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'1 VOLUME XXIII CONCORD, N C . FRIDAI, MARCH I 'M. " t j.
it
AS RESULT OF AN
ACCIDENT IK OHIO
Train on Big Four Struck An
Auto Near Columbus, Pill
ing Up All C are in Train
I Except Diner.
SEVERAL PERSONS
SERIOUSLY HURT
Train Was Running 65 Miles
An Hour When Accident
Occurred. Rescue Work
ers Rushed to Srene.
(By i hi" Aaaarlatm C(aa.
Columbus ().. March :. si per
sons are. known In bavi" been killed
.ami ninny injiu.il, some seriously,
when a fust I'.iu Fi.iir Pullman train
M I route rrom Boston to Cincinnati.
' t ruck an nntomobllo nl a grade cross
,viUR lit the northern oily limits I hi
lncrniti?.
The engine Irfl the triples anil
.turned over In the ditch, four Pullman
Bloopers piling on ti of H. All of
'Die. cars in Ihe train with the oxcop
glJon of a iliner loft Ihe tracks.
The train was men' than nu hour
,'Iiito, and was runnine at an estimated
Hpoed of 0.1 to 70 miles an hour.
Rescue workers said tint other dead
mHlii lie found in the wreckage.
Kariy Report.
Cincinnati, March 3Q. A report ro
Wived at Rig Knur railroad headquar
ters here said eleven ix-isous were
liilled in Hie wreck of passenger train jihc Atuwleiiti I'nlty tragus at Chicago
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r Kf.X In rHOMl i i
liMtfti WS Sot M I mhHa
h. Ka'n taf V Cxurl U.t
l! Wiftvi ill
111 iW A
Wasclaglnu. Mnn h HI A fair K
let 1. nl a int.l i.im" ii. tlif hhksiix.' nf
the rather experts for Hie lanptc
f of the MiMdia Rlier. 1 uilwct
ht will not l" iiccewni-y 10 pn.tert th
WW Iji'i.-i Bun net , bin fii-.li wli.l"
will Imffei Ihotu.
For Ihe naslern sralaaird "iiHit ihUfsl
old" or 'iinillnixsl i-o.il" in (he forc
es! rtliltc freati rohl wine warning
have liec.i h"'ied for (Mi-i. Kentucky,
and Ihe northern pinbair .if West V ir
ginla. Ki.lhc.vlng the pa.alng ri( ihe dis
tut bailee now over (he Cull nf Meri
no. Ihe Wi-.llhi r dnrini: nis :i great
area of hih prciue and ulKinrtnu!1!
enhl weather, now over Ihe northwest,
will overspread all srelhms 111M of
Ihe Mississippi I; 1 excepi snuth"rn
l-'lnrldii nod 11nsC11sn1iMl.lv cold and
generally fnir weather will prevail
Sunday.
Frost as far south as Georgia Is pre
dict! on lie basis, nf llr movement
of the north-western arras of high
pressure toward two areas i.f low, .me
In ihe caalcrn seriii.n nnd lit. other
centered to iiy sc.ilh of A aha ma . The
moi ii-nt of hlh pressure area i
expected la throw n colli lilauUi'l
over the Eastern vJiiets throughout
the middle an dsoulhwest as well "as
Ihe southeast, -leaving on. 5 the laci!ic
mast and Florida weather conditions
Cor fashion parades.
ItKNIGNED FROM THF, KLAN
AFfER BR IKK MKMRKKSHIP
l.awrcnre Lyons, Prominent Republi
can, Said Klan Was Not What lie
Had Expected.
Indianapolis, Iild., March 30 (By the
Associated Press I. Lawrence Lyons,
chairman of the Indiana Republican
State t'onnultlee, admitted today that
he hud resigned from the K11 Kln'
Klan after having Joined ihnt organi
sation alauit six weeks ago. Mr. Ly
ons s:iiN he had given a slalement to
LENIHE DYING SAYS
MOSCOW REPORT TO
Democrat
City
The 1 s-o- tntif nt
ni. .'l'" i ion In b
Message Was Received in
England by Ext-hange 1'ele
u mph Company I'Vom Spe
c ial Correspondent.
ry Itnvlng Imrn
While, chair-
Hrftl ris-utve
PARALYSIS IN
ARM SPREADING
After His Death Military Dic
tatorship Will Be Estab
lished, to Be Headed by
Minister Trotsky.
