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Mtarttw WIH Be Held With Kfekapoo 1
'SpMWe Ho, 140, on Aptm 4tti.-—fine l*ru- f
MrtaberS hr the Kickapoo Tribe No. «
140, Improved Order of Bed Med, have 1
made public the program for thw.district
meeting to be held in Kannapolis on
April 4th. The program fellows : ’ 1
>, 1-fba#
—Oistiyet ITobhet. 1 >
* Welcome Address —Rev. C. P. .Fisher.
Response to Welcome Address I'ist. .
Sachem H. D. Deenan.
I Roll of Officers.
[ Deferred Business. .... rv V
Netv Business. '
flection of Officers.
Place of Next Meeting,
i Good of the Order.
' Talks by Great Sachem K. H. Bain
| and ’others. ' ,-t
i Cfitsinß. . .
1 Refreshments From 3:3f) to (i :30 P. M.
[ Opening Meeting at 7:0j) f*. M.
Dr. Higlisraiffi is Pleased With Plans of
Catowhs College.
Salisbury Post.
j! Or. X Henry Highsmith, pf the state
, oducational' department and superin 1 -
' iendent of high schools of the state, has
; just been to Salisbury on a short visit
, and while here looked over and inspected ,
i|the plans for the new dormitory for
Catiwba Coliege, and heard of other
' improvements to be made at this insti- j
r tution and conferred with the architects, '
i Rogers—Blexnm, and the building com
| mittee of the college and stated that
under the proposed plans Catawba col
lege would have one of the best equip
ped college plants ,;n North Carolina, and
that the school would start out under
| more favorable conditions and with a |
i better equipment than most institutions
1 just getting under way.
| This * favorable criticism of Bn. High
i smith, one of the acknowledged aufh :
>j critics of ( the' fctate on, grade A schools
' and colleges hnd their equipnjent. pleas
ed 3 both the architects and ’ members of
the: building committee immensfly.
The executive board of CatnWbn col
i lege meets herd l tomorrow to officially
1 approve the altered plans anWtb'isßue a
I calf TdV ntfMNMfp’itoi l <bn*tHi'e«bn ! of
( the gir!p dormitory.
Dr. Thompson Fined For Slapping His
Wife.
Dr. C. I>. Thompson. High Point phy
sician., formerly of Lincolnton and a resi
dent of T'Cxiugton for a year, was con
victed in Guilford Superior Court Thurs
day afternoon of- assault on his wife ahd
was fined S3O and the costs by .Tmlgo
James 1,. Webb. •
At the separation of the two some
time ago, Dr, Thompson paid'his wife
j $1,7p0! Tlie case caused a sensation 'at
jj j the time of the trouble. The assault
| seems to have been, made just after .Mrs.
| Thompson on last March Slat told' him
her first htishand would no do as he did,
and the pjtjfwe^rt''retorted' that if the
| had not nagged hey first hiisban 1 he
• might fie ’4|fye, ,Eccoß|iitg to. Jjejt testi
mony. Then she ofaered him not to talk
nfiont the first husband.
t)r. Thbmpsdu was tried in police
I court at High Point following the al
rj leged assault and .a fine of $250 and
5 whs placed upoii him: He ap-
I I jiealed to Superior Court with the result
j ] above noted.
5 ’ Funeral of Geoyge bjisenheimer.
ij The funeral of the late George Miseti
i hehng'r was held from West Concord
Baptist CTmrdli Saturday afternoon at it
] i o'cioA, Mr. 1 Misenhrimer heing"/ a meni
ber of this church formany' years. Th”
| will of Mr. Misenheriner provide*! that
l he, have a decent Tuneral' i fr<im the pt'o,-
j c<s|ds of the estate, and after this cx
l pelise'the remainder was given to young
Gsurge Thompson* who had txsen livtu4
i wffhVm for some thUe. a strong frieml
-1 ship having been formed for each other.
Me. Miyeiinelmel: hbd plgiined ty spend
the weefi-eftil with young Thompson'' at
I his home in Concord, but died on Rri
day. Aft'*. Thoropsom had .viaitdd her
■ son at •theriiohie pfr Mr. MiseWteimeciShU
s had been' told of'the friendship
» existyji rbetiyren the" two by Mr. MisFii
s helmer.' t nly the weelf before,, it is stat
ed. ' " ' " ' '
At irtie^Tßeatrcs.
