carolinaa Exposilion a Suc
,, , ceNs-70,000 Persons Attend.
v- t.: (Br he Asaoetated Prnm. t ; .
Charlotte, Oct. 7. The last day of
the , Made-in. Carolina - exposition
which closes here tonight,- was' given
to farmers and agricultural interests.
R.'W Stone, president of the North
Caro'.lna .Farmers Union;'; Dr.: B,- W.
Kilgore, chief of farm experiment and
extension work In the state; and Mrs.
Jane MeKlnVmon, state farm demon
strator, were among the Chief speak-,
era for the afternoon. . ' is ; ;
.. Approximately: 70,000 persons have
attended the second annual display t
products for the two Curolinas, ac
cording to officials ot the exposition,
who j: expressed themselves highly
pleased with the results obtained, '
- The South .'Chinese Government has
one; Chinese, woman .' aviator. Miss
Mupia Ju Is said to be an accomplish
ed pilot, and tube ready to take her
turn with, the other aviators in light
ing the battles ot her country. ' 1
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Get Your Shoes Shined
:: WITH V. .i- ':-
SHI-NALL
Dyes and Shines Your .
. , Shoes. '.
PARKS-BELK CO.
' ' Shoe Department
; TODAY -
QUICK GETAWAY IS -
PREDICTED IH BIG RACEL"!
: ', b.v the frigid breath of a ghwt from
' 1 ,haetll a graveyard. Miller Hngglm
Startinf "bonr" Wffl Sound JgZTZnX l1Z
Jlonday m Most , Interest- f" the wigbt tb pbantow img
in? Prize Event lnauyurat.
ed in This Territory. ' from the length of which only one
: . . I team In the history of world's aeries
' ' '' ". I baa mxirereil.
STUPENDOUS PRIZES 1 The nnearthly dt.-bing which the
' nprrppn fI?fDI?Da "l,",,k Ironght from the cemetery.
Ur r tnty JltiJUJtKS caused the Vauksr Imta to pass through
as If the hall were bits of estoplasm.
-i' i !)'(' iviit r 'V and.ln a warldly way of speaking. de
Great Benefits Will Result fcatl them 8 to 0 in the third game
- From Entering Now and "f ,be worM Th Atft
- r if n " v i . the second In the eerie for the A'anka.
betting LVen lireak at Bar- In the aeries of lrn the Giants set a
rier -Rewards for AIL' Jireceilent by wlnntng the tllU after
- - .fr1 isiitrtthig the Janka to the first two
' - ,'. e . . (games. . ' ,
Quite number of folks who have 'Ioug John's pitching lionea were
lieen1' considering entering 'the Club laid to rest last July. Int .Mornn of
and weighing-fheif ' iiossibtlltles- of the (Im-innatl Reds officiated. He
earning one of th big prnses vare had pronounced John's pitching days
sending In their names now, with the ner, theydirge was dronml, and the
request that we nse-iMirticauir care lm Imselsjl world soon forgot that John
having it appear in the hHt list. OnejXcott bad ever lived. -
nieinner wuo ; eiitereti .yesrerdsv said
ihat she believed she would lie "con
science, stricken" If she allowed the oi
portunity of owning an Anderson au
tomobile' get by berlwithimt tuklng a
"shot at It." "I kno it meahs work
and work Is just what. I mean to-rlo,"
1 11 tlirf
The tlirM irrH fer. plmoiita in ii,..
cess in anything, yon undertake are
effort. Industry, perseverance;' the easy
things of life are of little value. Yon
have something good'. to sell when vou
offer your friends The Tribune or The
Times, or both you; have, something'
tnnt.me world is reaching out for
ery day news, 'Information. The Trio-
una and The Times convey both, to the
public, they are an lnstitutioh in the
community, exerting a iiowerful moral
Influence an educational factor.
When' you have something good to
talk aliont It lsnot jhard to tell the
people the nature of jour business.
