i The Concord Daily Tribune ;
ASSOCIATED
PRESS 4
DISPATCHES
A
VOLUME XXIII
CONCORD. N. C , TUESDAY. APRIL 3, 1023.
NO. 79.
TODAY'S
NEVS
TODAY.
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SIX AIRPLANES Of
ARMY FINISH TRIP
TO BOLLING FIELD
Successful Flights Made by
Planes From Texas to Por
to Rico and Back to Na
tional Capital.
6,000 MILES WERE
COVERED ON TRIP
".
Officials
Was Department
Consider the Trip "One of
Most Remarkable Pioneer
Flights in History."
f (By (I. r- tBortw a ri..(
Washington. April 3. The six army
:i 1 rjUjiiifs nrriveal Hi Boiling Field
Ik'ip toduy concluding a circtiil f more
tb.m (Unmi nnli" irr.ni San Anlonln
Taxas. to I'orto Hio, anal return in
Washington, which was unVlally n
gnrded by the War Department as "atne
of Hi.' most remarkable pione. r flights
in the history of aviation."
Planes Off Tor Washington.
Newport News, April .'i. Tin- six
army iiirplain's which reoently Mow
from Sim Antonio lo Painln Iti.ai. he
lel off from I.angley Field 11 1 lo ::;
this morning 1m. mill for WnHlif iitrtcii.
EX KAISKR nESERTKD
AT D00R' BY HERM1XE
York Correspondent
l ormer War Lord
Derhires the
is .Hst Triiifls
Kimire in Europe.
York, Engluinl, April 2. -Roimrta of
11 serlons dimijrreemenl bol ween
former Emperor Wl Ham and Prbice.sa
Hoimine. bis bride of u few monihs.
which have cropped onl from time to
time since the first of the year, are
revived today by the Doom ,..r-
"esponuent or the orkshIre Kvnnmg .
Nwi, The correapondenl Btntes he
has learned ' from a glngularly well
nformed aourev." that the ex-kais i-
aud his wife have definitely separated
as a result of domestic troubles.
When Princess Henuine left IVorn
recently slw, wept nijtcnstbly to in
sped family estates In Ucrmuny. nut
in reality, assorts Ihe corrosp.Mii nl.
she has pone lo ive with her pin?
teliitivea.
'The actual separation is ovsr a
fortnight old," he AeelnreRa . "but the
Secret has been well kept." 'Ihe ex
emperor's life Is reported to oe
'virtually solitary and Ids establish
ment virtually simp e. lor although
his private means lire, still ample
they are not under his control."
In the article the ex-kaiser is de
scribed as "'one of the mosl tragic
figures in Europe today."
PILOT MOUNTAIN IS
BURNING
OYER NOW"
The Blaze Has Spread Over 600 Aeres,
But No Serious Damage Has Been
Done.
illy the vnoc!hi'iI Press.)
Winston-Salem. April 3. The, fam
ous Pilot Mountain. 40 miles north of
this city in Surry enmity, is being
burned over, aeinrding to 11 telephone
message roceivnl here this morning.
It wits discovered Sunday and is sup
posed to have been ejiiisisl by an Mas
ter visitor dropping a cigar or cigar
ette on this southwest sidi.vof the
mountain. The blaze bad spread over
000 aeres and hud not --been extin
guished at aoon today. No serious
damage has lieen done, as mostly 1
leaves and dead timber were in the
pathway of the lire.
Steal Three Trucks of Whiskey.
IB a lie Aaaaartateal Prcaaas,
Baltimore. April 3. Whiskey thieves
hKrtce into a warehouse of the Balti
more Distilling Company in South
Hall iinoic early today, bound the three
watchmen, and carried away three
large truck loads of liquor.
Earl of Carnarvon Desperately UL
Cairo. Em nt. April 3 I By the Asso
elated Press). Illness of the Karl of
Carnarvon took a sudden change for
, the worse this morning. His condi
tion Is characterized as critical.
000000KMKWWO-y
MONEY TO LEND
FOR HOME BUILDING
We favor the lending of money for home building or buying
to voung couples who have saved up some money add appreciate
that tbeir program simply MUST inclmle a HOME OF THEIR
OWN.
How we envy them the selection of the home plan ! What Joy
Is theirs in determining the details und acrensorles for that
HOME. Such HOMES are a substantial expression of Ihe Indi
viduals who own them.
