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CONCORD, N. C. MONDAY. OCTOBER, 16, 1922.
NO. 215.
1l Jul
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-tke:.::er:c..:ileg!o:
CEEISUILfOBLffiiS
Fourth Annual National Con
vention Was Called to Or
dcr in the Crescent City
in
, iius fliorniny.
ENTHUSIASM IS IN ;
NO WAY DLMINISIIED
Practically Every State in the
Union Was Represented as
- Well as the Territorial
." Possessions. . N
' New Orlcns, Oct. M (By the As
eoclated Pres). The American Legion
opened It fourth national convention
hare today. The meeting was held In
a converted warehouse on the Misnln-
lppi River front decorated, with flag
of allied nation and red, white and
blue bunting.. The Legion heard re
port of the National Cuniuiaader and
Adjitant. ' , Hf '
- The tagioo has in no way diminished
In enthusiasm, judging from the cheers
' and activity .which pervaded New Or-It-ana
lnat night, i ' - .
Oad In uniforms, civilian clothe
and the. costumes adopted by the state
delegation, tlie veterans of the World
War made merrry, held Impromptu
street -dances, nml generally enjoyed
themselves. ,v v. . . . .
: Practically, every tate in the union
waa represented as well as a number
of territorial possessions and represen
tatives of posts of the Legion in for
eign countries.
CHARGES WIFE WITH V '
. MURDER OF TWN BABIES
Husband Says Babies Were Born Last
Decembac and Have Not Been Seen
' Since. ' -
-V; (By the AMeeiatnl Frem.) y :
" Sound Bend, Indiana. Oct. 16. A
try of - how be occupied the same
bause with his wife, Haxel McNally,
liefore and after the time be charges
.he gave, birth to twin, and yet be
failed to ever see tbetn. will be told In
; the Iiniuuioiid County court Thursday
by Frank McNally of this city who
t charges bis youug wife with the niur
der.of the babies said to have been
born Inst ; Deceuilier. ; he nunonnced
' rlK,h,r.M tartnv. hmtfb Carolina; wbbh opens here
, 4 srrs. McNally baa been arrit4 onfiirirrn- mornlngi : : J
. otff tiy her hnsliand and token to Jiuus-
inond to face, trial. Tim infsnta were
sold by McNally to have been horn
LNAi-emlier Kth bist yenr nnd not, to
hai-e been seen alive since, A searcli,
however, bus fulled to reveal "any rec
ords attesting to the birth of the chil
dren. l i ,
' Mrs. McNally Is said to deny ever
having given birth to twin ::wi.
THE AMERICAN LABOR '
, , .i . PARTY' 18 LAUNCHED
Morris Hilouit, Well Known SoclaJtst,
y - -. Presides Over Meeting. . i
- . (Br tbe Auectate4 Presa.) :
' .?.V;; New York, Oct. l(l.The Amerlcnu'
Labor Party wus : otllclallv launched
:. yesterday at a meeting-presided over
j b.v Morris Hilqnit, tor many years' no
' tive as a- uoclnlist. He said the new
. party is a political partnership of the
aoyiulist party the former hilwr par
v,:' ty, and a numlier.of local lalKir organ-
. Isations. ' 1
5- Mr. Hilqult Raid 'the new party was
s started In February last by 200 men
i:1- and "women representing 3,000,000 or
... ganised farmers and other workers,
.y who met on the Initiative of the or
, f gnnlzed- railroad workers. He, pre-
: -dieted that 'in the Presidential elec
1 tion of 1028 there will be only two
. pnrtiea,' one representing a .property
1 owninn olass, and the other a proper
ty rentl lg class. .
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Hotel Blown lip By Dynamltfe; One
' , Dead. ; . 1
- Bristol, Okla., Oct 13. One man ta
Iflead, two other persona are injured
: probubly fatally, and '.a dozen others
are Hufforiug from minor Injuries a
r: the result of dynnmitiug ot the lIliuoU
hotel here at mldni&ht. A large churga
- of dynamite was exp.oded under tba
' rear- of . the building, almost leveling
the : structure and shaking the c .Hire
- tity.
f v;
THE AMERICA LfiGIONlil
V; Has Arf ariged VrfimM
1 - ROBERTS UNipp S140WS;
To Extend Their Engagement Three
... ' v , More Days v': ;;-';f
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESV
FOR WHITE PEOPLE ONLY
Come Out Tonight-Fun For All.