. The Names Appear Monday.
the' first list will.; appear ; Monday,
and the list will lie-the starting "gong"
lor theoHlclnl opening of the "Sales- opening today. This caused trregu
manship Club." Eight weeks from lnrlty, first prices being 5 points lower
that day three Club -Members will lie, to G points higher, but the offerings
the proud possessors pi the w6nderf ul ; were nbsorlied by fresh trade or-com-untoiuobiles.-
.Every other peh'on lu ! mlsslonhouse buying,., and the market
the list W'lll lie paid fcandnomely. The
.Club will end nt a time when automo
biles will le the mfcst desirable, ac
quisition one could Imagine. ' You are
cordinlfy invited to fcke part lit the 21:55; Jifci. 21 :3fl; March 21:50; May
MJ.?.4J .JMftWPle lfeSkf3 Ju;21 :3!. . i , -.OOddo
list, ,) , - : "' ' n ' !. .' Closed fa.: ' -
; This is Alenibersmp Week. New Yorlr, Oct. 7.-CotWir closed
We have lieen writing pnd ou hnveieilgy October 21.30; Decemiber 21.62:
been rending a irreat deal during the; janunry 21.48; 'March 21.60; May 21.55
past day or i so about , Membership j . . .
Week. We are going to tell you some SHIPPING BOARD VESSELS
more .about It We are modest, of: 7 MIST GIVE UP LIQl'OR
course, nui we nave enougn coiiimence1 i
in the attractiveness of-, the Salesman
ship Club proposition and in the won
derful prizes offered to lielieve that
there are Scores upon -scores of i per
sons ti-ho would welcome seeing their
names appear In the first list.; ' r
-And If their names appeared as a
result of the thoughtfulness of some
friend, , they would be tickled "pink."
They; would begin Immediately to jus
tify i the confidence their friend .or
friends had placed in their ability as
a winner by requesting supplies and
oil information relative to beginning ji
-winning campaign at once. - - -
dt lsn necessary that you be nomi
nated by some friend, '-in reality the
liest friend one hns is himself. ' There
fore, don't atnnd,' back ' waiting for
someone else to -do It,-but send - In
your (nomination , today xoTJltSELF,
and, determine, to ride in one if . the
chissy automobiles if the stupendous
prize -list. '.;V.'t-..; .-:-,
' -..;'.; Do Not Hesitate.
The all Important thing about the
entire procedure is the- start, and af
ter once the 'sturt is made one Is sur
prised -at the.-ense with which their
friends rally to their support It -Is
the experience of everyone who ? has
canvassed, their fiineds up to the
present time thnt they have received
splendid encouragement from all., it
is only human to. wish to- be on the
winning side,; and after: once Jrou con
vince your friends of jour determina
tion to succeed, the rest is easy.
You still have plenty of tlm to get
your name in the first list the charter
member list Thousands of people are
eagerly awaiting the first publication
of mimes, and those whose names ap
pear in the first list will lie fortunate
Indeed. " We are going to suggest that
The
:(.: i WHO DOES HOT TAKE CARE
f OF HIS MONEY ASSUMES THE
I RISK OF SOONER OR LATER BE- '
?- ING1N A POSITION WHEN HE
WILL NOT HAVE ANY TO TAKE
, CARE OF, . '
DEPOSnS IN OOR SAVINGS
: DEPARTMENT MADE ON OR BE,
? FORE OCTBOBERTHE 10TH BEAR
FOUR PER CENT COMPOUND IN
TEREST, FROM OCTOBER THE
1ST. ' .
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mm 1 i
(ARM ntOM THK CWTT
1 TOO Ml CM to TANXS
'j4ia SnXt. KMarrerted Frwa Bue
kail t.raverard, Lend Okants U
lrtry.
k-t. T. I By the Amrtat
Their aaiHratlona crated
men aouie world (King communicai-
ede with the spirit land, and ' Scott
learned that John McGraw, of . the
Giants' needed pitchers and be would
have them even if they hnd to be res
urrected. So the gaunt figure of John Scott
npiieiired yesterday on the mound they
call the pitcher's Ikix. First as-he
was in the tricks of the' "beyond,', he
put them where the Yankees -couldn't
see them. Most every living thing In
the world is thinking about Scott to-
day, but the Yankees are thinking of
other tilings. Miller Huggins Is try-
ev-flng to forget anont it ny ma King oes
-
perate plans for today's game.