We will lie glad to discuss the terms of a loan with any who
are Interested. We DO NOT MEAN To CON FINK THE INVI
TATION To YOUN0.C0lPLES. No ONKtlS TOO OLD To
HAVE HOME AMBITIONS. COME IN TODAY AND MAKE TUB.
START BY TAK1N0 HOME SHARES IN SERIES NO. 51 NOW
OPEN. START NOW. LOANS MADE PROMPTLY.
Cabarrus County Building Loan and
Savings Association
OFFICE IN CONCORD NATIONAL BANK.
L TO THE
.H I IINFtDlkVi
t
1 IV tnlnll I
I By ik. aa lliata
DaavlUa. V . V.i .1 X A m. o.iii- 1.'
n. 11, hi j- yram r hv Ibr late
in. H. H. Ta-ai. of this Hl.r. I hun
or the u - ... i- id ibr CiaaifeaWary by
wtlui In ihrir Raw a Ailing .an
in. 111 laaaa Uimi rarivfaj l.i hiaa
I alio, allhrntgh more ilian e.vutv jnr
, of age. -ilM i 1111I11. ii.mI idi.tvwI.'I
In I'aafMrtfctr lioiK.r or; inlu.il.ai.
In. - ; im uaa of M-.en la.itb
eta that 1. mi; hi in I ha Civil aar. All
a,f Ibciu . ..-I.. 1 :-i ..11. 1. 1 taaattb-a a lib
I ..in laa-iaig killed., IhiI wveral of tbein
U'n woiiml'il !i" 1- said i bat.-
Ilelil llM- I lew I III. I IV.. m1l of Ibe
.smith binl made grant saoi l!l.is In
I Ibe miliar suirltkm iiil lo Hkmo
: Unit fongkl.
I He 1.1. - 1 11 xulflll mm 011
Iln 11 I. nl lank thirty years ago as 11
I no. leu of a filial.' He .Ileal iin.l Ibe
movement was st...Ml. The money,
however, has Im-n drawing interest
steadily ami today it amounts to s :.
Mrs. Temple wilbln I he lst nm
weeks bus mianl nearly iC-IKl by pri
Mile soli. IIMIh.li lowanl 11 total amount
of S'J.ooo which, he aalil. would irn
vi.le 11 proper memorial.
The memorial wool. I he phn-e.1. ac
cording 1,1 pinna, 011 ihe grounds ..f the
Xlelllorilri Mansion. ( hen- .leffersou
I hi via is raid lo have hehl his bs
nliiuaj meetiuR before ilislniiiallng r-
lliaiiellll. .
'f i:AS MAN SKVERKI.Y BK.ATKN
BY I-AMI iW INMASKKII MEN
I, Y. Itnrhon Jal.en Eriini Aulmiio
hile. and KloKKeil and llreneheil Willi
Creosole Hip.
Ill h.- Anaoelnlrd lrr. I
Tnylor, Tex . April :!.. W. Ilnrle
son. ol Wear. Texas, a small town tear
here, was in a Taylor hospital today
rivoi erinc from Ihe efforts of a II. ir
jrlti"; Sunday night. His head was
gashdl mid his shoulder miillliiled
Burleson wsih taken fr.ua an auio
mohile h a hand of unmasked men
and driven to a point near the San
(iilbrlel River, wbipMsl and lienten oil
Ibe head wilh tii.ilols. I hen brought lo
Taylor and chained lo 11 tree near the
eity hall, where three buckets of ereo
sote dip were poured on him. according
to the story told the police. ,
Representatives here of the Ku Klux
Klan denlod conne
pine n ml Ihe polici
tiou with Ihe while
apparently had no
elite,
Anoriilni; lo lliirleaon.
the police
said, he
or that
him.
had been untitled Ivy a pristoh
11 11 attack was in he made on
Kiiler Was Celebrated One We.'l: Too
Karl), Says Rector.
SVoi'Ci'Sier. 'Mass.. Aprrl -. When
the (li gorian change in calendar was
made and the'ealciidar of Easier
dnys for future years was prepared
some astrinionier at Home made a
mistake in sottjii; down April 1 as the
date lor this year, said Rev. Henry
W. Hobson inday, Mr. Hobsoti is
rector of A l-Saints. 1 lie largest
Protectant ESrisenpnl church in this
city.
He said that under th-' chtireh
rules next Sunday should he Easier be
cause the full moon following the 21st
of iMarch which determines the utile.