"Feet of flay'* starting tfte Daßoeflue,
Vera Reynolds, Hieardo Porter, aud Julie
j Fa.vc. is being shown at the Star today,
ij Alice Terry and Conway Tcarlc . : n “The
<iropt Divide," is being shown today aj
I j the Paftlme.
| I Tim chimoji from tlie four huge bills
j I that lpake up the new carillon of the
I ' Masjlicn in Quebec are. far sweeter than
; those of she old bells destroyed in the
I fife of December, 11)22.
H • : -A-:
(Rare books arf being registered' ge
nealogically in the same manner as tlie
b’.obdcd sCocfi. ' ’
| I To feed their Englantj.
Scotland and Wales have to import mote
I I than nine months' food supplies.
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' Makes Autos Go 49 Miles
! <K§*# of Gas I
II Sioux Falls. S. link.—Ja'me« A. May.)
ij cf '1247-C LacotUt Bldg., lias perfected
| an. amazing; new deVit-e that cuts dowli
!i gas consumption, removes all oarbbij,,
| prevents spark plug trouble and over
« healing. • {('XthJiy ears have majle over
j •!> mtles i»A: g gigHnn. Any taie can in-I
ji slab it in five nitmites. MV. May wants
* agents, and is offering to send one free
| to one uiUo owner in each, locality. Write
® him tafattr * I" ' ■'*
m CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
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(By the Associated Press) . *
Program for March 18th. ,
WSB Atlanta Journal <428.3) 10:45
entertainment. (
WEE! Boston (475,0) 0:25
7 orchestra; 7:30 musical; 8 Gillette
opera company; 0 Sintb’ufeiis. >
WGR Buffalo (310)7:15 philharmon
ic society. v 4 4 •
WEBH Chicago Post (370.2 ) 7 eon- j
cert, boofi chat,. Riviera theater; 0-12 ,
dance, guitars; songs, readings.
WLS Chicago (344.0) 6:30 organ; ■
7:15 Lone Scouts, reading; 8 farm pro- ,
gram; 9 Cdrnhuskers, Saddler feature, ,
quartet; 10 band, orchektra.
WMAQ Chicago News|< 447.5 ) 6 or
gan; 0:30 storiesß lecttile; 8:30 piano
concerto; 8:50 financial folk; 9 WMAQ
may ere. .
I K\W Chicago (536) 7 concert; 7:35
talks; 8 musical; 8:30 stage rewiew;
8 -43 musical; 1 Insomiila club, orches
tn., 1
AVON Chicago Tribune '(370.2) 0 or
gan) 6:30 ens(gnblh,7sfring quintet; 8
jazz hdurs; 10 orchestra, artiste.
VI.,W Cincinnati (422.3) 6 concert ;
10 entertainment, quartets, pianist.
WEAR Cleveland (389.4) 7 concert.
XCuba' (4WI'" V ‘uR concert:
WFaA Dallas News '(«6.0) 0 :30 re
cital; 8:30' program 711 'dance. 1 : •/
WQC Davenport (488.0) 6:30 Sand
man: 0:50 educational; 9 musical.
KOA Denver (322,4) 9 orchestra;
9:10 readings, popular, 'oldtime in-sfrn
mental. vocal.
WHO Des Moines' (526 ) 6:30 orches
tra : 7:30 sourano, pTanist; 9 :30 sym
phonic; 9:45 orchestra. 1
WCX Detroit (519) 0 musical.
WBAP Fort Worth Star-Telegram
<478) 7:S*) music;, 9:30 orchestra; 12
serenaders.
KNX Hollywood (330.93 ) 8:13 mu
sic • 9 concert; 10 features; 12 orches
tra. 1
WOS Jefferson City (440 0) $ ud-
CROSSWORD PUZZLE |
Sr ” S ” i7r "
The past of s<vcrti^|^' :o incan the but
• they’fe different 1 . ' Now ffgufe it odt!
HORIZONTAL.
