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WHERE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION WILL BE HELD
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Building Occupies a Whole Block and
f!o» $6,500,000
Cleveland, * April 0. (By the Asso
ciated Press) —The municipal audi
torium in which the Republican nation
al convention will be held here in June
has n remarkable faculty of imparting
a sense of dignity to the gatherings as
sembled in rt. according to City Mana
ger William R. Hopkius. Athletic
events, Mr. Hopkins said, which else
where would have led to confusion, dis
order and possibly rioting, have been
witnessed in the auditorium with note
worthy decorum and restraint.
"I saw two basket-ball games played
successively in the hall," said Mr. Hop
kins, “one in the afternoon and one in j
the evening- The first was between two
unbenten high school, keen rivals, and I
was impressed by the good feeling and
sportsmanship shown by the rooters for
the contending teams. The second was
between the local professional team and
visiting champions. The referee, al
though n Cleveland man. repeatedly
made decisions adverse to the home
players, and 1 suppose many of the
local fans inwardly thought them ex
treme. Yet their only manifestation of
displeasure was a subdued grumble, just
once.
“I am tola that similar restraint
marker! spectators at an amateur boxing
bout in the hail when a burly visitor
was pummelipg and punishing a local
boxer. Everyone in The crowd was for
the under slog, according to tiie account
I received, but these were no hisses and
none of the open remonstrance which
might have been thought inevitable. My
informant asserted that in some halls
tie situation would have kindled a dis
turbance."
The andiorimn, occupying a city
block and built at a cost of bout 80.500.-
(KIO. was designed in Italian Renaissance
style. The exterior is faeed with
variegated Indiana limestone, the pink
granite base is from New Hampshire,
ami the entire interior marble treat
ment is from Vermont.
An elephant works from the age of
twelve to the age of eighty. It can haul
fifteen tons, lift half a tou. and carry
three tons on its back.
Electric lights suspended over the
water in fish hatcheries have been found
of aid in feeding the fish.
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1
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removes stains, and clears
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Now . read this letter of tbanlra
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pounds in the course of a few months D A a a
parked in bed, a weakling weighing; 94. fcr A Ik I ig
pounds. An elderly lady whom I kftew*' |\l jg
ainca I was a kid paid me what she thought * M. &.
•*?*» last visit. Upon being told of my >, Coolt#n fig
pfight she immediately mentioned your ggj
product for such an aihnent. Maybe adma kIASV
of na didn't look upon har views very wZTL
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Mass.
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THE ROAD BOLDING AND
MAINTENANCE DEMONSTRATION
To Be HtW at Raleigh Daring the Week
of Jane 3rd.
Raleigh, April B.—Representatives,
prominent in the engineering and road
buildiilg field of two continents will be
in attendance at the Road Building and
Maintenance Demonstration which will
be held in North Carolina, during the
week of June 3rd, under the auspices
of the American Road Builders’ Associa
tion and in connection with the State
highway commission, according to H. K.
Witherspoon, publicity engineer of the
North Carolina State highway commis
tion. A number of the delegates will
•be from Canada, approximately 50 will
come from Central and South America
and their stay in North Carolina will-be
part of a trip throughout this country
on which they are studying road con
struction. maintenance an financing.
The delegates from the foreign countries
will assemble in Washington. D. C., on
June Ist and will arrive in Raleigh on!
June 4th. where thew ill inspect the
garage of the State highway commission,
which is said to be one of the largest
and most modern of its kind in the
country. The workings of the headquar
ters of the highway commission will bo
explained and shown in detail.
The party will then go to the Fair
Grounds at Greensboro where they will
inspect the the central demonstration
which will be in full swing. Heretofore
it has been customary to exhibit ma
chinery of this kind in a building with
the machinery “dressed up in its best
clothes" but at this exhibit it will be
seen in actual operation—a feature
which up to the present time has not
been attempted it, wais claimed. “Al
raady manufacturers of various kinds of
road-biulding equipment have expressed
their intention of exhibiting their pro
ducts at the Central Demonstration and
visitors may rest assured that they will
see the most modern machinery and
equipment, not painted up and surround
ed by a brass chain, declared Mr. With
erspoon. but in actual operation, per
forming the duty for which it was de
signed. Each of these exhibits will be
in charge of an experienced operator who
will answer all questions regarding thp
work.