1 came
yesterday
morning.
Through
Train Planned From Beau
fort to Cincinnati.
Winston, April 1. A through train
from Beaufort to Cincinnati, the first
over the local branch of the' Norfolk
.Southern railroad, is a poasfbillty, it
was stated by chamber of commerce
men today. L. J. Newborn?, president
of the organization, slated that such
a train would be of Inca enlable tien;--tll
to the section. Sleeping cars, il is
understood, will be hauled all Ihe
way from the Carolina coast town to
Cincinnati over the tracks of the
Norfolk Southern ami Southern sys
tems if the service is established.
Plan Orphan Home at Salisbury.
IMjr Ibe Asawlan-al Pres.!
Hnllslmiy, N. C. April 3. Plans tire
under wuv to obtain for Salisbury and
Rowan County 11 $250,000 orphan
home, the Iwsis of a $1.(Hs.0OO insti
tution, which the Junior Order of Unit
ed American Mechanics is scheduled
to build, .ludge P. S. Carlton, state
councilor of the Juniors, is in Wash
ington now in a conference with nat
ional officials of the organization in
regard to the orphanage.
Hon. W. 11. Matthews, one of Meek
lenburg'st representatives in the Gen
eral Assembly, is spending the day in
Concord.
WlllltMv
foNDITDlS
uuh i mi
aa at 1 W W,l
I n- il). Ua liiior.il 11.
a Br tk lnwlMll rn.i
lUMch, April a.-Piiaeral s-nl..,
for Uaafca-rt lluppell. who iliol al a
local koaniial ier.;.i fnan Injuries
i" la an iiaitanol.ie r
Pnudav night, avre Mil Brrv ihi
morning WUIiam Vmh.r laffanllx
killej In the aalw in4. a. ill l
l.url.'O luiiHirr.iw
IS.1i William. .n t baril ilruc
gll. nivl Kml Kinkiu. who were se-
hon.ilr lainrad in il rash, neie r-
uorr.il from Hie hospital this utwrn
in: a 'uii-ini- their oirn.' J I.
IIoIhtimi. Jr of I'lirtsnioiith. Vh .
u ho rpeHviil slight injuries, was i.
. I.iire.il from the 1 -.,i , last ulchi.
Wlllinins is n n.,n .,f s V Williama,
formerly of n I
SI REM!: ( OI RT Kills
At.AINST K. II. B1N0HAM
ArtiiMi of Court Menits That Kiu.lmm
-Wil Die In KWtrir Chair in South
Carolina.
1B7 the tsMtelalni l'r,-...
Colinnbia. s. c. April X Kilmnnil
1 1. Hlnaiuiiu. tiMivlrted two yenra itjro
of Ihe slaving of his hrother. I, Smi
ley lliiighani, til I'nmplim, s C Is lo
die in the eleelrb.- chair. Ihe Supreme
Court deebleii in an opinion handed
down here today. The iniiri reniatal-
d Ringhniii tojiic lower lonrl for re-
selilelicilijr
Kiiigbiim, alrhoiigb eiinviete.1 of the
murder of his brother, was also eharg
"I with having killed his null her. sis
ami his sister's two adopted children
He has biin in the stale M'iiiteiillary
iiiucli id the tune since his conviction.
UNIVERSITY TRI STEKS
TO MEET APRIL l!)(h
At Meeting Building Program For Two
Years Mill Be Maped Out by the
Board.
III. Ihe Asaaiell.tral Prena.a
ltaieigh, April 3. The Board nl'
Trustees of the University of North
Carolina w ill hold a 111. s ling al Chapel
Hill April 111, to take linn I action mi
the institution's building program fot
the next two years. The decision on
the proposed building fur women, will
he reached at this time.
The University has a total of SI.-
GTaU.tKN) to spend on permanent im
provements during the next two years.
Thinks We Can CoRHMliiralr Willi
"Spirits"' Before Long.
aal the AMoetateal rria.
(Spokane, Wash.. April .'!. J'hureh
pimple and many others interested in
Ihe possibilities he.M.nd life were (lis
cussing tod.ix ihe irt'i! adicm mad.
lrefe yesterday by Kt. Rfcv. Herman
Page, bishop of Spokane diocese of the
Prolestanl Episcopa' Church that
ivunmtinication with the spirits of the
dead "will eventually by as possible
as it is now t ' communicate by wire
less." Highway Commission Meeting in Ral
eigh.
