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19088—Rright Moon Ferera Francheni J
Hawaiian Nights Ferera Franchini j
19195—Mama Goes Where Rapa Goes Silverman and Orchestra i
Mean Blues Overman and Orchestra j
19190—Wonder If She’s l.onely Too Dornberger and Orchestra i l ,
1 Never Had a Mammy Manhattan Merrymakers i .
19198—Lonesome and Blue Bensou Orchestra of Chicago ji j
When Lights Are Low Benson Orchestra of Chicago ij
19197 Benson Orchestra of Chicago
Do You, Don’t You Will You. AA’on’f You Love Me Too i
Benson Orchestra of Chicago I
1919-4 —Dear lid Lady \ Sterling Trio j
Lindy Lady Reeyless Quartet (
45371—Friend O’ Mine Royal Dadmen I
Trade Winds . Royal Dadmen ]
64625—Quartet in 1). Major Flonzaley Quartet (
64625—Quartet in A Major Flonzaley Quartet
96S—Somewhere in the World John McCormack ] i
Where file Rainbow Ends John McCormack i 1
907—D’Amico Fritz (Here Are Some Flowers) Lucrezia Bori ij
L’Amieo Fritz (Must I Ever Be Sadly Crying) Lucrezia Bori j i
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Closed Cars j
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cars. Call around and select something for the
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Other Useful Gifts—Velocipedes, Wagons, Skates, Foot- j
balls, Rifles, Gloves, Mitts, Balls, Knives, Guns
Flashlights, etc.
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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
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The Concord Daily Tribune
TIME OF CLOSING OF~MAILS I
The time of the closing of mails at
the Concord poetsffice is as follows:
Northbound.
Train No. 136—11 p. m.
Train No. 34—4:00 p. m.
Train No. 36—10:00 a. m.
Train No. MB —6:30 p. m.
Train No. 3S—8:00 p. m.
Train No. 30 —11 p. m.
Southbound.
Train No. 37—9‘:30 a. m.
Train No. 45—4:00 p. m.
Train No. 135—8:50 p. m.
Train No. 29—11.00 p. m. ,
j. LOCAL MENTION
I
' The choir of Central Methodist Church
: will have practice tonight at 7:30
o'clock.
There will be- the regular services at
Trinity Lutheran Church in No. 4 town
ship Sunday, December 23rd. |
The condition of Mrs. C. O. Earnhardt,
who has been critically ill for the past
four weeks with rheumatism, is reported
today as unchanged.
The condition of Mrs. B. F. Rogers,
who lias been ill for several days, is re
ported today as improved. Mrs. Rogers
is now able to sit up for a short period ,
of time each day.
Mrs. J. T. Howell and Mrs. Shelley
Howell are spending the day in Char- '
lotte with Miss Lela Howell. This eve
ning they wll attend the anunal Christ
mas concert given by Efird’s Choral Cluh.
•Marriage licenses have been' issued by
Register of Deeds Elliott to the following
couples: Delmar AA\ Paggart and Miss
Nina Ivrimminger, both of Concord
Route 5; and John P. Black, of Greens-1
boro, and Miss Ethel Griffin, of this
city. I
One ease of smallpox was reported to '
the county health department yesterday. '
The patient lives at Cabarrus, anil Dr.
S. E, Buchanan, county health officer, I
left this morning for that town to ex
amine the patient and members of his
family.
City Tax Collector Fields carries a no-'
tice in this paper warning city inhabi
tants to pay their taxes before January
first, wheu another penalty will be add
ed to the original taxes. One' penalty
was added on December first and the (
second will become .effective January
Hr-t.
Some one last night stole the Ford
touring car of Mr. A". A. Means. The
car was taken while Mr. and Mrs.
Means were visiting friends at the home
of Mrs. J, C. Gibson, the car having
been left in front of Airs. Gibson's home.
So far Mr. Means and police officers
have heard nothing of the car.
Silas AA’hite, one of the best known
colored farmers in the county, has just
killed his large Poland China bog. The
hog weighed 850 pounds when dressed
and was one of the largest in the county.
Silas declares the hog is the first he has
ever raised and will be the last. The
hog was four years old.
Three defendants paid .$l2O in fines in
recorder's cotirt yesterday. One man
was fined SSO for carrying a concealed
weapon and also SSO for assault with a
deadly weapon. Two other men wove
fined $lO each for an affray and in the
case charging removing crops judgment
was suspended upon payment of the
costs.