DEATH Pf Mrs. WUTFR I
rAHMtxjX LAhXV TOD AT.
IU4 Bee rVrW,ly HI Since Friday
Mrlt f owl Tta Alton m
Walirr putter, ILU
morning at 3 e'rl.nk at fcer ha. Hear
Mt. UUe4 Cburrn. la No i to-Clitp.
She bud bees aertutttlylU Hoc Fri
day ilglit" with diabetes.
Funeral services were held this af
ternooa at X o'clock at the borne, cno
dmird by Hex. J. Frank ArauMroni
and Rev. V. t Lyerly. luterueiit
was nude la Oakwond cemetery her.
The deceased t enrrired liy her
mother, ilrm. Mack Coodnuin. and 4
children: Blanche, Itria, Yani- and
Havel Two sister. XI rx C. A. Black
welder and lira. Florence BarrtnaeT.
also aurvlve. .- .
The announceurnt. of lira. Putter
sou's death came aa a distinct shock
to ber many friemla la this eonnty.
It waa hot generally known that she
was seriously HI, rbe having been -?
on the streets here Friday, and the
fact that she waa seriously stricken
that night, was not generally known.
She bad a wide circle of friends In
this Hty and county who will learn
wtth deep regret of her death. , . '
BET. EDWIX PF.5ICK
V WTKS BIGH OFFH1!
mm a. V
Consecrated A Blskce Ceadjnior of
tpiHCopai-VMcese oi . north taroline,
Charlotte, Oct 15. The consecra-
Son .of Rev. Edwin Anderson Penick,
, D., as bishop coadjutor of the dio
cese of North Carolina,, waa consum
mated here today In tba presence of
a large concourse of bishoi. clergy
men and laity of the Episcopal
Church.
Seven- biahims ' officiated at the
ceremony which, occurred in St Pe-
ter's church. The Right Rev. Joe. B.
Cheshire, ltishop of the - dlocesa- 'of
North Carolina presided. The vener
able divine, with the Right Rev. Wil
liam A. Qnerry bishop of South Caro
lina, and the Right Rev. T. C. Darst.
bishop of East Carolina, 'acted as the
consecratom - ': ; . ' "
The iblshop-elect was presented by
the Right Rev, Herbert Shlnman, suf-
frngan bishop' of New Tork, and the
Right Rev. Kli kman O. Ftnlay, bishop
of Upper South. Carolina, . -.r,
ASIIVILER READY FOR l'
MEETING OF KIWANIANS
International President ' and Other
Notables Will Attend Convention of
' Two Cardinal.
i . aty fbe aseelal4 rri.
UAshevllle, K. C, Oct. 10 George II.
Ross, International , president, - and
Jules H. RraiUl, of Toronto, entertainer,
are expected to reach this city today to
take part in the annual convention of
the; Kl warns clubs,; of North Carolina
the railway station by. a delegations
froni the Asherllle Club, headed by
Kobert V. Moody. - v ' : ,' '
l W. B. Merrimoa. of Greensboro, dis
trict governor, arrived in the city last
night. - A large delegation from tbat
city, Including; a band, will arrive this
afternoon.
Local Pastor II b Busy Day. . .
Rev. . J. Frank Armstrong, ! pastor
of Forest Hill Methodist Church, re
ports a rather strenuous day Sunday.
After teaching his Sunday School
class ami preaching to hi congrega
tion at 11 o clock he motored, in the
afternoon to Bethel Church In Lin
coln County,! where be preached to n
great congregation of - "homcfolks"
and dedicated the beautiful . Church
Just- erected there. '? ,' 'if, v .-'; :
- Tbe new Church has been buU' wlth
(n 'about 100 yards of Wd Bethel,
which has-stood for nearly m hundred
years. - - '.'?-va'.f!"i.rii;'1.''''
iMr. Xrnistrons'' father wai 'a mem
ber of this Church; tor nearly sixty
years, and be himself Joined this con
gregation when amere lad,-The old
est person in Lincoln i county , Mr.
Freeman Kelloy; in 1 is ninety-soventh
year,- la alio a member t)f the new
Chrrch. Rov. H.r C.S Bynum ' the
preponj pastor, .'.';...