1 Remarked.
5 Valuable property. ;» ,
. 8, Jump. f Sj'fi
12 Certify. >
I 14 By mouth, j
| 1(1 Extraordinary hyge.-inap.'
t 17 Also! .vtSktlj' '
.19 Queerer. :'K
-(> EVeiyoue. \
21 Longed! '
- 24 Before. -
\ % Metal used for, fv
J 27 Precipitous. twSt' ..
■ 28 Artifice. pi
j’SO Collection of tritls. '
l ,32 Large white bprd, tips? of'tail hfid
Wings black. »
- 35 , 3.1416.
t 37 Playthings. * . ’’
if 3!) Dlemislr. \
- 40 Negative.
• 41 To happen.
1 42 Self.. -vc
t 43 Small Ishrnd.
- 44 Musical note.
J 45 A float.
i 47 Tub used to wash yoftr body.
( A** You and I.
1 50 Large bundle in a cloth cover.
• 52 Egyptian goddess tha| brings fertil
ity. ■ ■■ ' . '
54 To lubricate.
55 To repulse.’, .
'' 58 Caress. ,
f, 00 To move quickly.
' (>"l ftapbsetl tv, 'direct,
i 03 Head covering. •"
!j 65 Benrath.
67 Organ of bearing.
„ 68 Musical drama.
? 70 Sights.
„ 72 Genus of fan palms.
~ 73 Drove, flock.
74 Assault. v
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Senators U unified.
Greensboro News.
• o|' tlj* last dhy of the legislative ses
sion .tjif seuato tabled a house bill “per
iniittiiig the sterilization of patients hi
fWi charttnblc and penal institutions of
(tite state bn the authority of the gover
. Ujor and'the seevetary of tie srtale boaixl
jof Health.” The senate would have none
of it. one senator chnraetcrising the
) measure as “most , horrible-'’ The bill
was of course intended to'apply only to
the depraved, to Idfots and feeble miml
!ed. Whenever in the judgment of the
and imxlical stuff of a
'penal or charitable institntifln, it was
f deemod wise n.s a protection to society
.td perform this operation it vvould fie
aaijtborizetl dbc coie4fiwit of the
governor and the state lieigth officer had
hecn secured. That as a safeguard
v I. .:• .
dtesses, old time fiddlin’. 1
,\VKB Kansas City Star (3C5.0) 7 ad- i
dresses, music.
KHJ Los Angeles Times (405.2) 8 i
cOrcort; 8:30 children ; 0:30 .glee club; 1
10 talk; 10:30 features; 12 rchestra. 1
MHAB Louirrill? Journal (339.5) <
7 m concert. I
WHAD Milwaukee (275 ) 8 orchestra.' '
M CCO Minneaoolis-St. Paul (410.1) 1
8 farm talks; 9 North Dakota night; 10
WIjAF New York (401.5) 0:30 aerv- <
ices; 6:50 tenor; 7:20 philharmonic con- 1
cert: 9 quartet; 9:30 soprano; 10 or- i
cfcestra. 1
1\ JZ New loyk
7 Wall Street Journal review: 7 :ip
NYT* air college; 8 quartet; 9:15 negr/> ;
spirituals; 9:30 orchestra.
WHN New York (361.2 ) 6:30 healthy
talk; 10 entertainers ; 10:30 Silver Clip
per revue; ll Strand orchestra.
KIX Oakland ' Tribune (508.2) 8
oigah; 10 studio; 12 dance.
KGO Oakland (361.2) 6 concert.
WOO Philadelphia (508.2). C3O or
chestra ; 7 concert; 9:03 recital I 9:30
orchestra.
IVCAP Philadelphia (278) 7 songs;
7:15 recital; 8 ;10 orchestra’; B:4Q or
t l! KDKA°ratMrgfi (809.1) 7:l* ad
dicks ; T :80 concert.
WCAE Pittsburgh (461.3 ) 6:36 Suu
sl.ite girl; 7:30 vocal, instrumental';
9 .30 cohb^rt;
KGW Portland Oregonian (491.3) 8
concert; 10-concert: 12Melody men.
WKAQ Porto Rico f 340.7) 6 con
cert.