While in. in -
hill he held al
siimis In die
the tiiilirs nf
R.e fnllotvinc of-
il at the pri-
ill) k Awsclatrd Prti.
London, March :).--Premier Ienine
is dying, says a dispatch to the F.x
chnnge Telegrnph Company from
Stockholm today, quoting the Helsiug
fors eorrespondcni of the Svenskn
lingldadet as telegraphing that the
aorlei legation in Helslngfors ban re
reived a emfidenlial message from
Moscow to thai effect. The paralysis
in lii right, orm is spreading, oeeord
Ing to Ihe dlsitch. .
After his death, ! Quoted message
adds, the milihi . atorship will he.
hy Minister of
four or five assist-
ry fur the uiu
eld no May Kth
jwill I- h-iil im-xI SaAnli.i. April Tlh
1 tall fi.r I tie prll
bamtxl Imlay hy K.
nan nf I he nr. lira
u. 1
In ibe call Chain
mil Ihni ihe 1 .1 1 awry
ihe m-vernl ..tins
eltv of roni-onl lie!
p. m. r.od ' li. nl."
DltTS will I v l..il!liu9
tuar; tu he rated
it eloeilnn:
Mayor ami one
si hiHil . oninii-sioiM'
ableiiii-ii lor each
nf the city : Hchoot ol
wnrtls one and fmir.
Tl.o"hlilonnen of
their icguhir Apiil
Thnrwh.y night. Apr
time they are ex
judges ami regis! rnra
Mini eleition.
pnons who reglat
Ihe Ii.miI I. mill clccl
later again for the cit
the school bOHal elect
aldermen onlereil a
and all persons wlui rigister.l at thai
Primary Called in This TR8lr, r rpTVI IR FtfUT
nr NYt Saturday Anril 7th ' 1 Ht5r-f jr n""J"' 1
or Next aaiuroay, pni iui (iur , r ... uny Unni nrru
in m m uw
FATAL MEie
,n. ii..
Ho lar there has hero, on annouast-l u-i v. f' Man-h tlonwr
iKixMilnle l..r any .if the Hl oeVea. . (-I1-H.in MnrrlMai toilav am.lnle.l I..
tt-vrral itaya aau one if Mayr Worn- ,. xu,,,,,., urraoru: Krwia A.
WeV .-l.awal ladilh-al advl-r atal.-l , , ,,,,, Biirllnt.a ; llajkaM tilllK Aar
ll.Nl Mr. UiMiilJe wmil.1 laa i-aialhuilc , ,,,. . u ,Ml, j0bnalim. i harWitte:
for reele. tl..n. hut far he has urn Mml w tmk Km-k 1 Bgha at : Mra. K
niilhii.ilcaled this retaai. , ,. avfe.,,. OmmMti Mra. W. t.
Who Is in U- nlfiTe.1 as l'lermeil,.rlH(,, -vionlni : Mrs. Worth FJIIott.
I'.-il iimin.i-si i- ha- n.. 11 1 ... .. n , ( T rijll. l'H.sinl.
laen iiiaionil nniwhere eie,n "" , lrtn,.la ,,,.,1 from North faro-.
... k.. . . . :.. . I . . .r ... , . . . . - I
"... . ....... i. - . iinn id i tie iiKiiifem-o m i ne ue-n. ...
ral i.f ihe itM-a-nl aldermen are - ,jm!ir, .iaaa-lalltin :U Hot Sirings.