Atier-melting this trip ot about -f
milts una encountering plenty of rain
and mud the pastor was 'back with his
flock' at 7:30 to close up: his third
year's work. '
''"t Krassur Resigns. '
) Riga, Oct JO (By the Associated
lcess).--U was announced here today
the . lAonid Kvnssln bad signed as
the Russian; soviet minister of trade
and -commerce.' 1 ' , ,,,
v The condition of Mr. "A. CM. Furt,
wbo bns been qnlte 111 at via borne at
Bouts Mill for several nays.' does not
show '.nys improvement. ; -y. , v
0S1T: IC3JECTS TO
V
PifOaOFIBES
For Reciprocal Extension of
Rights of Search and Seu
'ure Outside of the Three
. Mile limit ; . . : ;
CONSIDERS BRITISH
. REPLY AS FINAL
Reply Blocks Attemps to Ex
; tend Authority of Prohibi
; tion Officers Outside the
- Usual limit ' ' 1 ' '
Waahlngtoa, Oct. U (By U9 As
sociated Press) Great -Britain in a
communication delivered today to tne
State Department, la underwood to
have declined to agree to the sugges
tion of Secretary rjughes for a reci
procal extebsWrn of the right of search
and seiture aa to give the American
prohibition navy" ' Jurisdiction outside
the three wile limit - . . '
At the same time, the British foreign
office assured the American, govern
ment that every precaution would bo
taken to prevent violation of the
American prohibition law by Mini
smugglers under the British ling. It
U tbat Canadian and other port
officials bad beea instructed to prevent
so far as possible tbe issuance of frau
dulent clearance papers and ntbor Im
proper practices complained of In Sec
retary Hughes prohibition note. - . -
The British communication, in reply
to the one sent to London by tbe Hate
Department several weeks ago,' wis
presented to' Secretary Hujtbes by. the
British ambawador. Sir Auckland Ued
des. i Although Department 'l officials
would not discuss the subject, there
were indications that the refusal to
accord a reciprocal right of search iub.
side the usual ' limit ' of terrltori.il
waters would be considered as finally
b'ocking any extension of any such au
thority to prohibition officers, v .
TENNESSEE INTERESTS
v ARE BEING HEARD NOW
At tbe Rate Hearing Before the I. C. ( .
f WWch waa v Continued Today in
, Asfcevlllew. .! . , i '
t'MWr be Annelated Prma.t -V
Asbcville, N. X! Oet 16,--Tennesaee
Interests are maigtainlnK thrtrjjgbt
for. what they beticve to fair freight
Ohio River gateways, and .west, of
Pittsburgh-Buffalo, at resumed sittint
of ithe Interstate ' Commerce Com
mission here foday. ' , .
l. t-M. mnaerson, representing tn-j
traffic Interests of Nusbvllle, Chat
tanooga and Knoxville, ; spent this
morning .completing bis direct exami
nation and responding: .to' questions
propounded by Nelson W. , Proctor,
oounael of the Loutsvilte and Naxb
viKe railroad. Mr.i Proctor has suc
ceeded Chaa.' J.i Rixey, Jr., as spokes
man of the railroad group of attorneys
now that the evidence, more directly
affect the Louisville and Nashville. ' ,
Noli Carolina Interests lbII : were
silent when questioned concerning the
threat of ,J. S. Griffin, of the North
Carolina Traffic' Association to' v take
action against the authors of a state
ment attacking the Griffin proposal for
removal from the records of much ot
the-Corporation Commission's exhibit
J. T Ryan,; president of tbe Southern
Traffic League ' here to testify this
afternoon or tomorrow morning, said
it would be the policy of the big ship
pers who have ra.lied to Commissioner
A. J. Maxwell's support to remain
silent until they have copy of Mr..
Griffin's statement in its entirety.
Mr, Ryan added that he personali.r
stands bjt bis Btatemont of-Satnrdiiy
afternoon that tbe efforts of Mr. Griffin
organization to remove North Carolina
from the scope of the inquiry have
been shown to be futile and are not
therefore worthy ot support.
pa YOU WANT TO BE THE ' "
''-.;..;.....;.- .i t . ..-v.y... t . w.t;. .
All Firckie-Faced, Toiuel-Headed and.
Snaggle-Toothed Roys to Be Adinlt'cd
' Free to Stat. Fair.,.'
