W«4foesday, May. 14, 192*4 *
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SPLENDID FARMS FOR SALE I
O 65 acres on publie road four miles north of Cejwt House, G room' j|
X house, double barn, out buildings, timber, 25. acres dredged bottom. X
8 338 Acres near Georgeville, 7 room bouse, oiltbuildings, $5,000. SI,OOO O
cash, balance on easy terms. V 5
| 138 acres on public roau 3 miles north of Court House, splendid bnild- X
ings, 50 acres dredged bottom land, a splendid daiLy farm. SI,OOO v
cash, balance oh easy terms. x
i 175 acres, the Cotes place, in No. 7 township, on public road, good A
i neighborhood, good buildings, timber, at a real bargain.
J 108 acres at Glass, the Rogers farm, tery desirable, will sell as a whole
or cut it to suit the purchaser. i i
S 3 acres on public road 4 miles northeast of Concord, with good ' [
buildings. , [
163 acres on Concord-Midland Highway with good buildings, $40.00 per < >
acre. V
| 80 acres two milea east of Kannapolis, $40.06 per acre,
i 08 acres two miles east so Kannapolis With buildings and timber. i
[ 200 acres on Highway two miles from Midland with splendid buildings. '
i of the best farms in the county.
320 Acres on public road near Georgeville at real bargain. Will cut
to suit the purchaser. Terms easy,
i 22 acres, the Ball Park at Cabarrus Mill.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
i[ 6 Room'House near Cabarrus M9l.
j Modern 5-room cottage in good repair on Kerr Street near No. 2
i 1 school.
The Novelty Building on Elm street near Brancosd Mitt at a real
j i bargain. 1 t
House and lot on Green street at Hartseil milt, lot 120x800 feet. ji 1
11 Fine fruit trees. i [
One beautiful vacant lot on corner of Meadow and Vance streets i 1
1 1 80x133 feet, on easy terms.
] i One vacant lot on Simpson street 00x150 feet.
Modern 0-room cottage, ’lot 60 feet wide extending from Vance to |
i' Simpson street. ,
'i 7-roora house on East Corbin street with modem improvements. i
| 1 Large lot. J
0-room house, au acre of land on St. George street,
ji 3-room house on Houston street, SBSO. V
ji Jno. K. Patterson & Co. ii
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NEWS 1
(By Courtesy Radio Digest)
/ (By the Associated Press.)
Program For Thursday. May 15th.
WSB Atlanta Journal (429) 8-0 clas
sic concert; 10:45 organ,
WGR Buffalo (310) 4-4:30 music re
cital : 5:30 news.
WMAQ Chicago News (447).3) 6
talks; 7:4$ orcliestra; 8 V. of Chicago
lecture.
WGN Chicago Tribue (370) 7-10 pro
gram, orchestra,
organ; 9 band, orchestra.
KYW Chicago (326 ) 5:80 concert;:
5:35 talk; 6 reading; 6:2© musical.
IVDAP Chicago (360) 6 concert; 7:30
organ: 0 band; orchestra.
WSAI Cincinnati (300) 6:30 com
inanity chest; 7 chimes; 7:15 music.
WhW Cincinnati (306) 3 music; 9
talks: 9:10 music.
WJAX Cleveland (396) 8 concert.
WOC Davenport (484) 6:30 bedtime; ;
1 9 orchestra.
! WFAA Dallas News (476) 12:30-1
aihlress; S :30-9:30 musical, dramatic;
11-12 orchestra.
WCX Detroit (517) 5 concert; 7:30
musical.
WTAS Elgin (286) 7:30-12 songs, or
chestra.
WRAP Fort Worlli Star Telegram
(476 ) 7:30-8:30 concert; 9:30-10:45 or.
cbestra.
KFKX Hastings (341) 9:30 Hastings j
college orchestra.
AVOS Jefferson City (440.9) 8 talk.
WDAF Kansas City Star (411) 3:3©
musical matinee; 6 school of the air;
11:43 nighthawks.
IVIIB Kansas City (411) 2 ladies; T
solos; 8 orchestra, entertainers.
AVHAS Louisville Journal (406) 7:36-
9 concert, t&lks.
KHJ Los Angeles (395) 8 orchestra;
8:30 memory contest; 8:45 stories; 9
children; 10 veeal, instrumental; 12
dance.
KFI X.as Angeles (409) 8:45 con
cert; 10 concert; 11 concert; 12 concert.
WGI Medford Hillside (300) 3 Big
Brother Club ; 5 :30 talk, musical; song
hits.
WMO Memphis Commercial Appeal
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BY HARRY B. HUNT
NEA Service Staff Writer.
WASHINGTON, D. C. —AI
Smith’s presidential boom is
developing stronger than expected.
Immediately after the death of
Charles F. Murphy, the Tammany
boss, it was ? thought Smith’s
chances had‘been ruined. ;> 4But it
■ doesn’t IpelWao nr^y-
Murphy built fences hatter than
even Smith’s friends realized. < In
4»ed. some say Smith l« In a better
poaitlon now than if Murphy Jhad
lived because his candidacy is less
Involved by Tammany.
Supporters of William Gibbs Mc-
Adoo who do not want Smith oven
if they can't have McAdoo remain
confident of their ability to hold
more than one-third of the conven
tion votes indefinitely, thus forcing
a compromise.
The suggestion is heard in some
quarters that the fate of former
Governor McCray of Indiana, who
lias been sentenced to prison for
ten years, injured the presidential
Chances of Samuel M. ltalston.
It is true they are of different
parties, but the concensus of opin
ion here is that McCray has given
Indiana Republicanism such a
black eye that Democrat* ago prac
tically certain to carry tbe atate
anyway, thus lhnking It unneces
sary to nominate a Hoosier tor the
purpose of transferring Ihe state
from tho doubtful to the Demo
eratic column.