Hsl l.i nil. r lllilliwues a I'Biai' V1U. e..iv
at the reguluj ,lali again, hm they luve made im j ii.n,ri.,ns .h.. nlll al-
'f.uuial iinni.uin'ttni4"tt. It U Ihe aaaae
rman ami me with the m-lin-J m in-i
hirge i) mi miej l ule-s all I leiiiiicnils nf the i ity raa
Ihe live wards get together mi n mtMlldale liefnre ihe
iiiilssioners fori day of Ihe primary. It is probable that
I act oral uiiHlidates Hill be voted unnii
illy will hold i fur Ihe nf.no m' Mayor. Persistenl ru-
s'llng no next i mors have Imvu nit.. hi fur some time
t it. nnd at thai I (,, , i. i thai a number uf Ilnun-
lo select the rrnfs of Ihe city want ivrtnin clningi-s
ir the primary; In the KTSonnel of several city otti
cinls. and they an' exported to go Inn
I last year for tin' primary propane! to aoadnate men
m neil not reg-1 fuvoralile in tneir cause, inrawuaii
enndldates an' not nomiiuiKHi. nowc
er. they will supiiort the Democratic
ticket as nominated by the primary
vote.
No general Interest lias lieen mam
elect inn. When
niif railed ihe
rw registration
Xo. 11 on the ntitakirtM of ColuinhiH.
Nix linidejitilled have ias'n luMVCreil,
it Ia sold.
JOHN D. RtM KKKKl.l.KR. Jr..
Hen of Oil Magnate tills This Amount
in Inromr From His Oil sto.Hi
Alone, Kxperts Khura.
(Uy the AaaunulMI rreaa..
New York. March 811. Kneh w.kU
XL'ai.7-12 accrues to John 1). Rockefel
ler. Jr.. in dividends from stock
I owned by him In nine Standard 'il .
-..IUHI llll-n, 11 1 ll-ll'.lll-U I. ..... :i
l lalioji by Dow Jones fc (Vnnfmny. hom
tal.imiMv .r.-n i-i;
'inve.itig.it'nm rn the oil twin!
The younger Hockefellcf s annniil
s iiivnicnii i rum ins sih'k hi ine nnj-1
'tWK-approximating one-sixteenth of
nil Rhiu-eu totals dose lo $V2.lKHMK,
it was shown. At the current prices
. hin holdings in these nine cmiip.-inie.-i
nre worth approximately $-110.1100,-
Ottll.
The elder Rockefeller, founder of
vthe Standard OH group, Is not the
- owner of as much as one per cent of
WH-k of any . of these cnnip.inies, the
survey shows.
Store at
in which he characterii'.ed Ihe Klan a
"un-Aiiierhnu." Mr. Lyons was In
Brook, Indiana, today. His admission
of nii-Mlicrship in the Klan was made
during an interview hy telephone.
Mr. Lyons said he had no copy of
the statement given to the I'nily
League. He explained thai after join
ing the Klan lie discovered it trns not
one which he eared to lie idem Hied
with, and he submitted his resignation
one week ago.
AI.li.KN TO RE UKAI
CI l.I.OW
NORMAL
established, h
War Trotafci -
ants.
L
ofHcial hulletin of
'reniier Lenine's con-
inuTd except for a
.-nt ill temperature.
time neeii not regis! again. Tuns- j No general inien-si uas i-u iu.hh- n,.lWillng to plans. Iielegatloi
is-rsoiis who failed lojregioter for the festiii In the primrry an.l election so S(H.tinns of the Cnited Sta
bond election must Arlster npiin if far. and unless there is a dei-lded lttplll, Thl iWOtlation is an
the would cast a voteln the city elec- change wttliin ine nei weei.. pn-
n : ma rv vote will is ery simni
tenil are Miss rurrie K Kroiighlmi.
stale library: Henry M. Niudiai. h"g
ialaihe r(erence librarian : lr. Imis
It. Wilson. I'niverslly of North Cane
Una: I'lurlew B. Minw. North I'andl
na lollege fiN Wniuen. ami Miss Mary
R. Palmer, sei-relary of the state li
brary i-onimissinu.
Miss Paiater will deliver an addreas
to the i-mifereme. having us her sub
jisi i-onnty llbrurles for the south. Dr.
Wilson will sii!k on Ihe state detail
ing league in North tVrolina. while
Mr. Shaw will discuss lending i"ssuys
in America.