I II v the s 11l.nl IV.NS.I
ltaieigh. April ". Willi approxi
mately 300 inferesied persons in at
tendance, the Stale Highway Commis
sion toilay was considering the lolling
of contracts lor approximately 110
miles of road const ruction in North
Carolina. The conference Is being
held in the House of Representatives
at the slate eapitol, and final action
will not he taken until late today.
Snath l ari'liiia Mills tlratil IniTcasc
in Pay.
Chester, S. C, April 2. t'lie
Springs chain of cotton mills, includ
ing tho Springstein. Eureka and
Chester numbers one and two here;
K011 Mill iM-anufnc'uring Cciupaiiy,
Furl IMIII; Lancaster Cotton Mils.
Lancaster, and Kershaw Cotton Mills,
Kershaw, increased wages of their
operatives effect. ve today a'.oiit tin
per cent.
Oilier mills in this section an
nouncing ten per cent Increases are
the Baldwin 'Mills here; ami ihe Kr
publie Cotton Mills al deal Fa Is.
Want to Disband House of David
'ninny.
Ijinslng. Mich.. April 3 (By Ihe As
sociated Press). "lino warranto" pro-1
reedlnga to compel officials of the I
House of Hnvid colony to show cause
why the organisation should not be ;
disbnndedwere Instituted in Bingham
nounty circuit court here today by
the State of Michigan.
No Action iu Forstyle County.
(By the Aaa.aacrnia.al Prraua. 1
Winston-Salem. April 3. No act on
has been taken by Hie Eorsylho coni
has been taken by HIP imiIIu cm
mbwioncrs on the revaluation of pro- 1
petty, and II is undecatooal lhal Chair
man O. B. Eaton does not favor a re
duction at this time. The mailer will
probably lie considered ate today or
at an adjourned session tomorrow.
Wage
In crease Announced
ton County Mills.
By
Gas-
Castonln, AprT 2. Wage adjust-,
ments, amounting to substantial in
creases, were announced tiMlny by the
Armstrong. iMyers and Rankin chain
of cotton goods mills located in Uas
ton county. The exact amount of the
Increase was not stilted V
Charge Man Has 18 Wives.
I Br Ike Va... lnlrfl I'ra-aa.,
WIlkeslMiirc, Pa., April M. The al
leged Ihjfrlnionlal adventures of Chas.
Davis. 70. reached a total of IS yes
terday. Davis, who Is lielng held on
lilgnni? charges. Insists that Im was
hever married.
No Ueassi-ssim ul in Hainan County
Ordered. k
I Salisbury. April 2.--ltowan county
commissioner today decided not tn
have a raTassesemetit of prnprrty ml
year, but fo let assessments stand as
at present with I lie exception 01 in
dlviiliui' a uses where adjustment a are
necessary.
No Reassessment of
This County Will
M.Uil.-l. of Ihe Hoard "f
County
1 1
CoimuhMhatera of I'aiarriH
M.aHta) .lei hbsl nH lu Bare a re-a-ammiH-nl
of i.ai-tv Ihla year. Ian In
lot asMuieits .11, a hi prox-lit
v. 'cli tb. .-Miabai of individual mv
e ah'le aljiwlleat an' ns-:ir.
This a an Ihe i'Mfmrtani a. lion
Ink.-n by the jianlsiiMiers al then
roi-uUii April laeelui- at Ihe .rt
house Monday, theiiidi a aianber of
a.alt.i of general UJeret were I a ken
up and di-i",sii 01 l,v rbe board iio-iu-bTi.
Ihe ti-soli"h.n relative !.. the .-
s.smetilt of renl eat.lte in the iimihII'
reads: ll.s.iil, nv the hoard ..r
eonimisaliau rs that tii.- tinl ufati' of
Cahnrnis c.mafy is : 1 iir.Kiit ass.s.s.
il at a true value ir money, and that
.1 r.':iss.".meni ih.-i ; is unmi-essary
and dial he 1 1, :- 1, 11 la- imtere.l
nan the lax lasikafor ihe u.-xi ipiad
rennlnl sm i.wl al tln ir pn-.iil as
sess.sl value."
c I.. Sjaiirs, i-ouiit' tux iidbitor,
was given pn a.l.litfoual :tll days in
which 10 colhst taxes U-fore the prop
erly K ailverllmil for sale.
'riic Isuird ordered Hun a survey he
miide from the Intersection of the new
i'attersoii Mill road 10 the Nalionlll
Highway.