V.’DWF Providence (305.9) 6=30 pro
gram.
KPQ San Francisco (420.3 > 6:30 ir
cliesAn ; 7 ;30 stories: 9 (|ance; Ji3# pro
gram; 70 piano, two piece hand, yuLcd.
WGY Schenectady 0 yrches
tra. ‘ ", -
KFOA Seattle (384.4) 8:43 or -gram,
10:30 studio program.
75 Examine.
VERTICAL
1 v Scandinavian legend.'
2 Leaning!
3 A form of'type.
4 A cave of a "lion.
5 Present, (proportion).
8 Boy.
/i Hparde^i.
7 Preposition.
9 Old people.
10 Vigilant.
11 A fuperaL.piJe.
13 fig pen.
15 Stick • v
17 ludiap dhth.
18 T'nil, ; .
22 Discern.
23' Narrative,»6cm.’
20 Lift' Tike. - *
28 v 1 • .
29 MTinftc' grain in a flour.
81 Virtuous’. *
33 -Fopd for trapping (pi.).
34 Sweet,’ red ((ower (pi.).
36 Frozen Water!
38 Placed.
39 Cry. .
40 Fresh.
41! Plant having no flower or seeds.
48 Pains (.verb).
50 fine who covers books.
51 Talks.
53 To withdraw.
54 Weight 1-16 of a pound.
56 Night. ’
57 Sin. . '
59 Weight of container (pi.).
(k) Hurry.
61 Auger,
02 Period of time.
64 .Hone hy.
00 Termination.
6i) Cooking vessel.
71 Therefore.
72 Neuter pronoun.
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against abuse. But to the senate it was
unthinkable. Allowing the depaved,
■ idiots and feeble minded to go on repro
■ dlieihg their kind a burden and a
menace to society, isn’t horrible. Wb are
■ used to that sort of thing, and it is
■ “most horrjble" to deny the mental per-
I verts the privilege of pnssjng tbeJrMn
■ finalities ’on to tbeir offspring. RoproduC
‘ tion of defectives (n animal life’ isn't
t l>ermitt<“d of course. But with the human
• ’it is.different—in the senatorial eyt at
■ least. ' ■"' 11 ’•
l Second Looey—May 1 break ?
« Aristocratic Dame (tlaeing with gener
i dare you, sir! Dob’t you
! kpow better than tii break in on a gen
ii Wal officer'.’ \\ ' '■ 11 ’f Sjj
1 Bnbd|ed Dpoey—Befl bardon, madam.
11 thought the general was 5 stuck.
tetter
1
. By HARRY R. HUNT
Washington—One event' of inaugura
tion day festivities, neglected by report
ers and correspondent# at the tlm#'(be
cause of the pressure of importaijtlJbew#
happenings, must not go unchromcled? '
' joo many who saw it, it will be re
membered as the high light of the whole
inaugural shindig.
After the Senate had crowded itself
into seals on the right side of the cham
ber and the members of the house had
filled to overflowing the limited space
on the opposite side of tge aisle,, fstepara
tory to the swearing in of the vice- presi
dent, the ambassadors and ministers of
foreign governments we#@ announced.
While the multitude packing the gal
leries craned its necks, the diplomatic
corps, berriboned, bespangled, loaded
down with gold lace and dignity, filed
solemnly . down • the center aisle t.o t£e
seats reserved for the&i hear the front.
It wkb an impressive procession. A'll
the migbt and majesty v>f thfworld’s
great nations was there represented.
Then, as the last of. the diplomats
entered the chamber, toddling along be
hind, bringing up th# procession, came a
lost sheep - from the congressional flock.
It Was evident to ail. beholders that
the tardy representaive was no diplomat.
If'he had been, he would have been else
where.
For it was plain to.be seen that he
had been partaking of stimulants no long
er legal. His footsteps were wavering
and uncertain. •’’Sjyfv- -
He d&rted with Such an excess of cau
tion that hjs very dignity became undig
replirtfr
Colleagues, seeing and sensing his con-
ABERNETHY CLEARED
QF MCfttyßß CHARGE
Man VV* o KilM Bert Sides at Connelly
Springs Freed bn Seif-Defense Plea-
Morganton, March 16.—At 5 o’clock
liberation, the jury in the Abernethy
killing case brought in a verdict o| npt
guilty. The trial • had occupied three
days of Burke Superior court and 1 air
though’ hard fought tbfc aciqu’ittkl ver
dict was not unexpected.