The eclieral si-ssions will ho held
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and Frl-
ilnv evennufs and Saturday morning
Delegations irom
tes will
Two Fire Fighters Utt Their
Lives in Blaze a Sixteen
Others Were Injuri While
at Work.
TWO FACTORIES
TOTALLY BUKTOD
Blaze Also Destroyed Foar
Tenements and for Sertral
Hours Threatened the Bl-
leveue Hospital.
iHr ihe Aii.iaid a-avaa.1-- furn lo the Ister, a British st
Haleigh. March 8l. A. T. Allen,
slate director of teachers, has accepl
ed Ihe presidency of t'ullowhoo Nor
mal Industrial School, lo lake ofllee
in .Inly following his rii-enl oleclion
by the hoard of trustees of the instilu
tiati, it whs announcoil today.
.Mr. Allen whs oiTered the position a
year ago Iiy the board of trustees. Dr.
R. V. Brooks, ihe state suiK-rliitendcnt
of public instruction stated, and Prof.
R. L. Madison, who has been at the
head of the institution 2.1 years, urg
ed him to accept.
The
March 2,
djtion wj
slight Imj
RI M Rl NMNi; SHIP
LOST IN RKCENT QALK
Ship Was One nf ihe Ijirgesl awl Fast
est I'sed to Hi inn Liquor From ihe
Ruin Annadu.
Highlands. N. .1.. March :H. I By the
AssiK-latisl Pressi. The Queen of Ihe
Highlands mm running fleet was lost
during the heavy northwest gale Wed
nesday. The Queen's ship, the largest nnd
fastest putting out from Highlands
to the rum armada off abort, was
lost while making the second trip lo
the maritime Uii'io mail.
When she stiu -d for shore Willi 10"
of li-iuor. having an eslimnMd
e-
eaiiiei .
Which once serviit as yacht fia? IMi--il
liis-lla. Siom Whli-h sin- had pur-i-haseil
her cargo.
The runner managed lo come along
side the lster and her waler-soaked
crew was taken off. The lioat, valiusl
at Kl.ixm. foundered with her cargo
Many 04d Fellows Attend
District Meeting In City
Tenth District Convention Held Here Thursday Attended
by More Than; Hundred Delegates. Grand Master of
State Organization Principal Speaker at Meeting.
-
The closing session of Ihe meeting
nf Hie 1 nl li District? I 'on vent ion of
the Odd Fellows was held Thursday
Iilghl In-ginning at 7 Hi o'clock Willi
Ihe president. Mr. W. I.. Spry, of Kan
nnpolls, in Hie chair. Rev. W. it. I'op-
lieilge. of RorhlngtutlK lirand Master
of North Carolina, mne an aduicss in
Which he gave some hiteresling facts
rata ill ins the t'hildreu's Home nt
Belk Rriithers to (Ipen a
Thoutasvnie.
I Thomasville, March 29. The C. F.
"nnd .1. E. Lambeth block of stores,
tkoodi to Is? erected on North iMain
. 111 ...!... 1. . . V. ..... V.
Sirci'l. Will IH . Mf.l. M UJ DCHI ni.iLii- i
nt f hni-lnttf nu on.-- link in their i
extension chain. Thomasville peop e ; forecast territory embraces easuin
are by no means reticent in the'r ex-1 states, saw little tonight that would
pressions of joy at the announcement comfort the average feminine anind.
i of the coming of th-a mercnnt le .n- 'ihe temperature Iid pred cted. will
terprise. which has nlready enjoyed a I bo "b ilow normal.
roiiHiderable patronage from cilizims t'loudy weather, lylth i rain o. snov.
here at their stores in neighboring ! in many sections, wil be genera cast
Cities A representative of tb Be'.ks of the Mississippi diirtcg the next two
spent some time recently here looking ; lays. A break in the ndd snap may
over the situation and was uiis-tlntsd j cmie tomorrow in the At.yntic states
in bis recommendation of Thorns- hut .colder weather wl wvr-spn.ad
. vim. a .. tradn center for a big I ihe Ohio valley and lower lake region
u.rcnntll ln-siness such as this well 1 loniovrow and Saturday and tin
Says Easter Weather Will Be Below
Normal.