THE CONCORD DAJJLY TRIBUNE
(500) 8:30 orchestra.
WLAG Minneapolw-St. Paul (417)
7:3© lectures.
CKAC Montreal (423) 7:30 entertaiu
ment.
WEAF New York City (492) 5-8 mid
week services, talks, syneopators.
W.TS? New York (455) 5-8:30 talks,
music; 8:30 dance.
WHN New York (360) 7 :30-9:15 en
tertainers; 9:15-16 dance.
WOR Newark (403) 4:30 concert;j
3:20| sport talk.
WAAM Newark (255) 5-8:10 music
al; 8:15-9:15 dance.
WOAW Omaha (526) 6 children;
6:30 dinner, 9-11 recital.
KGO Oakland (312) 10 address, mu
sic.
WFI Philadelphia '(395 ) 4 talk; 4:30
ovebetrn: 6 talk; 8:16 dance.
WDAR Philadelphia (305) 5:30 talk.
WIP Philadelphia (509 ) 4:05 orelies
‘tra; 5 talks; 6:15-9:05 concert, recital,
dance.
WCAE Pittsburgh (462) 5:30 com
cert; 0:30 bedtime; 6:45 feature; 7:30
musical; 10 orchestra.
KDKA East I’itlsburgli (320) 4:30
concert ; 0:15 farm; 7 Little Symphony
orcltestru ; 7:30 concert.
KjGW Portland (492) 10:15 studio;
,12 dance.
KW> San Francisco (423) 9 orchetra,;
12 Itradticld band.
WGY Schenectady (390) 6:45 mussic
al.
, WBZ Springfield (337 ) 4 concert;
5:30 bedtime; 5:40-8:35 entertainment;
9 summary conference of M. E. Church.
KSD St Louis Post-Dispatch (546)
l* concert.
WRC Washington (469) 5 children;
T dance; 7:45-8:55 eiitertainment.
OKY Winnipeg (450) 8 railway’s
program.
WCBD Zion (345 ) 7 Zion orcliestra,
mixed quartet, artists.
Tbe substance which we cull coral is
the home built for itself by a tiny sea
creature called the polype. The smallest
coral island is the work of a colony of
these creatures outnumbering many times
the population of the world.
THE indications at present are
that the navy’s present state
is to be subject So much investiga
tion for a long time to come/ Prob
ably it te too late to, get afiythiug
done with the present appropria
tions bill.
Recent reports by high naval
officials disclosed that the ’fleet is
in far worse a state than Anyone,
except those on the inside, realized,
Exiierts say that the claim made
that America is on a ratio of one
compared with Japan's three is ex
aggernted, but it is believed here
that the basis of three and a half.*
to three is not far wrong.
Secretary of Navy Wilbur doesn't
take kindly to these revelations,
probably on account of the admin
istrntiori’s talk of further disarma
ment. But recent leaks make
- further exiiosure difficult to fore
st all. v /
INVESTIGATIONS by senatorial.
committees have been progress-'
fng so lortg that they are getting
to lie a bit stale. But they continue
never! lieless.
Senate office building operators,
now call their floors something like,
this: v
’’Main floor—land fraud hearings!
"Second floor—world court andr
Wheeler indictment! i
“Third floor—Oil hearings and!
Muscle Shoals!
"Fourth floor—Daugherty inves
tigation!"
A Scotchman wlio had been in this
country about two months went to a
movie .show with a frieml. lu tho news
reel were views form flic wilds of -Maine,
one of which was a closc-up of a momose.
Turning to his friend, the Scotchman
said:
’’l dimia ken what yon beastic is.”
His. friend explained that it was an
Amcricau moose.
"A moose?” queried the Scott liman,
snrprisedly. "Awcel, 1 dinna want to
Bicct au American rat then!”
Again Figures
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Prtnceaa Falmy Bey. ac<*u*ed
aoine month* ago of the murder of,
Wer husbaiid, tlta-Prince All Faimy, j
B(*98 photographed In the French,
Wtgh court where she again took
the spotlight by charging Casabl
t R»y with'de£f»udlag her. 1* . * '
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Wins $25,000 Handicap
Jockey -Mark Garner riding Chacolet lo u winning at Pimlico track
and taking the $23,000 Dixie Handicap purse. As the picture Ehuw?
Chalcpiet woo by a neck , ;
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Rare beauties and distinctions
I in lines, finish and upholstery—
and the great mechanical luxury
I , of an engine that actually improves
with use! The wonderful Willys- J
Knight sleeve-valve, engine is
the sanie type of engine used in
the finest cars of Europe. See H
I Concord Motor Co.
WILLYS
KNIGHT
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I Men’s Pants //_ Men’s Dress Shirts
I $1.75 to $5.48 ||r 89c t 0 53-48
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PAGE SEVEN
I HeW t>n Kidnapping Charge.
Asheville, May 14.—A negro woman
giving her name as Nora Moore and her
age as 27 and who admits that she hap
used the name of Dorothy Marshall, Is
being he'.d in jail here on charges of
kidnapping Henry Peters from bia home
in Cleveland, Ohio, made by the boy's
mother. Mrs. Chris Peters. The De
gress admits, it was said, that she took
the boy away from his home but claims
that it was to save him from the brutal
treutinent of his mother, who was a
white woman whose husband was a
negro. The police say that the boy
beams no sign of negro blood. The
woman will be held pending further in
formation.
There was recently unearthed in the
San Antouion Canyon in California a box
containing 261 quart bottles of whiskey,
wine and brandy, supposed to have been
buried by a prospector in the days of
'4O.