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CONCORD, N. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19. 1922.
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20 P L 17: 7 ARE UNDER. -
TATPORTLAHD
Following Mayor Baker's De-i
ciarauon inatUie Lity Yas
Threatened With Invasion
of Thousands of Them.
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TVT-.Tr.r rT
UKULKED POLICE ' .
'TO ROTTNn TIIFXf TTP
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Tki. t w n "xr "'
ine I. V. W . Papers in Yariz
us Parts of the Country
Had Adopted the Slogan,
"On to Portland r
, ' 1 . George aald he eeuM not consult them a prime minister, since be had re
(Br t tuMMrf PiM.i . ' signed. - - '- . . -Portland,
(ire., w-t. II). Mor tbnn Meniberi ef the miners' Mrgxtiea aald Mr.' Lloyd George told them thf,
2K) men wire nnilerarrext tere tliiT.K,nS eptedbU rcHlgnatioa. - .
vrMi(iwiDg iin.vnr urgj l KaKcrnl- t v -- -
r.wUiration Unit IVirtliiml wni threiit-'WARR.WT IS 1SSI ED s
eiiI iy no InvaHlon f thouHnmlH of. AGAINST CHEATHAM
. tueuliei-a of the InUimtrlil Worker , -
of the World ohiiIdk lnw'lo wrti4- i Charging .'Him With .Murder In the
ile lu the waterfront atrlke, and his I ' Death cf Doug Dunham,
untera to the police to round them up. I nr the Amctatd rmi ' -"
lu wbolemle ruidd in the imtlon of Kttllxliur.r, " (let. - m-A warrant
the city ' here moat of the Hoik work,lcharKlllg H. , H. 'Cheatham. Federal
. r-erfde,, S.K) men were rreste.l. prhlhltl(M1. ,r, who 3 and killed
.i1"",.,, y b.",MtPn Vu'keVjll".re 1)0 Bwfhaui. young white .man of
thnn Jin.Htf them lUevl to I thls ,.Uv , itnriW ng,lt while in
"f. the ,Mi'.rlll? TJnn"lort;J.1!" " mr( lth murder, baa
dwtruil 1 nlon of Porttaml. were Jail- 1efn ,Mf, the nty pw-ntor(
el on chnrgea of Tagrnnc-y. The oth- a a Mt;t,W,na. , K
' VZZJVX t ...' Thl warrant wag forwarded to 8her
,iK V!,.uSt,ftwf'1"1' 1 Alexander, of Iredell county, thia
aiF rui milt A, 11 a N"
1 in rarioua porta of the country
have adopt pi 1 the alogan "On to Port
land," and that the plana ill for the
iiiiuiedinte inarch of more than 25.000
meiuliera of the organisation to Port
land and other points on the Pacific
COIlHf.- ,
PROSPERITY CERTAIN," ,
. '-HAYS Blti BTjSIXESS
Conntry Maklnjr Rapid Strides to Ke
lurn to Beat of Tiinea,
Washington, Oct. 19. (Capital Wwg
Service). From H eldea comes as
Kuranco that , the country la making
tapl progress towards a supemor
malcy, which will 'spell full' dinner
palls, coail bins, -and bank accounts.
Ilager W. Babsira, nirted satisticlan,
bci'h that we are at the bennlng of
an upward awing to a pf jk of pros
perity which will tw reached for r wo
years ut least ': - . V .;, . ''; "''A
B. C, Forbes has ehnrta-jtad. ilGures
to in-ove that the country la buLentBr-
M.rUiK the parioiLof xiWto&JhevmJb.
- period of had time -wbrch were -the I
i t reaction front War inflation. v
,1 , - The ' Department of Labor finds
.that the Nation Is cal'lnp for laCiof,
and that the unemployment situation
. of a ew months as Is so altered as
to ibe unrecognizable. (
The coal strike is over ; and while
coal will' not be plentiful, there li no
famine or fuel havrfshlp In. sicht.
Textt'.e strikes in New England are
rapidly belnpr settled; ' the railroad
ril;e is "or' so far as the carriers
and the public are concerned; and tbe
Btee: industries show a 4rge untilled
1 ! -tonnage and increase in employment
Building construction all over the
' eounfry has taken a new lease of life,
and the housins shortage which Is
'' practically Natlona wldo . Is belnjg to
tome extent relieved it not curea.
The newUaffs ive not yet proved
as uDsettins In financial circles as Its
onnonents oroohesled. and the recent
announcement of the Government that
ro-lew taxes were in prospect, and
the ihe'-vlng of the bonus bill ide
for an indefinite period have removed
the spectre of increased Income taxes.