The new rniid froki Ihe Sims' road
More Candidates Decide
to Go After City Offices
Mayor Womble Enters Race and Five New Candidates
Are Seeking Office as Aldermen From Various Wards.
Julius F. F'.sher Wtihdraws From Race.
Politics hero is
stead of having
lnnry on Saturday
plajking up. and in
1 father calm pri-
1 nr. in . 11. a
he nl' as jji
imtiry held
.lock of V-i
it-apa'iirs that Ihe
e ,-ni will
iieh Inleres! its
in recenl years,
indidntes mad.
nny
The
ity in
first 1
their announcements) Monday, lo be
followed today by the aniiiuiiic."ii"in
ol live others who would secure a iity
Job from the voters at the primary.
rhe second block of aspirants i
headisl by Mayor J. T! Womble, who
at lasi has sol al rest all uncertainty
is to whether or not he is to h. 11
iiiulhlilte this year. Mr. Womble is a
candidate, and his mends are active
now in Jiis behalf. Mr. Wonihle threw
his hat in the political ring again with
a formal announew '.cut which was
111:. hi; . tie ill seeking Ihe
highest iHilltlcal oilice Ihe voters of
the city can bestow on any one.
' in addition to Mr. Wouible's 1111
iiouncemenl there are ainiuiinccments
from four other nu n who would he
aldermen. They arc W. W. Flowe.
from Ward one: ". A. Wilkinson
from Ward I wo: C. M. Key from
Ward three and .1. (!. MeEaeliern.
from Ward lour. No new aspirant for
the oilice of alderman a I large ap
peared during the day, and il seems
Unit Mr. J. T. Sapp. who made .111
noiinccnicnl Monday, will have no op
position for thai honor.
It. A. Hullender is the only announc
ed candidate for alderman from Ward
five. I'nless some opposition develops
this week, he will enter the primary
without anyone opposing him.
In addition to the announcements
from men seeking office, there came
nuiiotinccmenl from cue candidate w ho
entered the conical Monday, thai he
would not ho a c lithlte. Mr. Julius
F. Fisher, who made aiiiiniincemenl
Monday lhal he was a candidate from I
Ward two. -slaked ! Ins morning lhal
afler more ronstile ration lie nan ur
eided not lo make the race. His decis
ion leaves Mr. Wilkinson in Ward two
without opposition.
I'nless other candidates are heard
from Ihe voters will decide lielvveen
Mayor Womble and J. O. Moose for
tin' nomination of mayor: between .Inn.
Ii. Petrea and W. W. Flowe lor alder
man from Ward one; between It. C
Litaker and .1. (1. MeEaeliern lor al
derman from Ward four. Mr. lvey is
the only candidate so far from Ward
three.
Political leaders who are now tak
ing much interest in the coming pri
mary, declare candidates' for school
commissioners will he announced to
morrow. A commissioner at large
and one each from Ward one and
! Ward four are to he chosen this year,
laud so far no one Is tin announced
mndiilnte.
It is generally reported here mat
DIRECTORS
C.co. L. Patterson
J. Frank GoodinaB
Alex. R. Howard
Chas. B. Wagoner
Dr. W. D. I'emberton
B. 0. Barnliardt
B. L. Umberger
M. L. Marsh
A. F. Hoodmnn
A. N. .lames
P. y. Stalllngi
Dr. J, A. Patterson
Chns. M. Ivey
F. C. Nlbltxk
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.1 Now Open
btmXfAWWim New luteresl
Real Estate in
Be Made This Year
to I hartie Cablai-H s, ia M.aris Mill.
was . ,. by Ibe
i.l .... h isiwl I m ,l,-i'i
lot Mi . aaa Hh nxxt liaa.rt
anl linil 1. -r .Itspjaxsl .f by the hoard
Willi ibe e.ijal.ui ..f I be 1 . i-
1.1 Tile eleel i.Hi W il .-ftlleil f.u
Mar :i ami Hr V M.swe was wane
tegisirar and 1" M 1 nuk and l.utb.r
Kill llie Jtl.lKIsi I.T I ho eb-. li.in
The ebslioli v ill ilfsjrrMilw ahelhel
Ihe tai.iile ..f Mi. I'hasalll are In !
laxe. in nnts .,11 inch ..it. hiindrisl
dollars. 1he m.aie. In ! kUfUl for a
n.-w IkmI building ami a tamper
salnsil lerla
K 0 I loll ul ' ill'
mine roml will ! i
was order"! iiiaale.
first clirva' laayaallal I
house and t. run II
laaml ihe
Miami
itingasl. A nure;
lo laiiin at the
iMida'rsam l.ilaka'i's
aitgh Ihe lands of
Yaitai Clin
to liiteraai-l
to llalilby llrailgh's and I the same s. h.a.1 he wisha
wilh I'M road alaiiit llag-1 sanl.
sinn
nl 11. f the la nd ill I
!