While the Central Demonstration is
in progress the -Soqth American and
other visiting engineers will be'carried
out on an actual construction work job,
that is in progress around Greensboro.
Thete trips will include practically eve'
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Things Our Readers Want to Know
Things that- are ordinarily very
hard to clean"—pots, pans, stoves,
toilets, steps, etc. —quickly become
spotless when Red Seal Lye is used
as the cleanser.
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Red Seal Lye eats up grease
greedily, changing it into soap and,
with the water, washes away dirt
of all kinds. (Do not use it, how
ever, on aluminum.)
Crevices and corners where
roaches, bed-bugs and vermin
abound should be spraygd a
solution of Red Seal Lye.
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Red Seal Lye is also fine for
making hard or soft snap at home >
quickly and cheaply. Red Seal Lye
is recommended for this use.
cry road construction, it is said, and
the projects visited will be equipped with
modern machinery. These , trips i will
not be limited to the offieial delegates,
it was said, but transportation will be
furnished all those connected with high-!
way work.
The time will be taken np mostly by |
visiting the projects rather than by the
presentation and study of papers, it was
pointed out, but papers of sufficient
length will be briefly delivered at the
demonstrations to fully explain each de
tail and feature of the work. There
will be no charge for witnessing any of,
the various features of the Road Show
nor will there be any charge made for I
space at the Fair Grounds to manufac
turers desiring to exhibit their machin
ery. This phase of the show is under
the direction of C. M. I’pham. business
director, Raleigh.
On Friday afternoon, June 0. the of
ficial visitors will be escorted to Wins
ton-Salem whore there will be a general
entertainment. A feature of this en
| tertainment will be the singing of a
body of one thousand negroes. On Sat
urday morning the tentative program
calls for the visitors to he shown through
one of the large tobacco factories. The
remainder of the day will be given to the
inspection of bituminous road construc
tion as well as the building of earth
roads and in the late afternoon the dele
gates will arrived at High Point where
further entertainment is planned. This
day will also mark the completion of
the Central IDemo lustration.
The party will leave High Point early
Sunday and inspect the ronds enroute
to the large reinforced bridge that is be
ing constructed over the Yadkin river
near Salisbury. The party will arrive
in Charlotte late in the afternoon. On
Monday morning the party will start
for Asheville and on Tuesday will in
spect mountain road construction near
the latter city. The party will dis
band in the afternoon and thp Pan-
American highway: commission will take
the train for the West.
"Every one connected with the Road
Show is making efforts to see that the
visitors receive a real Southern welcome
and representatives of the State high
way commission will be on hand at all
times to provide for the convenience of
the visitors." declared Mr. Witherspoon.
“Application has been made for reduced
ratfs on railroads and visitors should
request a railroad certificate in order
to take advantage of the reduced rates.”
New Camp For Tourists at Wilmington.
Wilmington. N. C,, April 10.—" Work
on the new camp site for tourists has
•been begun about a quarter of a mile
from Wrightsville. The city and coun
ty arc co-operating in the construction
of the camp and the work is being done
under the supervision of the Pity engi
neer. It is planned to have one of the
most modern camp site in the country.
There will be running water, swerage,
gas. and electricily and a parking space
for 150 cars within a month's time.
Later it is planned to increase the space
for 1,000 cars. A separate park for
children will be laid out adjacent to the
grounds.
rsK THE PRXNT COLUMN*—fP PAYS
| HEAD STUFFED FROM *
I CATARRH OR A COLD |
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+ Opens Air Passages Right Up. f
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Instant relief —no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up) the air
passages of vour head clear .and you
; can breathe freely. No more hawking,
snuffling, blowing, headache, dryness. No
struggling for breath at night; jpour cold
or ratarrh disappears.
Get a small bottle of Ely’* Cream
JSalm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of-this fragrant, antiseptic, heal
ing cream in your nostrils. It penetrates
through every air passage of the head,
soothes the inflamed or swollen mucous
membrane and relief comes instantly.
It’s just fine. Don’t stay atuflsid-up
with a cold or nasty catarrh.
TRS.goNQWPt daily Tpipinra
I WILSON RESPECTED BUT
J, 1 HR WALKED ALONE
' He Gave His Lava to Few. But Had a
• j Passion tot Mass of Mankind.