Want. Gambling at Garni' Abolished.
, Chapd HilU N. C Oct 17. A tele
grm declaring far cO-operation with
State College in opiwsltion to drinking
and gamh ing at athletic contests was
sent to the student body at State Col-
i .i.. . i.tt f'o.h TfllliAin Fofzer
, and Captain Prlrchard, of the Caroli
na football tennf; H. OHnrmon, pres
ldent of' the student body, and C. C.
; Poindexter,, of the senior einss. .
n-t. : . ni,nn,iir hooii ffint
1UV U1B09M.17 linn -t'wir.,-'-i.i
r ..iir.Y w tram .T.
m tE...i7.'iL..ij',i ,,f. thn utii.
J.. il, .kB.;t. ww ..kn th
University students to coepcrata
preventing armKing, iwiubh "
. . fniMYim nt dl;iitton that would be a
discredit to the two Institutions of
.Ji-arnlng the State next Thursday.
Salisbury Euslness Man Is Dead From
AAiv4?..iJv;, .Cancer. 'vfT-'i-
. SallsburyV Oct 18.T-Roscoe Robert
son died this afternion at 4 p'clock at
.v.. .1 1.1. .V-ro. Paul - W.
Nichols, death e:ng caused Dy cancer sion uere uuu --i
from which he had suffered for some' tlon of these tbe session was expected
'months; Mr. Robertson ; was aoout' to take, up transaction of Ha regular
'forty years old and was connected business. . v ' ;
" with the Robertson Wholesale Grocery ' The report on social service was pre
rZ.JLn ,n brother. Chares .A,' pared by President W. A. Harper, of
i . HCDertson, s-utvivch. t uo iuubiui in
, - place Thursday afternoon at 4 oclok
'from Summersets Undertaklirg triors
V and burial will be with Masonic
' honors. .
V Fern. IW Price on Cars $50 Mori,
v , ' u Detroit,. MtcB.. pet- 17. At mld
, night on -Monday a $50 cut in the price
' ' - ' T of all modi Is of Ford cars became ef-
, - , foctive, accoraing to announcement iu
V day toy the Ford Motor Company.
The reduction came as a big. sur
' . ' prise In the motor industry, coming as
it did at . time when the . company
' bus orders two months a head of pro
duction. "Notification ot tb tiewpriess
vi as wired to dealers throughout 'the
, " cobntry last night" . ;
' ', German ex-royalties are applying for
' nenslons according to their military
.ranks. The former Crown Prince of
.Bavaria c'alms a general's pension.
Government of
Lloyd George
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Mbitrr u,d ceor mdpwd tw. tnnM.
' TllLt imior B,enb" r"'nd
I Th aannuurrment f lb geTsnnneoft realgnatlaa vm Mie y the
If antral New and vp to :tJ Urk IliU ifKmta afflrial r ether a-
cotmeerorat ef U had not appeared. MUM preceded by the ami.
lemrial arnounnrot f tke Praia Aaaartatien ttaUng that It bad learned
m 1,11,1 u,hori7 that the goTermnml
b . LATER OmClAL ANNOUNCEMENT MADE.. , .
1 1 London. Ort.l (:08 P. M. (By the Amertated Prea)-Tb rwIgnaUea
of Prime Minister Lloyd George m mrially announced this aftentcen.
' to resignation of .Ylsrount reel, the Secretary ef State for India, aba
was announced.
,. After a brief audience with King George this afternoon, Mr. Lloyd
George returned te Downing street, where he reeeived the minera' delegation,
but according te Frank Hedge, whe headed the drlecatlon. Mr. Uovd
niorulug, where Cheatham la attending
Federal court.
Choirthniu claims that he nhot Pun
ham ai-cidentally when, he attimlileil
and his revolver was discharged. In
a statement made before bla death,
lmnhnra said, the revenue officer took
deliliernte-nlm at him nnd fired before
a word hud been spoken, by anyone.
W0(J1S LEG HIS BANK.
Ragged' Tramp Whe Boned Night's
Lodging Is Well Heeled.
New York, Oct. 19. Jim Cote, a rag
ged tramp with a wooden leg. walked
into White Plains i ml ice station and
begged for a night's lodg.ng Monday.
He said he was broke and friendless.
He spent the night in tbe White
Plains jail. When be was arraigned
tefore Sergeairt Ready - today It was
noticed the prisoner kept feeling f ,
the wooden eg. -5- - i
r What Itches flowp there?" 8ked
the' Sergeant,
A search -was
instituted nna fl
secret'
ef trap was found In the wooden ,
leg and within It 'was hidden 90.06.