.1 -
the pail
i-siait raaial.
All Caiurasb-rate
mint)' who want li
reunion lo la held
U leans. . an make
Itetisa' of I In c.llllil .
Vet. inns of Cue
1 attend the 11 lilrllll I
this ya-ar In New
Ihe trip at the :
The board agraisl
CIV Hie eXlll-es nl
al the lllii
all) in' all
1 heir n n
I iln; I.. 1
etel an
ciei,se--
Aim
III.! 111. 1 III
Newspaper Reports Contra
dict the Recent Statements
That the Soviets Changed
Sentence to Imprisonment.
Miwoov
April 3 I By Ihe Associated
Press!. Vicar Oeneml Buab liklavJtcli
has been executed.
The Pravdji says ihe, execution oc
curred 011 March :ilsr. The newspi
per Isveslia asserts :
'I he semem e ef death mi Bntebkav
ilch, Whose reprieve was refused, has
Ihm'II carried mil."
Mousignoi- 111 111 1 1 Is 1 : 1 i 1 . 1 1 tuel
dciilh hcl'ore a tiring sipiail. The
lime and place are nut given.
Details nf ihe prelate's exiiitlioti
1 jn-ehiihlv will never he reveal.': I.
I Judging from w hat happend in pre
I viinis cases il is Ihollght probable thai
aftej' the excciiiive ii.muiittee had re
' fused lo reprieve him lie was remove. I
from Ihe prison in which his col
leagues were confined In the prison
fin- the condemned, and that there,
i after, the death sentence had been
read 'to him. he was executed.
CHECK! PS SHOW BANDITS
MADE VKRY RICH HAI L
II Is Know Mail Stolen in SI. Louis
Was Valued at JSI.'J.Tfl at Least.
St. Louis, April :'. (By Ih" Assnci-
ja'teil Prcssi. i'oslolliee inspectors lo
i day announced a pari ill I checkup nf
1 registered mail obtained by bandits
here yosterdy, showed the nine stolen
'pouches contained al least $31.2311 in
j negotiable bonds. II is possible the
complete investigation will show thai
Ihe robbers obtained negotiable paper
running into six figures, il was said
Ihe Republicans will offer no ticket
the election, though this report ha
never been authenticated. The city is
Democratic by a good majority, and
according to some leaders, the Repub
licans will offer no ticket unless they
feel there are enough dissatisfied Dem
ocrats alter the primary to put their
lickel through.
The primary will he held Saturday
from - lo II o'clock. The judges and
registrars for the election lo he held
May Sh. will be named by Ibe alder
men Thursday night.
nuarter
Savings Department
begins April 1st. All deposits made In
this department on or before April
10th draw four per cent, interest from
April 1st, compounded quarterly.
BANK SOMETHING REGULARLY
CITIZENS
Bank and Trust Co.
Concord, N. C.
1
Chas. B. Wagoner A. V. Goodman
President Cashier
L. Propsl.
Asst. Cashier
Boyd Riggers
Carl Beaver
Tollers
t KTf Ml, H M HlNH i "
BtM.BtlJ. 1 11 1 I'M 1
W ill l lharn This Year la All PaWir 1
High hrhial laajas.
1ia.1 Hill. N c April I 1, h i
llM- -l,l,- alilextn.nl laaday lo I'. It
Itankin. was-Tetjiry. ibe ,1, f...