(Br the a lat4 Frus.j
Ralelgb, Oct 18. Every Freckle
faced,, tousel-headed and snaggle-toothed
itKty over 7 and under 15 year, of
age who gets in line at the main en
trance at the State Fair grounds at
3:30 tomorrow .afternoon will', be ad-,
mitted free ot -charge, . Manager Wnl-
bourn stated todays; The hoy who bus
the- most freckle, on bis face will be
proclaimed freckle .King", of North
Carolina aud will be presented with
$20 In gold presented by a local news
paper. Mrs. Elith Vanderbllt Presi
dent of the Fair Association, and Gen.
John J. Pershing will be on hand to
greet the winner,
' ' A Great Birthday Occasion ; "'.
. Rev, Jacob Sinvpson on last Satur
day celebrated his 86th birthday, In
honor ot the day a great birthday din
ner was spread. Among the . largd
number ot invited guests .from Con
cord were RevV kJ. Frank Armstrong
and his family and RevTVl. h.-. Kestor
and his family. There were friends
and relatives also, from Durham, Sal
isbury and Spray. ' . ,
An Unusual thing about, this affair
was the fact that it was not only a
celebration in honor of Mr. S.mpson
but it Included that of a raudson
from Durham, a granddaURllter from
Fallsbury and two great - gFanddanght
ers, aiso i roiu eausoury. , ii was in
every way a happy event. , .:
New Fall ' Dresses ' at Sol'. Style
Phop at prices that mean a big aav
lug to you. -See new ad. today.., ,'
IXBmSDESTTU KIT '
fUM tOlNTt T;
liariea H.Ur, I NcaUui Per
-oto-rlf 4 DcsAcratir ma 4 Iry.b
Ik t inaUW i i re ttopoartrd.
It was leaned kere KsiurUy after
booo that aa ttxIeoeiMietit ticket for all
local county omcea in the Fall etec
tloa had be Doautaated tv a aaailvr
of lndpeooBt voters of tbe rountr.'n;,, V,4. V- rvr. 1 ir.J.
and tbe fnll ticket waa nuuk ihiUIc
ber this afterHima.bi lite -roluiuna of
The I toll? Tribitnr and Tttr Cuorird
TUues In tbe form nf aa advertiseaaent
The list of tbe candidates of Ibis sua
partlma orannlutln waa : hccosaiiaa-
iea iv aunt or tbe planks the party
ha la Ita platforati
Tbe tUet la aa follow. :
lionae of Reitreavututirea Rev. A.
T. Cain. t
Sheriff Charles Vbr. " '
tVrk of Kuperbi Court Joha B.
UcAlUiter. .
Register of JVeda U V. Elliott
- Coroner Ir. 4. f. 1 hi vis.
. Cotton Weigher V". B. Boger.
Hurreyor M. ft enta.
Trenmiree-J.-Mack Bradford.',
lirinllJi.luiM I. V . 1 .
chairman; Charles Alexander,, D. W.
Karrlnger, W. u. . orke, and J). A.
Rosa. ' --4
Tbe supporter of .this tlckrt declare
they favor-thViin iStaK
Caliarrtta - county,"' think ; -olficers huge prize list offered and ti.o iw,,,,
should bold office for, more than:larlty f the two newspaper.. wlJrflmlZ? J""
iwo lerms. ana pun to "vote for men
of principle without regard to party
affiliation.'' ; '.
A check of the list shows thnt the
ticket la about evenly divided lietween
liemocrats and KennUHeaus. v0ur of
the candidates gupierted by this or
ganiKHtlon. aw candidates . chosen by
ine democrats, roar are candidates
,,. ,.- .,.. I II l W
nM,r?. iiiiiSS C"uh!f4
others are candidate of neither party.
; m, d , 4,7.' . V ,i '
U l"1 ? B.f ??.U 1 F- Pny-.one
vault - The four Republican, minoort-
ed are J. Mack ; Bradford, M. . G.
Lenta, Dr. J, , Vf I vis and 'Charles , gIeilk Dy entering the race Immedl
Alexnnder. - latelv
4.1b5 n(,Wut,.n he' independent. Kwr forner. Make Good. .
ticker who were nowhiated by neith- ....
er the Democrat., not the . Republlc.n.r.,,"""" ,r, "'"Z K " tne,ln,r
are Rev. A. T. Caliu Charles Miller.
!,i W. Barringer. W, D. York and D.
A. Ross.
pershAo
TO ARRIVE IN
RALKIUH TOMORROW
Tuesday Has Been Designated aa Mil-
: lUry Day .V Che Fair.