No charge had heen made against,
Cote, so be was allowed to depart.
Allowed to keep a s'kuxk.
Alderman Dismisses Charge Without
. Star Witness in Court. .
Allentown,rPa., Oct 17. TUo right
of an individual to keep at his home
such harmless. "V even If odoriferous.
pests as po'.ecats m.nst be proticted jdred and sixteen passengers were taR
at all hazards, Alderman Bower ruled ', en from Colonial Line steamer Con
today In dismissing the case against ; cord early today by freighter Mohegan
Robert Shaffer, of summit Iawn, wno
had been arrested tv Game Warden
Gfry on charge of having a skunk
in his - possession out or season. -;
Shaffer's defense was that i he pile
cat bad been guilty -of stealing chick
ens, but that, since he had caught It,
the animal had become thoroughly
domesticated and harmless as a faini.y
cat fie was discharged and . will be
allowed to keep the skunk, which he.
offered to bring Into Court .....,..
THE COTTON MARKET
Opened Steady But at a Decline on
., ; Some' Months. -
.(By tbe Aaaoctatcd Press.)
'New York, Oct. li).-The cotton mar
ket opened "steady tlay-at n decline
of 5 points to an advance of 8 points.
There: were some overnight selling or
ders, but they were very readily ab
sorbed around the opening prices and
the- market tnrned. llrra after the call
iiccenincr KCiuni; un in or
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about l.i points net higher. .
Cotton futures Jipt-ned steady: Oo
tober 2-J tr,: December ffit.0S: JammVy
H22i'; Jlr,h S3 DO; -May 23.00; July
American Christian Convention at Bur-
Ungton. i
' - (By be Aaaoclatr rresa.)
v Burlington, N. C, .Oct HI. Reports
of commissions on luymen'B work, ev
angelism. Ule amrk. sociul service and
other sulijects were piucen oeiore me
American Christian Convention In see-
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Elon College:
Train VassesChild,' But no Hurts.
MoiTison. 111.. '- ' Oct, 1 18. Bernlce
Witt, vsix years old, of Fulton, 111.,
was run over by a Chicago and North
Western passenger trairi today, but at
tended school as usual. v v v r
The little girl, was on 'her way to
school , when she ; well In front of the
tralu. the engine and five cars pawing
over her,' The trainmen pulled her
out inan unuer ine hikm i " ""
car and found sle was uninjured.' .'
; She did not cry but hnrrled away
to school; -v J' ':-'' f.V'. -tf
iSSenllwortit t Be AbanAnned. 1 ;
1 Washington, Oct 18. It was made
plain today that the general hospital
at Kenll worth Inn, Asheville, wou'd
be abandoned by tlie Veterans'
! Bureau. I Those working for '-its con
.tlnuance lost hopes today. v : , r J'
Prime Minister
Has Resigned .
k M - i V
wauid resign forthwith.
WORK OF THE METHODIST
CONFERENCE AT MONROE
PaatoVs' Salaries Have Averaged Over
S1.4U9 Earb-Preaidlng Elders, $3,-
130.
(Hjr tbe Aaaeetat Pma.1
Monroe, X. C. th-t. 1!. The West- "N"I cent has been spent in
era North Carolina Conference of the JWuicssota." King a:d, "although eight
M. E. Church. South,' now In annual ! months after the statement mis been
session here, contributed $3Ki,fNM) dur- le tbat 1he money has Seen alio
lng the last twelve months, to pastors" i cated. As for me. If I am the only
salaries, or ah average of more than!mn to voice antagonism to General
$W()0 for each pastor, It was shown Sawyer, I'll voice It".
by . reports to the meeting. For" the
presiding elders the total was $34,0TK,
an average of more than 1,130.
With organisation work done nnd
many of the usual preliminary ques
tions asked nnd answered, the lfKTJ
session presided over by Bishop Cot
Una Denny, of Richmond, was marked
tolny work of the conference
luiamla nml utiimlliin lukinmlrtuAii I
I boards and standing committees,
rieas ror tue i entennry r nnn oi
the Methodist Eplscoiial . Church.
South, were made at today's session of
the. Conference,, which was told thnt
thlrt conference which pledged $1,500,
000. has iml.l only $0(iO,(MlO.
Bishop W. F. McMnrrah, of St.
Louis, made an npitenl for more funds
for the Cenfennry and G. F. More
lock, secretary of the General Board
of liay Activities, urged the laymen to
aid It.
"If the lnymen of the church,". Mr.