Washington, March 29. Looking
Uheail to Sundnv. which happens to be
Easter, the weather man whose
;ltnown firm usually installs where
;Cver they locate.
State Deftal" Midi'.'es in Baseball,
illy in .- Aaaaelated Praaa.1
Raleigh, March 30. P aying in a
cold drizzling rain, North Carolina
- State College this morning defeated
, the United States Nnva! Academy hy
Ha score of 8 to 2. The game was ..-u-
mid
die land north Atlantic states. Tenn
essee and the inler'or or the east gn f
statEB tomorrow night and Sunday.
One Plane Off For Camp Bragg.
illy the Aaaonlaiaa t'reaa.
Miami. Klu.. March 30, One of the
six if-. S. Army alnilanes which laud
ed here yesterday from Porto Rico on
the return flight, left this morning in
tor
With Our Advertisers.
During the demonstration of thf
fnmotts Nihco blushes, wops' and dust
ers at the Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
next Moiulnv. Tuesday and Wednes
day, there will Im given free a handy
lniish to every housewife. See ad. to
day.
J. E. Love has a strong assortment
of Easter suits for $at) and up. Hor-
sheiin shoes too, for carefnl men. Ev
erything in shirts, neckwear and hats
Irresistible new Easter Hats at
Fisher's, specially priced from $2.i
to S4.ll.-i. Others at from KMW to
$14.itn. See new ad. today.
Red room, suites in walnut anu ma
hogany. Queen Anne design, at Kelt I
fliirris. Let them show you.
Start a savings account today at tin
Citizens Hank and Trust Company.
Victor records for Easter now nt the
Bell & Harris music department.
A new interest quarter In the sav
ings department of the Citizens Bank
and Trust Company begins April 1st.
Interest paid from April 1 on all de
posits made hy April 10th.
Milk-Maid Bread goes right over the
home plate and Is always u hit.
Own vour own home by taking out
some shines in the iilst series of stock
ol the Cabarrus B. L. & B. Association,
no wopen.
Dress up for Easter in a Kuppen
heinier suit W. A. Overcnsh sells
this line in Concord.
Stein-Block Easter suits, jwupse
'. (iO TO HKiH POINT
TOMORROW NIGHT
it: All Important meeting of the !-
Central Carolina Development As- r'r
soclntion has been called to meet
at the Sheraton Hotel in High -h
Point tomorrow ( Saturday I eve-
tloldslioro. its aims, purposes nii(l;&ning. to discuss better east and
needs, and after telling the convention $ rrn in facilities In this State.
jtuit what was being 1onc, lie stated & Concord is vitally interested in
thai it was the inlentV'" ol me liinnii s- Hijs matter, and shoulil send up a sk
Loilie to plan for htf- -r, In-tter ami ;ron(i neiaiion. Oct ready to go.
.nonier Uilnn for Dif lilldrcil of the ir
f" , --i-ne . i
liinne. It waa ti UMtftl'e'tv anu was,
enthusiastically i-refr Mr. 'fop-J
lsslw told (hosi- nres.'ilt- Hull if Hi''
Home is to do a grcaier aiM .ice more
money will have to he appropriated.
as II was just now itt us iiuauc.v m
regard to its usefulness to the State
in rearing and educating children for
better citizenship. This I Ionic is sup
ported entirely hy voluntary eontrllni
t ions from the members, of the Lodges
in the Slate, and is being well taken
care of at present, hut at the meeting
of the Board of Trustees plans were
laid which will call for large sums of
inonev. After listening to the facts
.-
ittend. The association 1111 oignni-
witlon which has as its purpose the
encouraging of leading and studying
and the promoting of development and
... i..,.wi,,i. i,r lllii-nrlea as a means of
. popular education.
Headquarters of the association are
I in Chicago.