. By the AweUtt. Prew.1
'..Raleigh, Oct l(l. Oen. John J.
Pershing, who is to; be the guest of
the North .Carolina State Fair here
tomorrow, will arrive in Raleigh enrly
tomorrow morning. .Tuesday bus been
designated us 'mllltitry dny"1'at tbe
degnatel .... 'mllltry dny;at the
l. ?li 1 ' '" fi : . .
met at. tbe railway station at ' 8
o'clock byf a fommittee v of 100 cltt
aens, headed by Col. Alliert ' L.. Cox,
commander of the ll.th Field, Artil
lery .during' the world war. v"-
Gen, Pershing will be escorted from
the train to the Governor's Mansion
where he will be the- guest of honor
at' a breakfast to be given by Govern
or Cameron Morrison.: , At 10 o'clock
he will make a brief address to the
students of the Raleigh high school.
At 10:30 General Pershing, Mrs.
Edith, Vnnderbitt,- president of tbe
North ,. Curolina . Agrlculturnl ' Society,
nbder Whose auspices the Fair Is held,
and (Governor Cameron. Morrison will
ride in an automobile at the bead of a
lmrnde ' to the Fair .Grounds, where
Gen. Pershing will be one of the princi
pal speakers, : ' -
Following the S'nking at the Fair
Grounds Gen. "Pershing will be enter
rained at luncheon by the North Car
olina : Agricultural Society. He will
leave bere at 5:43 p. m. tomorrow for
New - Orleans, where be will attend
tbe American. Legion ' convention.
V IMPORTANT DECISION '
North Carolina Railroad - Cannot
Be
... Held Liable for Damages.
'..-'B the AjMclatea rmu '
: "vV:aBhington.Oct.. 16A rai'lroad cor
poration which leased it. property and
maintained its - corporate existence
solely to receive and disburse through
lu( stockholders moneyv received- as
rentals from" Its lessee, cannot be held
liable tor damages for injuries receiv
ed on ita property, it waa beld today
by ,the Supreme Court In the- case
brought by the- North Carolina Rail
road Company against' Evelyn Lee,
administratrix.;'
, While property of the North Caro
lina Railroad was under lease to the
Southern Railway, Hugh S. Lee was
ki:ied on its right of way. The State
court awarded a verdict -:; of . $5,000
against the North Carolina Railroad
finding tbe death bad been due to neg
ligence of its lessees, the Southern
Railway. It was also sought to have
its verdict set aside on the ground tbat
at the time of the accident the South-
era Railway was being operated under
government control, : and the suit
should have been brought against the
Director General of Railroads. : ''.,
Mm. D, A. 8 wain. Aged laity, Serlmis-
.. . iy.inj.reu ity rniu
Cedar Falls. Oct. 14! Mrs. vD. " A.
Swalm, aged 94,' Is still unconscious
as result of a fall at ber home near
ber. last Monday, night Her leg- was
broken and owing to' her advanced
age ilttle hope la entertained for her
recovery. Mr. Swain 1. the motner or
C. 'U Troguony of Mlllboro; W. F.
Tfogdon, North Wilkesboro, and Mrs.
C. F. Sherrlll, Of westtJresnsboro.'and
Us a Bister pt J. A. Utlell, of Greens-
" The Charms Bluek Boys Chapter of
the D. A. It. will meet Wednesday at
S -..') with Miss v Klizalieth Coltrnne.
- v.a,-h membnr 1a nro-ed tn mm thla
- '' ,., iirst reKir meeting of the year
and very important Iseues for the com
jlng year will lie discussed.
- Cotton on the. local market today
- quoted at 22 cent, per pound'; cotton
seed at 54 cent, per LubIioL v ,
BUIOFFBI
ic vmtrr AilUriU
iir . rt t t ' i
via iu ouurss tor 17 rive,
Members. Build
Clubs Now.
$30.00 1
(LIST OF NAMES .
APPEARS TODAY
Offer Ends Saturday Nieht
and V 1th It Goes the Bestjlatter prediction proved true, for with
f i 'a m r m ith. rl... .v..a
xjpponumij jor xou 10
ARlaSS VOteS. . '
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IVrmrsT 19 ivrrvw 1 v- -
bJuZ t th -i t
,h b'.'"or of . ewa,iaini In
tne touth baa Interest in a cainia!gii
liecome some intense aa is demount rot-
A.I In tba 1 .. ....!. . M . , m. .