Morelock said, "want to be recognized
as more than 'money grnblttrs,' arid
want to be ulentilied with evangelism.
mission etlucotlon nnd every . Interest
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Bishop Denny, presiding sotneer of
the conference, nnonneed the transfer
of E. K. Creel nnd C.
iV. Johnson from
the Western North .
Carolina to the
North Carolina conference.
ANOTHER STEAMER ON FIRE
The 116 Passengers . of the Concord
Taken Off of the Steamer Mohegan.
T lb AMMtatMI Hrw.1
Providence, R. I., Oct. 10. One hun-
wnue nre rngeti in me rargo uom ui
the passenger carrier; The Are was
controlled after men from the freight
er heliied the Concord's crew fight the
blaze for an hour. -. , ". .; " ".'
' The transfer of passengers was done
with the vessels 12 miles from shore,
and the wind blowing 30 miles an hour
from the northwest No one was In
jured., , . -' ' " ; -
Winston "Jlgfrs" Seek Refuge from
"Maggies- ,
WlnstonSalem Oct.. 18. VJlggs,"
the mticbly-abused husband of "Mag
gie" has a bunch of sympathizers
among the citizenship . .of : Winston
Salem., This , was demonstrated - re
cently when a bunch"' of representa-
tivemen got together,and decided to ness ntxtne mgnesr pwia. n una i
perfect an organization, giving It the I In years, nnd with the worst cpnges
tltle t Jlgga.--lncorporated.'-V'',v..,,..;i, (tlon locally the city has ever-had, the
A cMtlfleata from the Secretary of railroad officials have shut down on
State has been received and while the
"Sympathizers" will not isyue 'any
stock, the papers have been filed with
the e'erk of the court to go on record.
The Incorporators have purchased 225
acres of land three miles north of
Kernersvllle. on which' they propose to
establish a place' of refuge fccmj
uirge advertisers to depend upon flews- !
- Their plans Include the erection of
t modern club house,- tmuaing ot a
Lake and the formation of a hunting
preserve.
Convention of Railway Treasury Offl-
een Association. .. .
(By the Aaseclata Piw)
Asheville, Oct 10. Summing up th!mnn. of Somerset, and -Strieker, of
alms of the organization nnd achieve-
ments to lie accomplished through co-
operation,' D. K, Kellogg, president of
Mm Rnllwnv Trensiirv Officers Assoeia
tlon, ln his address here this morning detectives and others, on the case. j
opened -the sixteenth annual meeting; - " -,,. T"i.
of the Assoelation-ihere. Nearly n hun- B.bles sent to the Gilbert Islands
dred delegates representing practical-'have their covers fastened with a glue
lvVery state in the union, are here containing a mixture of cayenne
tar the three dnvs conference. J 4 ' pepper, oil of cloves and Corrosive sub
for the three days conference. (4; Thlg l8 n(.eegsary to protect
?iw Anlh n.M ir K :-' UheT'books from a certain worm, pe
Dry AmendmentHere for Keep.n TcuUar to the Islands, which destroys
Washington,. ; .Oct. i 18. President hln,jln. .
riardlng was nuoted by delegates to itM r11"'"8,,', , , ,
the Conference of Allied Christian o-l'.-'-"oir.' Lloyd George la to receive at
ofetles who called upon lm atNtheiieagt $450,000 for his coming book of
WTilte House tonight Just before the ' memories, a nrlce whlch Is. almost
close of their, two-day, meeting as de parallel in the annals of litera
clarlng that the nation ln his opinion Uure. r t - r -.a.;'
would never depart from, the eight-1 , : , , -: ;
eenth amendment . - ' ' . ' 'London's new Countv HaM, recently
f ,-, -"i , r v ! ' ' ( completed at a cost of nearly $25,000.-
The town of Douglas, In the Isle Of ono contains MO rooms,. In which 2,300
unan, ooasis or naviiig .iue ibhsbbv
most comprehensive place of amuse-
ment in the world. " One 6f its chief
features-Is a dance ball capaift'o of ac-
comndatlng a thousand .couples at one
time. ' : , ;& - 5 ;r
DEMAND THE REMOVAL ' '
VV UMHttl O I. HIWTEI
If lIk ( WtifR "tllrr ratw,"
IJg
tlr -mU4 Airta Letf t
rails.
Ori!v. Oct 11 (Br the Aa-
Preaa) A rx uimn demand
removal vf brigadier Oeaerai
E. 8wycr for "utter anflt-
I DMl" vaJ oreaeatea' to lh. inwitii
r Lioa
LMloA nvl Rliuai toiler hv IWnl
jCotPtandrr Barren, f M.nnarsnta.