OKLAHOMA SOLONS
I WANTED THEIR DRINK
i
Case of Whiskey Found in One Com
mittee Rooms of State Legislature.
illy lli Aiaiwi.nel FrcioM
Okhhoma City, Okla., March -10.
Members of the lower house of the
Oklahoma legislature went to their
work today free from the. threat from
.iruied guards who were po.dcd alsnil
the floor during yesterday's session
after Speaker Murray lllbbosns had
dlaporered n case of whiskey in one
of Ihe house committee rooms.
One guard was expelled from the
chaniter by a vote of the house, guns
members protesting the speaker's ac
tlon in swearing in the special guard
Sneaker Gibbons told newspaper
men that he acted to prevent drinking
In the corridors or committee ronn
Inrlns the remainder Of the session
Final nd inurnment is scheduled for
Saturday noon. The speaker said he
poured the confiscated lUpinr into a
. .-v '
LANSINtMSHH PACT
HAS BEEN CANCELLED
Agreement Made Void by Agreement
Between ihe United States and .In
rominent contractor
killi:d by society
(ilRI
nan.
Wasliington. March 80 (By tlie As
sociated Pressi. The celeliratisl Lan-sing-Iahii
agreement by which the
Cnited Slates in 1!17 recognized .la
pan's "special interests'' in China, has
been cancelled hy mutual agreement of
the Washington and Tokio govern-
as set forth in this splendid address it menta,
will only he necessary to name the I Diplomatic negotiations between the
amount needed and it will lie forth-1 two governments have resulted in a
coming. new understanding laised primarily on
Mr S N Crouch, the assistant the provisions of the 9-power pact
Grand Secretary, had for his subject I written at the Washington armaments
"The Magic of the Three Links," and j conference, and regarded as applying
his audience a number ot line more eneciutuiy me i" un-iyis
gave
open door, or equality of opportunity
in China."
livened In the 8th iiininn by a home , command of Lieut. R. K. Stoner.
i.v . ntchnr FnuHrer for the State, i Fort Brass. Favetteville. N. C. He ex-
Score: Nnvy ? rnnn. B hin i er-"-'- hici'lH I" i"i'i l'1""-'1 tonight so he can Hhlrts. Varsity" union snits, Knox hats,
State: 8 runs, 12 h:ts, 1 error.
Batteries: Peterson and Zlmmcr
man: Hill, Curtis and Faulkner.
This evening ni 7 :M "The date
Beautiful." a story of Christ's Passion,
will he given In pantomime at Calvary
Lutheran Church. The public is in
vited. A great deal of preparation has
been made for the proper rendition of
this exercise.
snend Saturday and Easter with .11 is.
Stoner, who is visiting her parents at.
1 Fayetteville.
MOOOOOOOOOOOOfMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OUR AIM
"Every Concord Family in a Home
of its Own"
A real home cannot bo rented. No man, prond ot his AMERI
CAN CITIZENSHIP, should place his family in a rented house any
more than he should dress his wife and children in rented clothes.
We umlntalu, nnd we think you will agree with us that every
qhlld has an inalienable fight to the joys of childhood, to health and
strength, nnd to be reared In a real home.
It is because of this AIM that we arc proud of the progress wc
have made during the past 2" years.
Yon can own your own home, by taking some shares in series
No. 9 now open. All Stock Is Non-Taxuhle.
"nt the BlomnvCniinon Co.
nnints to think of and consider. He
told the members that insofar as do
ing good was concerned that it was
possible for this order, which now
has more than three million members,
to rank next to the church. Mr.
Conch stressed the point that the
Church should always come first, and
after that what time, energy and mon
ey was left should lie devoted to bet
ter service among men. During the
half hour that Mr. Couch spoke he was
given the very best of attention.
II was a disappointment Ihat the
Kminnnnlts decree team w as not ores-I adjourned to meet in
ent lo coiner me iiibi .riiimgo."
nounced, but in some wny there was a
misunderstanding regarding this part
of the program. After a few minutes'
delay Mr. Ray Parnell, captain of the
degree team of Cold Water Lodge No.
G2, of Concord, was on the floor with a
team from the local lodge, assisted by
several of the visitin" members, who
, . . .. . ....... ,1, ......... in it .