The electric light system of the eity
was interrupted last night about two
o’clock. A short-circuit on one of the
lines in the city made it necessary to
cut off power iu practically all of the
residential sections of the city, and cer
tain parts of the business section were
also affected. The line was repaired
before !) o'clock tills morning.
The public schools of the couuty will
close tomorrow and at practically all of
them appropriate exercises will be con
ducted by the students, either in the af
ternoon or at night. At some of the
schools exercises appropriate of the gen
eral Christmas' season will be carried
out. while at others tile exercises will be
arranged around Christmas trees for the
younger students.
Officers of the Choral Club of the city
announced this morning that the meet
ing of the club scheduled for tonight
would not be held. The next meeting
will be hid on the first Thursday night
in January, at which time a program for
the year will be mapped out. The meet
ing for tonight was cancelled because of
the many Christmas activities that are
claiming the attention of the cinb mem
bers.
The Concord Y basketball team offered
no comp-tit ion to the Kanimpilis Y team 1
last night, the visitors winning the one
sided game by the score of 51 to 17.
Roberts, for years a star on the Kaunap- ;
olis team, was the high scorer of the 1
game, securing 10 field goals for 20
points. The local team still shows lack
of team work. The Kannapolis team
plays the Charlotte A’ team at Charlotte
tomorrow night.
Practically all of the cotton mills of
the county will close on Saturday of this
week for the annual Christmas holidays.
Some of the mills will resume work on
Monday following Christmas, while oth
ers will not begin untH thd Monday fol
lowing New Year's Day. All of the
mills of the county cease work for one
week at least each Christmas, and sev
eral of them have always made a prac
tice of standing longer than a week.
A number of “Opportunities” are still
left and )>ersons who wish to adopt one
in order to bring sunshine into a home
| that otherwise will be dreary Christmas.
, are asked to call Mrs. G. B. Lewis, the
.chairman of the King's Daughters oora
! mttree which is arranging for the care
of the “Opportunities." If you are in
terested call Mrs. I-ewis or John 8. Pal
mer, chairman of the Elks' committee
that is co-operating with the King's
Daughters committee.
The fire department was called cut
twice this morning to extinguish small
fires. The first was at the home of
Mrs. Dan McCurdy, where some oil
caught afire, and the second was in the
office of Engineer Dunlap, of the State
; Highway Commission. Little damage
was done in each instance, and the
blaze at the home of Mrs, McCurdy wtas
extinguished without the aid of firemen.
| The blaze in Mr. Dunlap’s office was
I I controlled with chemicals.
jjgp&j Tom.
iNjf Says |
Average auto uses 425 gallons of gas
a year, barring accidents. !
AA’o may change our money, but Eu
rope still has designs on it.
C •ngress shows 68 bald bends in the
HoAra of Representatives and there may
bo many more soon.
I AA’itti a' million other things he could
‘ worry about one Congressman has a
till on canary birds,
i Mellon announces paper money de
signs' will bo changed. Let's hope the
new bills last longer.
AYell. Coolidge announces he is rann-1
ing for President, but it doesn’t quite
come ns a bombshell.
1 Cleveland gas is so low it needs n
political convention now more than it
will next spying. j
• So many next kinds of money are be- 1
ing put into'cireulation you can’t tell ,
(nidi from coupons.
Anything can happen now. French ]
football team played a German team in
Germany without any damage.
R‘Miniink gs an ichthyosaurus were
found in Nova Scotia. Remember the
name in case you meet one.
Y’our wife may keep you in hot water.
Could be worse. A Spanish one boiled
her hubby in oil.
Your lot could be much worse. A
man in a Seattle jail has eighteen wives
and Christmas is coming.
AA’isclmsin phonograph denlw is in
jail. But not, ns some readers may
think, for selling phonographs.
Lcs Angelos movie star’s auto hit a
train. She was driving. Can’t al
, ways get by one your looks.
There are iqore autos than houses in
New Hampshire. Many people have I
; more autos than money. Also, more
autos than sense.
TUCKERS NOT IN HURRY TO
LEAVE SOUTHERN PINES
Will Remain There Until “Good and
Ready” tp Go. They Say.
I Southern Pines. Deo, 19. —Mr. and
Mrs. Burton S. Tucker are still in
Southern Pines, and they intend to re
main here “until they get good and
ready to leave." they declared here to
day.
Beth freely discussed their marriage
and the publicity that has been centered
on them as a result of their indictment
in New Jersey courts on charges of
conspiracy to violate the marriage law
and perjury.’*Tfieker is said to be 17
years old and Mrs. Tucker 51.