The Hack wa uoire4 by ilie report
of Rice Veaas. of Colorado, of , the
Natlooal ReUa'jiataUoo Committee,
i which accepted "the eleda ef w
' ope rat km give by General Sawyer." .
IteclaruiK that "an , armistice baa
I bera aigtted" and rtaJ -It'a lime to ttop
irahllng.' Adolpbm Granpner, of t'al
I Ifmula, sjsiJiV again) iir. uarren's
j reaolntion. v v
I A demand from the floor that a
Ktateiucnt lie made a' te hetber OeiL
iMiwyer nau aignea an agreement in
writing was answered by Cot A. A.
Hprsgue, of Chicago, chairman- of the'
rcUaliilltatlAn cnmmilttM, who aald tbe
committee Had taken Gen. Pawyer "on
1 hs word " He aakcl a vote agnnst
Barrens retolutlon.
'It lli not ot ft i.l.iw at Sawyer,"
he saM. "You cari'l dlslodgo 8a-ycr.
It will on'y be a, b'aw at your rehabi
litation committee..)
Adj. Stafford Kinfe.'of the Mlnnessota
Departimnt was recognized by past
nationi commander Kmory, who was
(colled to tub chair by General Fore ;a
men.
, FILIPINO KU KLUX
REPORTED WORKING
Complaints Are Made to Prosector
Rcbfrts TkU hlan Is Terrorising
the Island
Honolulu. Oflt. 18.-'omplalnts that
an organization known as the "Filipino
KuKlux ,8 operating in the
country districts' of Oiihu and other
Islands, have "been received by Prose
cutor Caus L. Roberts.
Prominent Filipinos have formally
complained to Prosecutor Roberts that
the- Ku Klux Klan In terrorizing1 their
countrymen, threatening them with
various horrible punishments unless
they become members. The klan Is
said to have been organized six month
ago and to haye a memership of more
than 2,000. '
Many of the members, it was said.
have wished to withdraw from the
Society but fear to. do so because of
the penalties with ; which - they 1 are
.threatened. One member, missing
w veral weeks, is Jbet'lsved to have been
aUve for vlolatipg the rules of
tho order,- and aevw&'huve. been tied
to stakes and whipped. .
The public prosecutor is investlgat
lng with a view to taking legal ac
tlon. . . -
COTTON EMBARGO IS
EFFECTIVE FOR GREENSBORO
Southern Cannot Handle Cotton Ex
cept For Four Mills Until Conges
- tlon Is, Cleared.
Greensboro-News. k I
Because of the congested condition
in the freight yards In and around
GreenBlmro,: an embargo has been
placed on all cotton 'shipments for all
consignees destined to Greenslmro on
the' Southern railway system, with
the exception of cotton for the Rev
olution, White Oak, Proximity, and
Pomona- Mills. ! .
There were 255 solid cars of cotton
on the tracks here yesterday and until
the emlmrgo was placed more cotton
was continuously coming In.
The embargo will have its, chief ef
fect on the cotton i warehouses In
Greensboro wherein can be stored ap
proximately 00.000 bales. These ware
houses always have a certain amount
of cotton stored In them, but at this
season of the year with the cotton
crop now being ginned, the demand
for space is unusually strong.
With the sontnerns ireigui oui-
cotton, because, they t say, cotton re
quires longer to handle man neaviy
any other article iow being shipped.
Thev don't know when the embargo
will' be lifted. S '
vriv EVIDENCE IN THE
, 1 A - HALL-MILLS ML'RDER CASE
" '
New In the Hands of -Ine Authorities,
fit Was Declared Today. .
New Brunswick, X. J-i (Jet 10 (By
tb( Associated 'Press ).--New evidence.
in the Hall-Mills murder case is in
the bands of the authorities. It was
declared today, by a man ciose in ine
nnnfiiience of countv prosecutors Beek-
j Middlesex.; . - ,
: The situation was given coior y
continuation of the feverish acUvity
- , m tne nasi tnree oaya ou iue n 1, ui
ofncialfl can be convenient y housed, n
. , , .
-Rents In Berlin were until recently
limited to 125 per cent more than the
pre-war figure;, they hav now. gone
Up to 350 per cent of that amount..
RED ARMY ATTACKS
FRENCH CONSULATE;-
At VTadivostok-wlessnesslS'V Rerb.,NCTtjMpmK-: e Enrolliiuj
Reigns There as a Result
of the Approach of the Vic
torious "Reds.'
"WHITE" GUARDS
ARE ANNIHILATED
Foreigners Have Appealed to
The Governments for Pro
tection. Invading ; Army
Marches Unhindered.