("iinierreti iie mm urcin: in ii i
nleasins and satisfactory manner, cream and a lrult course.
ivJiich called forth words of praise
pressed their pleasure at being pres
ent and enjoying the tine hospital!!
of Cold Water Lodge the convention
October with the
After fatally Shooting Contractor the
(.-id Turned Gnu on Herself and
Committed Suicide.
lily nu- ANmiclnied l'riws.i
New York. March :!(). Frederick
Burnham. used -14, a contractor, si
ciallv. financially and professionally
prominent, died early today, the victim
of a gun In the hands of Miss Helene
Ziesler. aired 2li. daughter or a wen
to do Riverside Drive family, who
killed herself after having mortally
wounded Burnham in Ins othces late
yesterday.
The tragedy was believed to have
followed the girl's discovery, after a
short friendship with Burnham. rnat
the contractor was married.
Br the Aa-laled
New York. Man b Mr-Two fire
men were killed and 1: injnred lo
dsv while fighting a spectacular fire
that swept two factories and four ten
ements in the East Side for a time
threatening Bellevue Hospital with Its
2.IKK). . ,
The dead firemen and mosr oi in
Injure! were buried noneatn a oriea.
wall which was toppled into the street
by a gas explosion. Others were burn
ed while rescuing the occupants of Ihe
blazing tenements.
The lire was fought ny one oi me
greatest arrays of apparatus ever as
sembled In the city, it wuh rouqira
ed after a battle of nearly five hours.
ARCHBISHOP ZEPLIAK IB
NOT TO HE rci 1T in .' i n
Soviels Sentence Him to 'ten lea
Imprisonment I niler nmn isola
tion. Moscow, March "0 (By the Asso
inted Pressi. -The death sentence re
cently imposed on Archbishop eplhiK,
head of the lloman i:atnone unurcu
In Russia, was commuted today to ten
yeurs imprisonment under strict iso
lation. Appeal of vicar www
Butehkavitch for clemency was de
nied.
rhe Central Executive l-ommwroe
which meet to consider requests ror
mitigation of sentences, said it its ne
clsion that both prelates were deserv
ing of the penalty imposed by ihe
Moscow court, but that commutation
was ordered in the case of the. arch-
mttoettra in llussia mignc espiou mo
sentence as lielng directed against the)
priests and their religion.
The committee, however, said It re
garded the evidence in the case of
Monselgndr Bntehkvitch as allowing
his direct connection with an enemy
of the state. The decision was sign
ed by President Kalinen and Sercet'iry
Sa pronoe.
New Cotton Mill for Hudson.
.11"- (he Amtnciatm Plain .
Raleigh, March 30. State Senator
Mark Squires. Lenoir, was one of the
principtri incorporators of ihe Cald
well Cotton Mill Company, Hudson,
capitalised at $000,000, granted a char
ter today hy Secretary of State W. N.
Even II. Among the other incorpo
rators are R. L. Uwyn, Lenoir, and li
lt. Hayes, Hudson.
PLEMM0NS MOTOR CO.
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Large Garage in Asheville Scene of
Blaze Which Caused Much Dam
age. (Special to The Trtlnrae.l
Asheville. March 30. Damage esti
mated at 27,000 was incurred In a
Are which early this morning swept
through the building occupied by the
Plemmons Motor Company here.
Thirty-five automobiles, many of them
new. and twa large passenger misses
were damaged by the flames. A ne
gro boy sleeping in an automobile, was
overcome by fumes and was taken to
a hospital. The fire la believed to
have been caused by defective wiring
in one of the care.
Alleged Auto Thief Arrested
IHy (he Aimnclnled Praaa.1
Kaloiuh. March .111. Dennis
lodge In the State. Wildes- nlngs, said to be wanted at Charlotte
land other places in connection wilh the
theft of automobiles, has been arrest
ed at Detroit, the Department of Jus
tice here has been advised.
Funeral of T. II. Winccotf.