THE COTTON MARKET
There Xfas qtosiderable ReaUzlngiJ,'1l on the Fair grounds each day
and Some Sscattered Selling at the
Opening. . ' i . '
(By the Amoclatel Frasa.)
New York, Oct 1. There was con
siderable realizing and some scatter-
ed selling In the cotfcon market at the
soon showed net advances ot i to in
points, with Deceiulier selling nt 21.75
and .Tnauary at 21.00;
tVittontfurures opened steady.
Dec.
In Accordanre With Attorney General
Daugherty's Recent liquor Opinion.
(Br tha UwdiM Pma.i -
Washineton. : Oct. 7.-"-Masters of!
shipping board vessels were ordered
today by(?hnlrman iJisker, by direction
of the President and In accordance
with Attoreny General Dnuglierty s
liquor opinion,' to remove and sur
render to Treasure Department offi
cials all v intoxicating A liquors nboad
such ships. . . ; '- . ;
2 Weather Outlook For Next Week.
i , Br tbe Associated Vtvm.) ' j
Washington, Oct. 7. the weather
outlook for the week lieglnnlng Mon
day : ;' , ,' -. ;"'. ,'" :-- . v' i. j 7
South . Atlantic States: Generally
fair, . temperatures lielow. normal first
part of week and normal thereafter.
yon lose no "time lu' making your de
cision, and that If acquiring a prize lu
vulue, from $2,020.00 down to the llli
eral cash commission for yonp spare
time Interests you in the least by all
means get your nonilnatlon In now.
20.000 FREE VOTES.
The nomination coupon' has a. face
value of 5,000 Totes, nud four of them
will be accepted for any one member,
but be -sure to clip them from ihe pa
pers and send them in, ns they are fil
ed away, carefully and will lie turned
over to the judges when the big cpunt
takes place; .' : -.
Remember the Club opens Monday
(next '.'Monday.'' October 0th).-i You
will waste enough spare time during
that tiiUe to earn one of the three au
tomobiles In case you do not ent:er
the Club and compete for them.
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iTTtMJ THK STATE FAIR
WIU B TWe TbarKby. OrtWrI7.
Oaost f CTtiuf Mrrtsa.
RaMgh. Oct. T. Oenenil Jd
IVw-hlnx will attend the Kiaie l"i Mt
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Wedneaday, aa prrrkHiily annoiwn.
I was stated today on the retnra of
Colouel Albert I. Cox. chairman of tb
cntertainuwnt rpmulitee, from Wash
ington, wtiere be conferred with Gen
eral Pmblug relative to arrangement
for tne rty ot the diatlnguiahfd sol
dier In Raleigh.-
The change In the plans of General
Pershing will cause -Military Day"
to coincide with "Opening Day" and
will give the Fair three rpeake of
National repntaltlon for the opening
day.. General Pershing will speak,
probably after the Fair has bfen for
ma Uy opened by Governor Morrison
and Mri. Kdltb Vanderlillt. president
of the Fair, has, made her annual ad
dress. GeueraMershing tui accepted an invitation-
to lie the guest of Governor
Morrison while on bis first visit, to
the State Capitol and will be enter
tained 4il breakfast at the Executive
Mansion Tuesday morning at nine
o'clock. Following ' the breakfast at
the Mansion, the man who commanded
the two million troops in the Auierl--an
Expeditionary Forces, will lead
the' parade to the 'Fair grounds and
after the speaking rxercisls wilt be
the guest of honor at a luncheon at
flie Fair grounds.
