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WIVES OF CONCORD: What do people think of your husbands’ appearance? Is 4
your neglett if he doesnbt have a refreshed suit each week?’ Most men dd&hed upon their
wiv« to attend to the upkeep of their wardrobe. If your husband was cewetf out of town
todajr, would he have a refreshed suit to put on? Send him away looking his West at all times
by keeping a refreshed suit always ready. OUr weekly service-call is the answer to this
home schedule. ‘ • •*“'
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PROSCRIBING OF LIQUOR
gfVJIN CASUALLY, ILLEGAL
JuQfe Henry A. Grady Issues Warning
la Court at Jhtrham.
; Durham, July 21. —Doctors who pre
scribe whiskey for their patients, whether
formally or informally, are violating the
law of the state and ought to be prose
cntedi Judge Henry A. Grady, sitting at
the jnrjsent session of the Druham Coun
ty Sjjiperior Court, criminal session, stat
ed today. The judge backed up his
with a suggestion that the
gram) jury be recalled to take up the
casefof ts Durham doctor. Who, testify
ing ;*fr a witness for a "woman charged
withy transporting liquor, stated he had
advhM 'the woman to take castor oil in
a lQtlh whiskey.
The case was in itself interest
TK.I s:or. '"jeAUvu,
MOWN POP ! Blf TAYI^OR
ing, Mrs. Gladys Dixon Roberts was,
charged with transporting liquor ih
that she carried a small amount of li
quor, less than a pint, from her room
4n a rooming house, to the room of'the
proprietor of the house, who was iU in
"bed, and gave the second woman Sjyne..
The doctor testified he had advfeetTttoe:
sick woman to use' the whiskey I** tatt
ing the oil. Mi?, Hoberti/ was- found
IHp hy Judge sft*<ty and placed under
Suspended sentence of twelve months tin
the workhouse after being taxed with the
costa, in ,the ease. .
Oitly. g’rkther urgent appeal upon the.
part of. tfcf solicitor himself •jMved. tSifr
dSctor faring possible indictment by die
* • *;
topic rotoisg WS»tta wiH
be .held
' 17-Stttr'
Buitaadb.-.--"-,
Greensboro, Jttiy for erec^
tion of a seventeen, sfpry bank and hotel
building ktfe received “Ainpetus. today
when' !# the
Rank andTritst Ulodfrrady'mk to- act
fcpoii recomtoehtoWmi* d? a« directors
of the Inffcftutitm tS?rvif-repftil sock
of. the mt*Hhtlon ; 4»-;hterea*d 1 from
W.oou to «800.« K- hknk plats
to ereer di» kkygcraper forifs'home' and
nhnec fio«rs; of the
ground floor wtoilff he* used “tor the 'hofeW
pHtfr ikSwSjjtb jCarolfnft^p', l dthajr,'«i7
st.ff&s. Being the Jeffqfhpn-Stftndartl Life
mnffiiw'huiWlhg ifftf. jg. . . VJ
essential to traiißng a child
is to'. have-thorp hjens# tHmn * :
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
Stewark
BY CHAIULgSP. STEWART
NBA Servke Writer , v
WASHINGTON —Comparison of
last year’s Interndt revenue
- collections with the previous
year’s seems to bear out Secretary
of the Treasury-'Mellon's dictum
that tow taxex.hring in relatively
more money—sometimes actually
more—than high fees
THE present Uw under which
federal taxes Ire being collect
ed has worked out exactly like
that." ~-r* *t
• When passed, it was estimated
the rate reductions it contained
would cut revenues down 400 mil
-lions. Instead the country, cheered
by the tightening of its tax load,
immediately got so much busier
flat haven’t fallen near* ]
ly that much—only about half.
• • •
A S a prophet, -|Ucretnry Melton
. ig is all part.
He sola teStes could be cut
.considerably ana 'revenues wduld
be reduced only slightly, if at all.
And so if prOveA) ,
Blit the tax cutriasn’t the kind
Mellon wanted. He wanted it made
8?® RARE PHENOMENON
, . IN SKIES AT PRESENT
Venus. Mercury, iutf .Mars Visible to
Naked fly 0 Jttot Aft. r Sunset.