Salisbury. March 29. The funeral
of the !ate T. M. Wiuecoff, who died
at his home on West Bank street
Tuesday morning, took place front
i.. the First Method's! church Wednes-
horo
A very enjoyable part of the meet
ing was the banquet served at the
close of the session. Messrs. Joe Wal
ter, Herbert Smith and Kay Parnell
the committee and made arrange
ments in detail us to this part of the
nrosram. A splendid collation was
served, consisting of sandwiches, Ice
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STARTING NOW
Cabarrus County Building Loan and
Savings Association
OFFICE IN CONCORD NATIONAL BANK.
Suttimerless Year for Canada Is Pre
dicted Toronto, March liftShivering Can
adians who follow the forecasts or
local weather prophets were all work
ed up today over predictions that this
year would pass witnout any buuuudt, i
With the temperature at or below ;
aero throughout Ibis section, the local
fnwwnaters harked hack to 1810 for a
parallel for the summerless year they
are predicting. in ioio, amurnni
records say, there was frost In every
month of the year. Birds were kill
oil: com and oilier crops failed to
ripen nnd the northern United States,
they say, was treated to a .Inne snow
storm. Sir Frederick Stuart, director of
the meteorological service, asked
alsiiit the. predictions, refused to guar
antee a 1!23 summer, though he
1 thought there would be one.
Ruild Gas Water Hester on Special
Terms.
I If you waut to get a Rnud gas
j water heater on special terms, act now.
The Concord and Kannapolls Gas Co,
twill sell you one for only 75 cents
I down, hulanec fit) cents a week, total
only $2-1.75. This special price in
cludes complete installation. In The
Tribune today you will find a whole
page ad. Half of Ihem are already
anno, and if vui want one you would
belter hurry. Clip out Hie cotipou in.
and commendation D"iu all pi-onont UjitJoxiMtwiisMsion
After a number of visitors had ex-
day afternoon at 2 ocock. conduct
ed bv the pastor, the Rev J. F. Kirk,
assisted by the Rev. John W. tMoore,
ai former pastor, now of Stutesville,
and the Rev. A. L. Ayeock, of Canton,
a fomrsr pastor of the deceased at
lomoa il Fnrlev. the credit man. ' China livove. i ne ouriai service woe
has a big ad. in today's Tribune, show-1 in charge of members of the two
lug many special Easter offerings in Salisbury and the China Grove
ladies' dresses and coats, millinery, j -Masonic lodges,
women's, men's nnd boys suits, shoes, , -
., it i .. im-,. ici-iiii(iii nni h-pi tii mi mi
More than 100 delegates were pres-1 etc . mmw t f " f " " hI Bnn-
the Hist of.es are quoicu, nun i nm i-.-i-" ------ - -
whhti-wasIield Thtii'sdii aftoinoon.
DIRECTORS
Geo. h. Patterson
J. Frank Goodman
Alex. R. Howard
Chas. B. Wagoner
Dr. W. I). Pemberton
M. C. Barnhardt
B. L Cmberger
M. L. Marsh
A. F. Goodman
A. N. .lames
P. F. Shillings
Dr. J. A. Patterson
Chas. M. Ivey
F. C. Nlblock
The mighty power of the dollar that
you have earned Is back ot you so
long as yon have not spent It.
New interest quarter In our
Savings Department
liegins April 1st. All deposits made In
this department on or lMfore April
10th draw four per cent, interest from
April 1st, compounded quarterly.
BANK SOMETHING REGULARLY
CITIZENS
Bank and Trust Co.
Concord, N. C.
Chas. B. Wagoner A. F. Goodman
President Cashier
C. L. Propat, Boj-d Blggers
Aast. Cashier Carl Beaver
Tellers
there.00.
tist churches in Wales.
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New Interest Quarter
Begins April 1
IN OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
4 PER CENT. COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY
Deposits made on or before April 10th will draw inter
est from April 1st.
Will you be better off ten years from now than you are
today? You won't unless you save part of your earnings.
THINK IT OVER
The ConcordNationalBank
Capital $100,000.00 Surplus $100,000.00
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the page ad. in today's paper.