General Pershing will leave Raleigh
at 5:40 Tuesday afternoon for New
Orleans, where he will attend the an
nual convention of the American Le
gion. Conflict between thetwo en
gagements caused General Pershing
to advance the date of his trip to Ra
leigh, i .
Colonel Cox also announced that ar
rangements have been completed for
a liaUery of field artillery to camp on
the Fair grounds during the entire
week of the Fair. This outfit will
take part In the parade for General
Pershing and will give exhibition
furnishing the greatest attraction of
the kind the Fair has ever bad.
Adjutant General J. Van B. Metts
has been asked by Mrs. Vanderlillt to
act as Chief Marshal for, the parade!
an! expects to have several units of j
the National Guard in Raleigh for the
ocenstoii; The thirty-two piece' field
artillery band, one of the best military
bands in the country, from Fort Bragg,
will also be here' as' well as the Iwnd "
of the 120th Infantry of the North Car-
olina National Guard. '
Brigadier ; General A. J. 'Bowley.l
eouimnndlng officer of Fort Brakk, will I
menls are Mng made for full reprcf
sentntlon of the ,! American legion
posts throughout tne state.
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MANY LIVES LOST IN . 1
t THE CANADIAN FIRES
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Property Xoss Jijsiy Reach $8,00,000.
About 40 Persons Burned to Death.
air the Associated FrMs.1 ; i
North Bay, Ont., Oct. 7 The proper-
ty loss in the fire which swept many
towns in northern Ontario will prob-
ably total between $7,000,000 and $8,-1
000,000. Ioss of life between 38 and
40, while between 150 and 200 farms
were burned out, according to a state
ment issued by Premier Durty today,
after a trip over the stricken area on
a relief train. ; 'c : - -'- ' -
Tlie towns of' North Colialt, Thorn
loe, Headslip, Carlton and Uno Park
were destroyed. - Halleybiiry was al
most destroyed and Englehhrt suffer
ed considerable damage. . '- ' , '
At Headslip, John Bond, his wife,
eight children -and a hired man were
killed, when a storm cellar caved In.
Rescuers found the bodies of Bond and
his wife with their' arms entwined.
The Only Biirvivor of the fninil-ls.a
lad of 10 years. . He is sufferiui from
shock.
I. .
Thomas W. Lawson Win live In Bos.
. .. '.;. ton.. . '..:' .; ;
- (Br iht Auoclated Presa.
Boston, Oct. 7.-Thomas W. Lawson
nas leowed an ei&ht-ronm furnished!
apartment In' the Fenway District of
this city and will reside there this
- . , . . n7. a I . u
winter,, irienos oi inv uiiuiiner , wuu
today. ' In this comparatively small
home he will plan to retrieve hla .for
tune. v ''" : "'; : .'
Sam (from below) : "G'wan nlggah.
don't you call me up dere less'n you
see a tree." , , '
With missionaries In China . men
here wear patent leather shoes. ,
. Answering the Housing Problem ,
1 "HOUSE SOLD AND NO PLACE TO MOVE TO , .
Jl'ST CAN'T FIND A PLACE TO LIVE." 0
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1 - YOU CAN find a place to live A BETTER 1PLACR to live ,
.than you've given any consideration to YOUR OWN-HOME,, "s:
, OWN l'OUR HOME. ' '
' For twenty-five years we have been loaning money on 'weekly
and monthly payments under a plan that lends to home ownership, ..
and today CONCORD has HUNDREDS of home-owners who are
not concerned aliout renting problems. YOV, TOO, CAN BE IN
DEPENDENT -of the landlord. 4
' . ' The-wny to do It Is to take out some shares In fcorlee No. 50
of this OLD RELIABLE BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION NOW
.OPEN and let ns help yoit . , . ' -. l4.r ; ,v
; COME IN AND LET US TELL YOU ALL ABOUT IT.'
Cabarrus County Building Loan and
Savings Association. .
Office in Concord National Bank !.'