On account of the prominence of
Charles Abfemethy’s family and that of
Bert Sides,' much interest centered in
the case.
Abernethy and Sides, the man be
killed in self defense as he claimed and
as the jny was convicted, were both in
the employ of the Southern railway,
being brnkemen on the Asheville-Snlis
bury division. The tragedy occurred at
the station at Connelly Spring? ’on the
evening of December’33. 1
Miss Virginia* Tanner of, Cambridge
has been selected to write the historical
pageant to be presented nex) June in
connection with the celebration of the
300th anniversary of Quincy, Mass.
Scientists say that the child of a fath
er over fifty years of age has ten times]
as good a chance of becoming eminent as j
he would if his father were a young man. ;
For most all occasions and to mee| every purse, we have a X
Shoe to fit your foot. A, B, C, D and E widths. From jjj
$3.95 TO $7.50
One Large Lot Specials While They Last — |||
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Phone 669 Concord, N. C. j
:: THE FLINT FORTY i
A car with refinement is now in our show room. I
This car comes equipped with four wheel brakes and B
U Balloon tires. Five balloon tires and pqve’r for saute. Also I
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PAGE SEVEN
<litjon, quickly switched him from the
main line oflto a sidetrack, and he was
lost to sight in the crowd.
To a friend, who- later protested to
him that despite the fact that he was
that day retiring from Congress he should
not have tried to drown his sorrows and
make a show of himself, the «c-mehlber
repietf: ' L' '
“I£sh all right. I came in undOr, ijip
lomatic immunity. Hie!”, r; *
*• • •
That aipny influence, either consciously
or unconsciously, doesjßtpcrt ;ce, jaor
sjiip on mntters affecting the army hir
service seems evident fj’OTn kh InSSeWlon
of the last issue -of the “Air Serviee
News,” a departmental publication issued
; in mimeograph form for men in the serv- /
l ice. . i c
l For while purporting to give the lat
; eat and most important news concerning
. matters of aviation in the army, there
l was noli one word about the fight Gen.
s Billy ! Mitchell has- been making for an
enlarged air'service.
3 Yet the very day after the publica
tion was issued, Mitchell was demoted to
i a colonelcy effective April' 27, and Col.
Jim Fechet promoted to his post of as
sistant chief of the air service,
t* * #
Tennessee will reach a peak of power
- in the next house of representatives not
achieved by any southern state since the
e Civi| War.
For Tennessee sons will serve as floor
5 leaders for both 'the Republicans and the
Democratic parlies.
- John TiWwn, Jtepublidun leader, and '
- Finis Garrettfi Democrat! deader,' both
being native soils of the Old Hickory
- state.
A “youngest grandmother” record rTa*
set up years ago by a Lady Child, of
England, who was only twenty-seven
when she nunsed her first grandchild.
~V Sasse ’’ Fat Reduction
Why be fat? The answer of most
fat people is that constant dieting is
hard, continual exercise is' tiresome and,
exhausive —and then, too, it mi|kV*f
harmful to force the weight down.” That
Was the old-fashioned idea. Today in
Marmoln Prescription Tablets all these
difficulties are overcome. Just a pleas
ant little tablet after each meal and and
bedtime causes fat to vanish. This mod
ern method is easy, entails no dieting or
exercising and has the added advantages;
of cheapness. [1
Get a box of these tablets and start!
taking them now. Within a short timp : *
you will be getting rid of fat steadily
and easily without starvation ’ diet or
tiresome exercise. You will be comfort
able and able tot enjoy the food you tike
and want. Even after taking off myny
pounds, there will be no flabbines# or
wrinkles remaining. You will feel 100
per of n't. better. All drug stores the
world over sell Marmola Prescription
Tablets at one dollar for a box, or the
1 1 Marmola Company, General , Mqtors
1 1 Buildings, Detroit, Mich., will glijdly
“serai tliem to you on receipt of the price.