Klircest nrize In the l n imioi
son I'ltra-Siiort automobile valued at
i!tKW.0ll Ant. prizes ranging from
this amount down to $013.(10 .re in-
eluded in the list,
All Have Equal Chance.
Too much stress cannot lie laid on
the fact that every person who enters
1'" VIIIIJUM nWU LUHUITI IO Will. Jill
,w """""K lK.n an equal basis,
alMl an a,Vantnge is given to no one!
tka f '1 ,,l J 1. .. .. l .1 . I . ,,
Provmwt tbey do not wait, too long le-
main requlsite-nn early start,
im. ,
., JLV 7".,: .
x....,, .... ..m.ufkn urn uinuiinn,
and every day others who have been
nominated, begin the merry pastime
of gathering subscriptions. Only two
days ago a woman hrought In her nom
ination coupon and In today's standing
she will rank" among tbe very highest.
Another who started Saturday will lie
among the leaders also, according' to
; information phoned . in to headquar
ters. 7
Yon can enter this stupendous gift
distribution by using the nomination
coupon provided for - thnt. purpose.
Once yon make the stnrt, the way to
prosperity. '.nd the. ownership 'fit one
lt..m 'it'lkJm7i
prtsier tbiiw-'VMU-' iver enmtmi ft
thbut
while is ever secured without effort.
mid also that -the ensy things of life
are of little value. 1 ' '
- Send in your nomination today and
get your shade .' In- the most lavish
prize distribution ever made by a
newspaper in the South.
"Club Your Way to Success Build
? $30.00 Clubs.
In building $30.00 clubs it should lie
remembered that persons are not lim
ited to jnst one club. f ou get two
or more clubs so much the better.
Each $30.00 worth entitles you to 240,-
000 EXTRA VOTES. All the regular
votes are also given as usual. A club
can be composed of all subscriptions
rney enn oe an oi one .Kinu oi sui-
scriptions. " For Instance, Tribune suli
scriptlons, or they- may all be Times
subscriptions or they enn be of any
'flavor or "mixture whatsoever, so
long as they are turned in for not less
than six months or more than two
years.
The Waiting List
In order to save space, it is deemed
advisable by the Salesmanship Club
manager to place tbe names of those
who have not - Increased their vote
standing above 50,000. votes . by next
Saturday night, upon what we will
term the "WAITING . LIST.', This
means, tbat a . record of those whose
names appear today, who have not In
creased their vote standing up to and
beyond 50,000 mark by next Saturday
night will be kept on tile at the club
office and the names will be reinstat
ed and again published as soon as
enougb votes are received to bring the
total up to the required 50,00 votes.
, REMEMBER, 50,000 -Votes Is the
DEAD LINE"' and If you wish to keep
your name in tne puuusnea list oi
Club, members, be sure to send in
enough votes between now and Satur
day night to bring your vote up to or
beyond 50,000 .votes.
, , Bear in Mind,
The BANNER PERTOR EXTRA
VOTE OFFER OF 240,000' extra votes
on $30,00. worth of subscriptions will
be a thing of the past after next Sat
urday night October 21st. Today Is
oue of importance. It promises to be
the biggest week , in the way. of sub
scriptions and votes - in the "Sales
manship Quo" that ha. so far been
seen. . The 'reason for this is that ev
ery .club memlier fully, realises tbe
Importance of getting in as many of
their promises and subscriptions this
week before tills offer expiree, as the
manager has Said the votes will posi
tively decline and every member should
make bis or her best efforts this week
liefore this offer passes out. ' Hurry
and scurry "rake and scrape," for ev
ery suliscrlptlon possible. ry- ,
- The Club members residing out of
the City of Concord can work up to
the last minute, ten o'clock- p, m. Just
get your remittance in the mail so
that .your, letter bears the1 postmark
some time before that hour. , This
gives every memlier an equal chance
to work up to the last minute.
The first name K'.ven to the Azores
- j Acores, and while the date and
name of the discover of these Islands
Is uncertain. It Is conceded the nam.
Is va given because of the -great num-
pet of hawks flying about. Acor.
tlknifying hawk in Portuguese. - ,
I PSETS 8TT-RDY IN
THE FOOTBALL "DOPE"
DavlaVM Tied by Wake rwm4; far.