Ibe alia If I1I2I1 vb.s.l ..- ...1
pi.'lolilp will ... ,.. i, this vej.r. u la !
ibe laast. 1.. all pnblia lusti a. h.a. ret I
ra-aaajllall I, lanaa. nil aal . li.t iulll- ,
lis are eliaJMr and rasfilhad to tb"-.i-i
iiii.-n.lein r prlnaiiml
The prill. iiill ihl.l.. ill Ihe Hiyi-
bil.IV inh-s ta.a a-ar ..vet those nl
l:at Va-.ii jla- i.iali -jlal ,'i legohltiaaia
thru- and Lie. will. I. laava- l il.. ai'bl
alien. lane- aial aa-hatlnatia- raiiarals 1'le
'Meiagas alalia, alleiiilaiui- r'SjUiiail ha
laim raisasl li..in Itfiy s-r .mi lai m
l. while it 11. iw 1 tiillilisl 1 lua I a sill
denl miisl have ji-.i f.'i- ih inamths. J
or longer, fall I. mi of lie- present
s. IhmiI a-ar 1. majority of Ihe alinll.-.
in saaua iccailiiri. invaalicail
Iil-s.. Ill
I. rople-
linlivbliuil entry blanks
players a . e due In l- in the
I i.l
li:; ml
the aitiiimittii' by April 111
enaiia aaf faallllv maliapel
tin- week foliowiiig April I'll
1
III!
earl.
1- -11
ir-
rauga. ih.
school 1.
seliealidcs anal 1 he stal
lojh
chilli chllllllliailtship sa-rii'i i
i will atari immediately, li probably
will Im tiea-a-ssary tor each sa'haiol In
I plfll I w.i yalnoi even we-'k
1 Since the stale high sa hasil baseball !
-l.:i in : - - series were Inaiigurii'ail
in Ihe spring nf 11 I, He following
high schools hnie won the title 1,1 ihe.
years indicated . Sylvan. 11114. '.01.'.:
Clayton. IPlla-BCTJ : Cherry ill... !ilT:
Winston-Salem. HUH; K.-d link. IPI'.I. 1
l!r1. and Crii'tishoro. IOL'0. , I
The committee al the t'niversily of
! Nnrlll Carolina is cmuposed of N. W. -I
Walker, chairman: K. H. Hiinkin. sis -Iretary:
C. T. Woodlan : W. Mck. I-'et-zer
ami Itolwrl A. Eatzcr.
I A trophy cup is awarded every year I
I in remain in the permanent pusse-isinn i
i.f 1
Shi
school winning ihe clnnipion-1
THE ( 0 f TON MARKET
Opened Steady at
Points Due to
hies.
Advance of ! to '
Firm Liverpool Ca-
illy liic Aaaawelaieal Pra-aw.
Ta'ew York, April '. The cotton 111:1 r
kel opened steady al an advance of !i
to U7 points, owing to relatively firm
Liverpool cables, icports of nnsettleil
weather iu the South with further
trains in ihe southwest, ami claims of
rather a steadier tune 111 the spil mar
ket. .Near niniillis were relatively
(inn mi covering and iu sympathy
with cables, with May selling up to
I's.r,., and July to L'T.ss during the
early trading, or :3 a lo 33 poinis net
higher, whTle crew"" cf-up jiositlotis
showi
puillt:
-il nel ailvatla-l
if 11 I.
IS
I'ol ton futures' opened linn :
la." : July L't.sl : 1 letober 'Jn.:'.T
nher Jl.sii: .la unary uniiloled
Mav
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DINERS CHEEK NAME
OF W00DK0W WILSON
Dc1110nslr.il ion Orcnrrotl in Hotel As
tor, During Address by Lord Kohcrl
t ceil of Fluglaiid.
Hy the saaielala1 Press
New Vork. April II. Woodrow Wil
son lislenei! 10 Ihe address of Lord
ltoberl Cecil mi Hie League of Nations
here last night by radio at his home in
Washington. When it was announced
lhal Hie former President was hearing
the address. Ihe diners al Ihe Hotel
Astor ruse Iu (heir feel and cheered.
Mrs. Wilson, who was present, smiled
happily as she joined in Hie tribute lu
her husband.
Mrs. Wilson is thogncsl nl' Mr. and
Mrs. Berlin nk Bill neb. mi her lirsl vis
il In t; York in Iwo years.
IHTLFORD PROPERTY
MAA BE KEASSESSED
Commissioners Not Expected to Reach
Decision in Matter Before late To
day. ally III Aaaa.elnle'i Pra-as.)
(ireenshnro, April tt. Revision of
properly valuation for taxing purpos
es will probably he. authorized by the
"Mhuiird of commissioners of (Juilford
county, il was intiin 1 toil by members
of that body in monthl session here to
day. Especially will values of prop
erty in (ireensboro and High Point lie
cipmlized. it was indicated.