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3 SEUTDup TO DIE :
Unless Something Unforseen
Occurs Three Persons Will
Die in Raleigh Prison Dur-
ing the Coining Week. .
ONE CONDEMNED
. .-. MANISWIUTE
His Case lias Been Appeal
ed Others Are Negroes,
and No Appeal Has Been
, Made for Them. .
(Mr the ImmIiM Fiwa.t
Raleigh. Oct. 7. A respite of GO davs ;
ganted John Dixon, of Craven county, -
senteacetl .to electrocution on Tuesday,
October 10th, for burglary, leaves three
men sentenced to die In the electric
chair at the state prison next week.
One of these, John Bush, of "Caldwell .
Cmnty, sentenced for murder, due to '
die on Friday, hns taken' an appeal,
and It is possible the execution vt his
sentence may lie stayed. : ,
Mclver Burnett, negro, prisoner, of
Wake County road camp, sentenced ;
for an attack on a woman Jiving near
the camp a few miles from Itnlelgh,
will go to the electric chair on Wed- .
nesday, Octolier 11th. He was sentenc
ed by Judge I.yon in Wake pounty 8n
peJrlor Court, three weeks ago. No
appeal was taken. ' .-
Joe Johnson, sentenced from Wash--ington
coimfy by Judge. Daniels on
September 2nd, 'after be' was fonnd
guilty of burglary lithe first degree, .
will lie executed on Friday, Octolier 1
13. No npiieal hns been made lu but
behalf. - : , -; v v . .
John Bush, memlier of a well known
white family of Caldwell county,, sen-,
fenced for murder by Judge J, Bis Rayf ;
In Lenoir three weeks ago, is schedul-
11 0'1 Friday, making a double (
?r i V J! V' "
ills sentence before the day set for his '
electrocution. . ' ;; , .
: There are five other men in death
a"LnB-,?, -Lt5"t,.J!.' ?
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fOMMlTTEE MEETING
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Conference Committee of Co-operative ;
Meet In Louisville .
; fusI?ille,t KT- Oct. 7.i-Tht? confer- ,
n. mnmin nt nnjniic. mrki.t.
j.tag assoc-iations Is scheduled to meet .
(here October 23 and 24 to work ont .
'a program for the nation's first na-
tional convention of the association to
lie held at Washington In December,':
0coHllng t0ian announcement made
h(re by RolKlrt w Bingham, chairman
of the committee. '
j The conference will lie tailed, Mr.
Bingham said, at the suggestion of t
Senator Arthur Capper, one of tlie ;
leaders on the farm bloc.-, Sennor
Capper, according tq the chairman, rer
quested the conference for the purpose .
of guiding the movements of Congress.- ; .
Among the members of the committee
who are to mee. here Ik" Dr. W. M. i-v
Kilgore, of Raleigh, N.' C.
STOKES SHERIFF-DESTROYS
. SIXTY BLOCKADE STILLS
A Good Example Set to Other Slier-
y ;i r iffs of the State. .
k ' fRr ttm ..AKMelated Prc. ..';,.".
. Winston-Salem, Oct. 7. Parties here 7
today from Stokes . County reported y
that Sheriff. Tnrpln after, securing a ';
Iiennlt from the commissioners this ,
week destroyed sixty blocknde whiskey .
distilleries in the presence lit a large ,
crowd of spectators who had gathered
to witness the proceedure. These had.
been seized in Ihe past ifew mouths;
They were first offered for sale at
auction but there was no bidding, and .;
then the high - official proceedel to; '
chop the stills up in small pieces.
These will be disiaised of to some junk,
dealer. ' ;..-,. v .. . . .; .
Woman Killed in Auto Accident
,i. Br tk Associated PresM
Gaatonln, Oct 7. Mrs. Leroy Kee, ;
40, was killed and her hdslmnd slight-,
ly Injured here last night when an
automobile he was driving xkldded and
went over a twenty foot mebankment '
on North Marietta street. . . Rain had -made
the pavement sleek.-. ;
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