Toklo, IM. 1! (By rhe Assoslatcd !
Pressi. Ijiwlcssness rciens In Vlmli-:
vstok as the result of the approach of
a victorious "retr army, official dis
patches ay. The ' French cmiaulae
was attacked yesterday and foreigner
have appealed to jlhelr government
for protection. . The Auierlcan consul
has enraml as a refiiEf for Aniericam:
building flying the American flag and
gnardi41 by the guns of an American
crhiser.
Two Japanese cruisers and three d
stroycrs nbe are in .Vladivostok har
lHr to ,ali in the protection of for
eigners. Recent reports have relnted the prac
tical annrhilatinu of the "white" gunrd-i
i under General Deiterichs. The ln
ivnding army of the Far Eastern re
I public of Siberia -Apparently was
marching on Vladivostok unhindered,
and the capture of tbe Siberian port
was -expiated soon.
CAROLINA KIWAMANS
END THEIR MEETING
District Clubs Will Hold Convention
in Wilmington Next Year, Officers
Named. .
Asheville. Oct. 18. Selection of Wil
mington as the place for the district
convention of 1!2H and the election of
Alva Lumpkin, prominent attorney tit
Columbia. S. C, as district governor,
succeeding W. B. Jlerrlmon. of
Greensboro, was the feature of the
closing sessions of the district cou-
ventlon of the KIwnnis clnlm of the
Cnrollnas today
It wa.s formally deddel at the ses
sion to ' iniike the conventions annual
instead of seml-annuul and the 1023
session will prolmbly le held during
the month of August
It H. IcUoHhWC of (ilnmbla, S. C,
ras elecfjpd as jUstrtet sTetaiy and
treasurer, and fhe'hew -Hlr will
(take office on January 1, 1023.
Considerable Interest centered -In mules; two good horses; 11 milk
the election of lieutenant governors, cows : one young- heifer ; one Guernsy
with two each from North and South; bull; 10 hogs to kill? live good brood
Carolina. II. Grady Rankin, who is 'sows: one male hog; 10 pigs.1 The
engaged In the cotton mill business a t ' fa ruK consists of 133 acres, with a fine
Hiastonia, aiftl Bert James, attorney of
Greenville, were elected from North
Carolina, and W. H. Keith, general in-
surance agent of Greenville, and E. W.
Srkes. iiresiilent of Cokec College at-
Hartsville, were elected to serve from
the Palmetto stute..
PLENTY PRINT PAPER ,
IX AMERICA I!f 1923
R. S. Kellogg Te!ls Press Association
There'll Be Encngh for 1D23 Reqnire
ments. Chicago, Oct. 18.-With the new
paper 'mills planned and under con
struction here should be no need for
publishers to go beyond America for
their 1923 newsprint requirements, R.
S. Ke'.logg, secetaryof the Newsprint
Service bureau, said today in an ad
dress before the Inland Daily Press as
sociation.
News-print Importation of 135,000
tons from- Enrope in 1921 has fallen
away, the speaker said, and new mills
and additions in the United States and
Canada will go Into operation next
year with a capacity of 600 tons daily.,
"We are in another period of gen
eral business increase," Lesaid. "This
means increasing producticta costs and
rising commodity prices.
"Advertising agencies report a great
increase In advertising budgets fer
next year and- that a large proportion
of the total will be spent In the news
pa pt;rs. : The increasing tendency i-of
laygeadvertisers to depend upon news
papers for the maintenance and exten
sion of their markets is Aown by the
fact that wh.le tots.: newspaper adver.
using In the leading cities so far this
year has been six if cent less th""
ln 1920. periodical advertising has been
-36 per cent less than during the same
period two years ago." ' I
Buffaloes at the Canadian federal.
game park nt Walnwrlght, Alberta, j
jnave increased in bucu ihuuik-ib iii
1 government omciam .maw iue "-.
j tract of land set aside for them is In-1
, soun ieni , ,v.u. ,c
number of the older animals are o be
slaughtered, the carcasses to lie sold
to northern trading companies. to oe
made into pemmlcnn, The. government
wlir retain the hldesv.
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Ruins identified as those of Nen
drum . Monastery, one -of the earliest
Christian monasteries in Ireland, have
lieeu found at Mahee lslirnd. Strnug-
ford Lough, near Belfast. Extensive
excavations have revealed valuable.
material. Writings, believed to be of
Danish origin,' havedjeen unearthed..
, Creeping Bent Grass in pure strains
makes the best golf green,-according
to experiments mide by the. United
States Department of Agriculture, This
,varlety of grass' Is uniform In color
and texture and stands wear well..