There are several delegations np
nearing before the commissioners, and
ii will probably he lale today or some
Mine Wednesday before a definite de
cision is reached.
Lmidon's annual
I built IIM1.0IKI lulls
dish nf meal i
ria3t3OCXX)00O00OO0000O0O0OO00O0OOtXMXKX0 '
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 he better off ten years from now than you are
today? Vou won't unless you save part of your earnings.
THINK IT OVER
The Concord National Bank
Capital $100,000.00 " Surplus $100,000.00
v-" ,ar -a rt a a All
uuoiNtoo mm un
SEC, HOOVER SAYS
The Secretary of Commerce
Thinks There is Good Rea
son to Expect Iyong Con
tinuance of Prosperity.
SAYS GOODS ARE
NOT ACCUMLATING
And This Means Business
Houses Will Continue to
Buy. Prices Also Remain
on Firm Foundation.
ill. the Aaaaoa-laalarat Pi MB. I
Washingii.il. April S The nauairy'l
pl'.-sauit business Isxahi Is 011 a sound
found. ilinu. S.sretary Hoover sal. I t.a
day. and there is kooiI reaaua to ex
ls t a long . out in ua lice of prosiierity.
'The husln
coiiilltion is marked
fact tbut gooals are
,lsl ,m n m
not aiTiimuUitlng." the Sea-retary said.
"Although production is at a high
l.lut. cnnsniiiplioii is equally gisal.
lioods arc moving coiitiuiioitsly through
the channels of distribution, ami are
not piling up in a way that might ni
di, ale a check ID business nativity
would he possible.
"Likewise, prices are nut showing
Ihe runaway tendencies that we 'wit
nessed during the war. and Immediate
ly after. Although economic forecast
ing is always hnxardiiiis, I can sin
nothing mi the business horizon which
indicates thai reverses are due."
KI LLS Jl R FOREMAN
WAS T.A.MPEKED WITH
Fur This Benson Jury in Conspiracy
Case in Philadelphia Was Excused
by Ihe Court.
illy 1 in- Vasin-liii.il Prraaaa.)
Philadelphia. April :!. Because of
alleged tampering with Ihe foreman,
Judge .1. Whitaker Thompson in the
1'nite.d States District Court today,
discharged the jury trying the easo
of twenty-nine men charged with con
spiracy lo illegally withdraw and sell
lhpior.
Terrenee O'Longblin. Ihe foreman,
-n I. a. hi it. &.YIHI'.! hail ml n chicj-iiav aj-
ltfa.ii.liat). lit nf eniirt lie w-ilt hfiro '
hcjiring Thitrsdny. Judge Thompson,
in dismissing the jury, dim-ted that
a new panel hi' assehlyed April 'Si.
Willi Our Advertisers.
One dollar. If put on savings ac
count, in 300 years would lie Worth
$(itl,3"T,4:t!.S3. Of course you do not.
waul lo wait 300 years lo enjoy your
savings, but this shoyvs the wonderful
power of eunipuimd interest. S(Hl ail.
of Citizens Bank and Trust Cnmpnny.
Real supremacy in bedroom I'lirni
lure can he found nl the Bell & Har
ris Furniture Co.
The Hoosler Kitchen Cabinet is il
practical and popular labor saver. Seo
ad. uf II. B. Wilkinson.
After the flu lake Vinnl Oibson
Drug Store sells it.
If ymi need a fountain syringe, go
to ('line's Pharmacy.
The Central Filling Station has a
new ad. today. I
.shipment nf Itanila and La Fnyetle
hats just received by the Specialty
Hal Shop.
Von can gel till kinds of meats at
C. II. Harrier aV Co. s.
See the new nil. loday ol the Cn-
coral Bakery -Milk-Maid Bread
The Cabarrus B. at L. Association
has money to lend you fny hiiildif
vou a home. See (iilbcrl llendrix lit
the Concord National Hank.
II is dangerous to put ice in drink--ing
water get tin automatic refriger
ator with water cooler from Ihe Con
curd Furniture Co.
FHeclion Day in Chicago,
in. the Aaaaoeiated 1'res.a.a
Chicago April o. Chicago voters to
day are voting for a mayor, 'JO alder
men, and a representative in Congress
from the Second Illinois district to
fill the unexpired term of the late
.1. lines it. Matin. -Tlie candidates for
mayor are Arhur ('. Lender, republi
can: Judge Win. E. Dover; und Win.
A.
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