' Uaa Wins by Narrow Marxla.: but
Defeats Baaasha. '
The foottiaU "dope" la Xorth Ciro
llaa go anotaer terrible opart Situr
day. Teams which were dJped to wta
by Urge Btarglas bad all tbey could
do to wla or tie, a ud other Irama m
-i-nru 10 mourn aaura sirmgin,
more proalaent
opponents to kw
""JIT?" ., . ....
la this Mate was the brand of hall
DarhlMia ami Wake Formt played, the
Iierldxon Wildcats were doped to win
by at least three touchdown, and Wake
Korent so completely ervxbed by Caro
olina and beld to one touchdown by
Kloo, waa expected to show neither de
fensive nor offensive Ktreagtb, , Tbe
.57 Z
.bnt three Brut downs. Davidson, at
the ame time, played way unler the
tarm "P1- Captain Moore was
in the ,lnM,P- " h. team eeemed
.t M per cent, weaker. . End mn.
for which Itavtdson pUiyers have been
famed in the past, were not tried very
we're 5Ti?5g2K
!'' .r11."" .were t0 Punrt"-e
- . "-."" uu
der tbe shadow of the Wake Forest
goal. : ' , .
Carolina won from South Carolina
10 to 7. She was doed to win by
several touchdowns. The Rlne And
'White like Davidson, waa able to ahow
an offensive strength at times, but It
was not consistent, and after scoring
a touchdown in tbe flrst quarter, was
unable again to penetrate the South
Carolina line for a score., The touch-
flown came after South Carolina
fumble, as did the placement kick,
which added the winning margin. The
Carolina team, however, evidently was
not trying as bard as In other games,
after the game with Trinity Thursday,
and in view of the game with State
Thursday. ,'' ;
State had all she could do to win
from Roanoke, the Lutheran, accord
ing to reports from Raleigh, showed
the fastest passing game seen in the
South Atlantic since V; M. I. startled
the South two jears ago with Irs aerial
game, and in the last quarter the Vir
ginia team outplayed State. . They did
not have a consistent drive, however,
and could not Ret the score.;
Fnrman a achievement' in ." holding
Georgia to a loue touchdown came as
a surprise, as did V. P. I's showing
against Centes. Georgia Tech won
rather easily from, tbe. University of
Alabama. . ? .' '';d
Iowa's defeat of Tale came as
surprise in the East - The rirtory wasH
itocwdre, Jhoogtf ttltVeVictiRra!rore
but one touchdown. . The Army le-'
feated Auburn, but the , victory wn.
achieved only after the Southerners
had held the Army for three qunrters
and freshmen were sent tn against the
Winded men from the South.
Interest In North Carolina this week
centers - in the Carolina-State game,
which will lie played In Raleigh Thurs
day. Carolina is the favorite, but re
ports from Raleigh indicate that Coach
Hartsell has his men tn fine shape for
the battle; which is expected to be
witnessed-by not less than 9,000 per
sons,
CABARRUS SUPERIOR
COURT' IN
SESSION
Judge T. B. Fluley - h ' Presiding,
Court Will Be In Session For Two
Weeks.
Cabarrus : County ;' Superior court
convened in October session . at 10
o'clock this morning with Judge T. B.
Finley, of Wilkes county presiding.
Court' will be in session for two
weeks.. The first week will be devoted
to the trial of criminal cases, and the
last week to the tria! of -civil cases,
i Jduge. Finley's charge to the jury
consumed most of the morning session
of court today, and the first caee was
called shortly before court recessed
at noon. '
At the Theatres.
Dick Hatton -is playing the leading
role in "The Golden Flame, a western
feature, at the Pastime. f . -
The Piedmont today is showing
Jane Nbvak In "Belle of Alaska," a
storv of the great north. .
Elaine Hnmmersteln is 'the star at
Star today in the Paramount feature,
"Reckless Youth." . f . - " ,
,'Ir. and Mrs. Henderson Bornbardt,
of China Grove, were guests in Con
cord yesterdny of Mr, and Mrs. W. L,
Linker.
Answering the
HOUSE SOLD AND NO
tlUST CAN'T riNU A lOAUS TO UW&T T m
: ' : . TOC CAN find a place to ilve-A BETTER PLACE to Uve
than you've given any consideration to--YOUR OWN HOME.