Crabs change their shells, annually,
, An ordinary mouse average a run
of ten and a half miles a day. ,.
COI RT ADJOVRNEB FO WEEK
Jaar Fmler Ul Be Here Mendaj ie
FnU en the IUM Cairaaaar.
Cahtrraa Omarr Minvrtnr Omrt on
yevtvrday rnat4et4 the mnalnder of
la criminal kl. . I
Hiit at ibU um, 'a ad adjonrned na-l
in urn aiuBtuy, waen in nvu iVxa-t
et wiu lie taken op. Jitdaw VS. K.
luwd te bla borne, amf Judge W TiwrT.
ley la mwrled to la in 'iM-ird 1 C""
Molidar to thm -lvll r-
The graml Jury, with Mr. Mason j
iliuan aa foreninn. rumplHed Ita'
.rt .. f..o.a: ' ' , .BEST OPPORTUNITY -
We. Ihl flninil Jnrr titr th. ft,4nl m iifrir In imtir
p.er Term, lir.fi of the Mia-rlor Cwirt.
tieg leave to aulunlt tbe following re-!
port :
e bate acted on all bills of ln4J
diclment sent to ua by tbe Solicitor
and maile presentments of all vloln
llona of the biw that liave been
brought to our notice.
.We as a com ml I ice visited the Jail
and found Wren prisoners, four
blacks, three whites: jail in good re-t
l"lr and well kept. We nlso as a
'committee visited the offices of the
court nouse and found tbe same well roster oi tmaw wno will compete in
kct and In gmsl shape. We as a be big "Salesmanship Club." -committee
visited Chain Gang Camp The great prise distribution excites
No, 1 and found 44 'prisoners. 20 blacks enthusiasm throughout the city and
and 24 white; 13 head gissl mules; six surrounding territory and It la In.
two-horse wagons, one bUicksmith creasing each day that passes, The
shop and good tools: one steam drill. Rig Clnh In which $0,000.00 in auto- ,
one White truck. '( 1-2 tons; 1 tractor; mobiles and other cash prises -and
one Fordson tractor: picks aud shor-.cash commissi our will be given away
els: all of tbe alsive in good shape. free a few weeks helice la making a
We as a committee visited Chain solid hit everywhere.
Gang ('amp No. 2. We found 18 pris- Those who wish to take time to
oners,' all white: tui mules'; three two- study the campaign plan carefully be
horse wagons: 1 steel cage; three fore sending in their names have
drag jians; picks and shovels: all of found that it affords the greatest, op
the alsive In good shape; prisoners portunlty of obtaining - big liy for
well cared for. ' t their spare time that has ever ls?en
We as a committee recommend that made In this section. Names of men
Camp No. 1 have some good lighting and women continue to arrive every
system Installed. , :dny to 1m placed on tbe list of Doml-
We as a committee visited the Conn- nations. 1
ty Home. We find four large brick! New Names Being Entered.
buildings, one for white Inmates, one Work in The Tribune and .Times
for colored inmates, nnd one for in-, "Salesmanship Club" is Jtecomlng more-,
sane and one for the suiM?rlntendent ( spirited each day. New names are
all of which are electric-lighted and being entered in the list and recent
s'tenui heated; Also have hot and cold entrants are forging right to the front
water. We find the buildings well by building clulm. Since each club
furnished, with beds nnd bedding. We means a gain of 240,000 EXTRA
find for tbe Inmates one organ and one VOTES In nddltion to the regular
Vlctrola ; preaching services every 'votes ft cap readily he seen that, a
Sunday. We find the following nuui-jbig step is' .made toward the ultimate -ber
of inmates: White men, 14: white goal.
women, 111; white prisoners, female 4,1 This BIG EXTRA VOTE OFFER
white Ihivs, 4; colored men, 8: colored I has caused others to enter' the race .
women, 4; one colored bnby; colored;
prisoners, female 1; colored boys 2, a I
total of r7. We And the followiue.
equipment for the home: One Ford
cur, one Fordson tractor; one disc j
harrow for Fordson tractor; one disc
-harrow for team; 2 two-horse wagons;
1 one-horse wntnm. find harness for
same ; oiie binder; one mdwer; onf
rake; owj gr
er ; shovels, rafles, hoes, and a. goon
supply of farming tools; three "good
orchard of four acres. The farm Is
In a good state of 'cultivation, being
worked in corn, onts, peas and beans,
Theue Is 800 bushels of old corn, and
n limit 000 bushels of new corn, to
'shred. Plenty of rough feed' for the
stock ; 105 . gallons of canned goods
300 gallons of canned goods were
burned, also 30 bushels of pens and
the canning outfit.