In Woodrow Wilson’s nature there
(was n marked degree at cordiality, of
affectionate friendship, and a quick re
i. spouse to every generous impulse. And
, yet (says Josephus Daniels, in his "Life
of Wobdrow Wilson.” published by The
John C. A\ iiiston Co.) It must be con
fessed that there was a section of his
1 composite being which he kept under
■ lock and key. and into which sanctum
jno one outside of bis family was ever
I allowed to enter.
It was this reserve, according to the
men on the faculty who knew him well,
that pttxxled many people. Professor
Hunt and Professor Christian Gauss
both remarked upon the oddity of seeing
him no often walking through the
campus under the elms alone. "People
would frequently stop and talk with
him." said Professor Gauss, “but in
variably he would walk on alone, they
turning off another way or staying be
hind.”
Fraudulent Paintings Exposed By Use
of UMra-Yiolet Rays.
<Hy the Aawelateil Press.)
Berkeley. Cal., April 10.—Fraudulent
representations of paintings by the
masters can be detected by turning
ultra-violet light rays on the art objects,
according to members of the faculty of
the art department in the University of
California. Experiments along this line
are being made at. the university.
“Under ultra-violet rays the brush
strokes show plainly.” said a profes
sor. "and if photographs arc made while
the lights arc turned on the canvasses,
the kinds of color used also arc shoown.
and when these are compared with the
kinds known to have been used by the
artist, supposed to have painted the pic
ture. and fraud can be detected. The
Gormans have used the same system in
criminology for a number of years, and
this is simply applying the process to
painting. It is inevitable that it will
come into general use."
Everybody Loves the ‘Kiddies”
See Our Silver
Baby Window
Everything J|£r the Children
W. C. Correll Jewelry
Co.
“THE OLD RELIABLE”
Mad Dog Ordinance
• Owing-to, ti e large number of mat) doffh
running -at large- and to protect the
school children and citizens from rabiei.
and ,to save the people from spending
large sums of tp'qney and suffering the
pain of taking the Pasteur treatment, he
it therefore resolved by the Board of Al
dermen of the City of Concord:
Section 1. That from thp publication
of this Ordinance and uotfl
1024, it shall lie unlawful for any ddg
to run at large within the corporate
limits of the City of Concord, or with
in one mile of said City limits, unless
such dog shall wear a tag issued under
authority of law showing that such dog
has been vaccinated for rabies.
Sec. 2. Any owner or any person hav
ing under his coßtrol any dog, which
shall permit such dog to run at large in
violation of the provision! of this or
dinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction ahall be fined Twen
ty-Five Dollars or imprisoned fifteen
days, and any dog so found running at
large not wearing the necessary tag
showing that it has been properly vacci
nated. will be killed by any policeman of
the City.
This April 3, 1924.
Dr. T. N. Sitencer or any other veter
inary surgeon or medical doctor can ad
minister the rabies vaccine, and when
your dog is vaccinated the doctor will
furnish the owner with n card properly
filled out and signed and will also furnish
the tag to be placed oq the collar of the
dog.
CEO. H. RICHMOND, Clerk
4-St-c.
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SULPHUR SOOTHES
UOLY.ITCHINOSKIN
The First Application Makes
Skin Cool and Comfortable
If you are suffering from eczema or
some other torturing, cm harassing skin
trouble you may quickly be rid of it by |
using Mcntho-Sulphur, declares a noted I
skin specialist ;
This sulphur preparation, because of |
Hs germ destroying properties, seldom i
fails to quickly subdue itching, even of L
fiery eczema. The first application L
Rash*andV kin Comfortabl *' |
y harmless. You can obtain a small W
* J" from any good druggist
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* r /tODAS’S MOM’S AN 1
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LAP HOUND FER A PRESENT - ft
8 PUT IT MSI TTH 1 COAL BIN 4
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E-E-E-OH. OPP-
E-E-E!!
Nothing Loos.
A girl In our class says that If she
gets zero in a recitation it means
nothing to her.
MAYBE IT ISN’T!
Some flavor! The new Checker*
berry flavor, the trlple-atrenuth
flavor that’s prveeeif Into Fleer'*
nharhsrherry Chewing Gum.
Fine North Carolina
Shad
Bucks 35c per pound
Roes 45c per pound
J. F. Dayvault &
Bro.
Phones 85 and 524 .: ,3
I BANKRUPT SALE
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I Men’s Pants Men s Dress Shirts
I $1.75 to $5.48 | 89c to $3.48
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I Owners
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Friday, April 11, 1924
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