Air. and Mrs. Tucker earlier in the
day had been reported to have checked
out at a hotel at which they had been
stopping since their arrival here several
days ago.
Mr. Tucker, discussing the connection
of John Melnnis. jointly indicted with
him and his wife, declared that Me
lnnis merely was a friend who was
casually invited to,act as a witness to
the marriage. Melnnis, he said, had
nothing to do with his marriage to the
wealthy Now York widow other than
this.
The Tuckers declared that they were
not worrying about the New Jersey in
dictment, adding that their attorney
was looking after that end of the nffair.
Mr. Tucker admitted that in obtaining
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I NOTICE
Pay your city .taxes this month and
save the additional penalty effective
January Ist.
CHARLES N. FIELDS.
City Tax Collector.
19-. Tan. 1. .
Tankage, ITay, Straw, Ship
Stuff, Red Dog Flour, Meal, Pu
rina Hen ChoAv and Chicken
ChoAvder In the Checkerboard
Bags.,
Best Grade of Christmas Ap*
pies and Oranges. By the Box
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ODD FELLOWS’ NOTICE.
Meeting every Thursday night at 7:30.
All members urged to attend and visiting
brothers welcome.
Nomination of officers.
J. H. SMITH. Rec. Sec.
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Lemon nr.d ortnge peeling, citron, j
I | white' raisins, currants, walnuts, J
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the marriage license he gave his age as I
31, which at that time was five years j
ever his real age. He asserted' that 1
charges made by his mother regarding j
Ibis wife were untrue.
The Tuckers appeared thoroughly j
I contented nnd happy when seen here to- j
day. Mrs. Tucker, although Haid to be j
51 years old looks to be about 35. |j
Clemency For Tucker But None Far j
Bride. |
Jersey City, Dee. 10.—Assistant ,j
•Prosecutor Aloysius McMahon announc- I!
ed tonight that, while clemency might be j
extended to. Button S. Tucker, aged 17. ij
indicted yesterday on charges of con-M
►’piracy to violate the state marriage ||
■aws. of perjury and of subornation of ij
perjury iu connection with his mar- j j
| riage October 2 to Mrs. Susan Simpson, j
i many years his senior no leniency would j
be shown to his wife, who was indicted j
. for conspiracy and perjury.
I Tlte prosecutor indicted that if Tucker j
I would come into court Voluntarily, plead j
j guilty, and present proof that he has j
i taken steps to have the marriage to Mrs. J
Tucker annulled, the state might recom- j
mend a suspended sentence,
i It was stated that no leniency would j
be shown Mrs.vTucker.
Rev. Dr. Jowett Dead.
i Ijondon, Dec.i 10.—The. Rev.. John I
: Henry Jowett. noted British clergyman. J
I formerly of the Fifth Avenue Presby- |
tcrinn church in New York city, died iu (
Surrey today. ]
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Toilet Sets
Manicure ‘ Sets
Cutex Sets ]ll J
Military Brushes
Cigars
Cigarettes ] 11
Fountain Pens
Pencils '
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CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
(Corrected Weekly by Cline & Moose.)
Figures named represent priced paid
tor produce on the market:
Eggs 50
Butter 35
Country Ham .26 to .30
Country Shoulder 15
Country Sides 15
Young chickens 25
tlens 18
Turkeys .25 to .30
tmrd 12 1-2
Sweet Potatoes SI.OO
Irish Potatoes .90
Onions _ $1.50
Peas $1.50
Corn SI.OO
CONCORD COTTON MARKET.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1023
Cotton ........ 34
Cotton seed 72
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We Have the follow
ing Used Cars For
Sale or Exchange:
■ One Chevrolet Sedan
I One Chevrolet Tour
ing
Two Ford Touring
i One Buick Touring
One Baby Overland
; Touring
One Oakland Tour
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STANDARD BUICK
COMPANY
Opposite City Fire Dept
Wide-Awake Boy to Sell
Th« Tribune on the streets every as
-1 terooon. Apply at Tribune Office.
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If It Comes From FOR It Will Be Useful ?
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Neck Ties Bathrobes Suits j u
Handkerchiefs Lounging Robes * Overcoats '|'
Socks House Coats Top Coats !'!• ,
Collars Sweaters Rain Coats
Jewelry Pajamas Hunting Suits j [
Luggage Underwear Trousers
Knit Vest Shirts \
Knit Sport Coats Gloves | |
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