We recommend that a good fence be
built around the entire grove of
the
County Home.
We, as the Grand Jury having ful-
filled nnd completed our' duties re-1
sportfully1 ask to be discharged.
MASON GOODMAN,
Foreman of Grand Jury. '
Miners of Alabama, Reduce Coal Price.
Washington, Oct. 18. Alabama coal
mine operators. Federal Fuel Distrib
utor Spens - announced today, have
agreed to limit the ' prices on that
part of their output destined for do
mestic use to a scale ranging from
$3.45 to per ton, according to qual
ity, and to cense charging on Interstate
shipments prices which have rangea
from $4 to $7. They have further
agreed to charge no higher prices on
that portion of their product shipped
Into Interstate commerce than they
are charging on the product jwmsuuied
vdithln the state of Alabama.
This is the second coal iulntng dis
trict In which the fuel distributor has
negotiated -maximum price agreements
on domestic coal, the first having beeft-,
the "smokeless" fields of West Vir
ginia, where a $6 maximum was agreed
i upon.
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Answering the-Housing Problem ,
"HOUSE SOLD AND NO P1ACE TO MOVE TO; -,
JUST CAN'T FIND A PLACE TO LIVE." 1 "'
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"YOU CAN find a place to live A BETTER PLACE to live' ''
than you've given any consideration . to-r-YOUR OWN HOME, ,,; ; , "
OWN V0UR HOME..
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For twenty-five years we have been loaning money on weeklyi
and monthly payments under a plan thnt leads to home ownershiii, .
and today CONCORD has HUNDREDS of home-owners who are
not concerned about renting problem YOU, TOO, CAN BE IN-,
DEPENDENT of the landlord. - -
: The way to do It la to take out some shares In Series No. GO
of this OLD RELIABLE BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION NOW
OPEN and let us help you. , '
COME IN AND LET US TELL tOU 'ALL ABOUT IT. .
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Cabarrus County Buiding Loan and
Savings Association.-.
, Office In Concord National Bank
VOTE OFFER PROVIDES
A FIRM FOUKDATIQll
I Daily ana
d in the List
Enter Now. j
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Tribune and Times Salesman
ship Club Settles Down to
One of Grim Determined
to Win. : . , ;
Every day new ambitions are aron.
ed, new determination springs forth
and new nominations are added to inn
and as a consequent new names ap-
pear each day.
Best Time to' Enter.
-Now Is the best time to enft'r the
big "Salesmanship Club," but time Is
growing short and It will aoon.be too
lute to enter and enjoy the privilege
of .workini.' under the biireest EXTRA
Tfh'E OFFER- on $30.00 clulw diying
A person can enter the '"Salesman-
ship nub" during ;this BIG EXTRA- .
VOTE OFFER and get a commanding
position In the line-up at one hound.
Securing, $30.00 In subscription pay- .
ments tj The Tribune nnd Times is an :
easy matter and can lie done with very. . ,
little effort. ' - ' ,t
Offer Ends Saturday Night.
Saturday night at 10 o'clock marks
the close of the biggesf EXTRA VOTE
OFFER OF THE. DRIVE. Yon can
make your chances of winning more .- t -secure
by , doing your hardest work - -now.
Next week the votes will be . , I
less and subscriptions harder , to get.. . ,
Make tise of the time you have now
and make your efforts count big for
you. The Club has been widely ndver-
jtlsed and subscriptions are easy to gefc. ,
Don't hesitate.
Determine today , to ,
get your share
of the six thousand
dollar prixe list. : You have as much.,
right to one of tbe cars as your neigh- .
bor. LET'S GO !
REMEMBER get as many $30.00
clulw -as yon pdsslbly can. The -offer ,
ends Saturday night and the winners .
are working and the workers are win
ning. ;. - , ' n 1
At The Theatres. --, . ,r
Bebe Daniels in "A Game Chicken'
Is the attraction today at the i Star ,
Theatre.- - v V
The Piedmont . Theatre Is offering
"The New Teacher," with Shirley
Mason in the lending role ; also a Fox ,
comedy, l featuring v Buck Jones In
'Straight From the Shoulder."
"The Seventh : Day," a First Nat
ional Attraction,, and a comedy "A
Safe Proposition," with Ben Turpta in
tbe leading role, nre on the program nt
the Pastime today. This theatre Is al
so showing - some pictures made in
Concord.
London's death rato last year was
the lowest on record. , s . : ;-..