OWN YOUR
For twenty-five year, we have: been, loaning money on weekly
'and monthly payments under a plan that leads to .home ownership, '
and today CONCORD has HUNDREDS of home-owner, who- are
not concerned about renting problem., ' YOU, TOO. CAN. BE IN-..
- DEPENDENT Of the landlord. 1 ' "'t'
"'...'' - The way to do it Is to take out some share. In Series No, 50
pof this OLD RELIABLE BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION NOW
OPEN nd let us help yon, , t .
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COMB IN AND LET TJS TELL YOU ALL ABOUT IT. v ' l
vCabarrus County Building Loan and
. ' Sayings Association
Office in Concord National Bank
COJiSERVATiVESARE
nurn-Torai
To Decide hether They
Shall Continue Their Sup-,
port to the Coalition Under
Premier Lloyd George.
iMEETING CALLED
BY CHAMBERLAIN
It is Expected That Today's
Meeting Will Have a De
cisive Effect oh the Politic,
cal Future. t
London, Oct 10 (By the Associated '
Press). The conservative member of '
tbe government have been summoned,
to meet today to decide whether they
shall continue tbeir support of the .
coalition under the leadership of Prime
Minister Lloyd George. The meeting
which was called by Austin Chamber.
lain, lord privey seal, and government
leader In tbe Honse ot Commons, will
include not only the conservatives in
the cabinet but also tbe under secre
tarles. .'" . v
It Is Itelleved Mr. Chalmberlain will .
be bucked by tbe Earl of Balfonr, I
Lord Birkenhead, and Sir Rotiert Home 1
In bis adhesion to the premier, but
the attitude of several other, is re--,
gurded more than doubtful; , t
It is stated in wen Informed qnar- : .
ters that there will be a demand from
the majority that conservative rank
and file be consulted before any deci-
sion is taken, and if this is-done there
will lie many resignations from the
ministry, enough, . according to some ,
predictions, to cause Its fall. .' V
In any case It is believed that today'. -
meeting is likely to have a decisive - -
effect on the political futuure, although . .
possibility of some arrangement which i
will hold the party together for .time.' .
Is not excluded from consideration. .
THE COTTON MARKET
J",
Opened Steady at an Advance ef 11 to
18 roints on Continuation of Buying
Movement, .-. .. ...'..( -i-1. . - .- ;
(By the AaMlat4 rraw.) .- "'
New Tork. Oct. 10. The cotton mar
ket oiiened steady at an advance of
11 to 18 lMiints on a continuation of .
the 'bnyUig 'movement, which was re-
spoBHUiie. for the advance last
the steaify showing f Liverpool and
ReooUniKtA, bnltisll repiii-ts Troiu 'tbe' 3o-"
mesflf giMids market. 'IJecemlier m
traetd lsold up to 22.70 shortly after
the call making new high ground for
tthe mosemebt and the list showed net
advances of 15 to 22 points. '
cotton futures opened steady: lie-
eeiuher 22.T January 22.50;. March "
22.110; May 22.02; July 22.43. , ;
GASOLINE PROPELLED
TRAINS ON a A. L.
First Train of Tills Type Made Run;
rrom Columbia, 8. , C to Hamlet,
N. C. '
. ... Br the Amorlalr. Prem.- - -
Columbia, S. C Oct. 10 Gasoline ;
proiielled trains, designed to care for .,
local trnffiy', are being installed by tbe
.-leuoonra Air une itniiroati, it was '
announced here today the first having
gone into service between this city and
Hamlet, N. C., ; yesterday.. The first.'
train consisted of the motor' coach,
which liesldeis . the s engine carries 80 '
passanger,.and a Stt-passenger coach. 1 ,
A siieed ot 40 miles an hour can be
attained by the new equipment It was
stated, the first trip being made at an
average speed of 35 miles an hour, s -
VARDMASTERS GET AN
y , INCREASE IN SALARY
Granted Eight Hour Way With Over-.:
time by the V. S. Railroad Labor
Board.
Chicago, 'Oct. 10 (By the Associated ,
Press). An eight-hour day, with ov"
ertime, which is said to amount to
nearly a 23 per cent increase in pay,
was granted, to approximltely.i 2,000
yardmasters on the 20 Class One rail
roads and to six switching terminals by
the D. H. R. It Lalior Board today.
This isahe ftrst time the Board has
established .'rules and - working condi
tion, for yardmasters, ' who now are
classified as suliordinate officials, and
subject to the board', jurisdiction un
det the transportation act
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