Raleigh Now S uiMPphServei-. |
During the Ipdiijf; wfok' three of tire
planets, Venus. -Mvrctßjt* and Mars have
appeared veij ckfee togefher in the \v.->st
.about
tent ion
...««»•
Whßf
w also .
ijnsiep-i
jest Sfi
m ottri
lighter
ik ! ’Hie;
and of
ii the
ccmntellnttoh of 1 the Scorpion will be
seen during the entire summer the red
star Antares. Much has been written in
the papers recently about this star on
account of its sixe and distance from
the earth. r?.>V ’il - if’
A little to the North may;be seen the
big (tipper the pointe&i luiuEfg. to tl)w
North Star, and a liri? from the
of the dipper an equJ^JdpttUPc*. td . the
South toward the beautiful war Actur
us. ' ,
Observation of Planets .mentioned,
should be made this week as on Wednes
day night the new moon will appear
quite near the I’lanalJfVeghtl, dfmfrflnk’
or obscuring' a certain* extent thf Pla
nets named. SI iffl
INDORSES EVERE#fiAte '«
SUCCESSOR TO McLEAN
C. W. Roberts, of Automobile Trade As
sociation, Urges Support of Secretary
of State. " _ * •
CSiarlotte. July 21.W-D4efe.r4tibfi< In
]Eavor of W. X. Everett, secretary of state,
to succeed Angus W, OliLran as igoyff-,
nor of North Carolina, was made here
today in an address by PpJV.' Roberts, of
Greensboro, secretary of thq North Uaro
lina Automotive Apseciatton;
The secretary of the ifsSOriaflou urged
members of the assooiauoij toi undertake
| immediately a campaign Ht) obthin'-legis
lative action remedying,the presenf con
ditions affecting the automotive indos- 1
, triy. ■' f j?
i While commending G4fi*rnar “McLean
as a “great goverhor, a wonderful busi
ness man.” Mr. Rqbejite tfrdterad that
there are few men now available for the
governorship that the automotive trade
could support.
“In my opinion.” he added, however,
*■ 1 ‘■'V.V ' . oe-f -V* 1 ; ' I* i '
mrmmr ?m\m
,y.
IPON'T TA.ks M'AM ) I
»o as to lighten the load on tha
rich. They were the ones, he said,
who had somnolent capital to be
waked up and set to work.
Congress, however. Insisted on
making the cut in the little fel
lows’ favor.
And to. and behold, it appears
that Secretary MeUbn's rule ap
plies to the little fellows anyway,
whether or not some subsequent
experiment may prove it to apply
also to 'the whales.
• • •
NOW taxes are to be reduced
some more when Congress
meets next. Again Secretary
Melton will be ■on hand with his
argument that tax cuts don’t nec
essarily mean leßs money for the
government they may mean
more.
He will say last year’s experi
ence demonstrates It. He’ll be
quite right. So it does.
But he’ll say something else,
that hasn’t been demonstrated yet.
He’ll say the , ebuntry yvfli get
most good opt of ciittln» “super*'
arid “suf" taxek dowft.
Os this we can’t W so mure ' It
hasn't been triad. - ' .-' r
Cutting down the littler ones
has. and It worked fins.
'’ ■ V i’ 1 , ' 1 L “J*
“none i« s<> well qualified and so capable
of’ftllltng the position as the Honorable
\V. » Everett.”. >■
Post and Flagg's Cotton Letter.
Siefir Ji'ork. .Tirly 2J. —The market has
been ikstless ns generally before a
bureau «nd t{><» tofte, fm* been rather
he* ry, wlf b , the, -Igtrtfug tba t the report
ls hardly'likely to (Show .a-njrmiaterial cle
fe&e sfroiai tie ifcit-’lihhril Md that the
dn Tejsis -cat) proiraflj 1 be regard
ed axTjiWely offset' by imfirtivM eoidi-
MhtiotS.of Me, Mt. l!o«i
--,«ns ejmasiptM briefly of Getting iup
LSceoujita with'no, <dis|k*itjOn
to to until
qf.,ahy real mdggfriift
1 guiding weetik damage is atftajiHpg'
ponwderablp affbution though s&id
’q\*rtev« itd»ife\i that it is too 4;nriy *fc
feel any reaj security on. thatg'igme, fg{!
lit is not v qhfiU the first parj of 'Attpwt'
| tbit" weevil damage becotoea proimAnt
and it is perfectly certain that Tnc
weevil is present in largge numbers : in
! sections where in later years he hah
done the most damage. Present indica
tions are that the rejmrt Is more likely
to promote selling than buying but
•Whnr. !>*' »« best’
that on any goo<J break either befdre’ or
att f %F‘l»ri who ,fill, latg ;
need, rottpn to lute win ao writ to sftrrt
Those Worthless Dogs.
Monrpe Enquirer. , T _
1 ft do* , that j<ho*M jib . jilfiiKf of
and consequently the child wa« not giveii
w iPnstW l/! eat w?? dR i ff* 1 *! H
imminent.
Within the past year several persons,
here in Union county have been bitten
by worthless dogs, and these people Un
derwent the paipful rabies’ treatment.
A’umtfouF.qoVe tnd.qtper animals
, died or beep killed beeptfre of hydrojjfio
i bis.; ’nhk&Taldo ha<j
'worthless dogs. ’ J
Charlotte Mectihk Asks * katidinal Paik
Charlotte,; July 3QI— A V tarde pud tep :
i resentative autfience.- after hairing "Judge
:T. D. Bryson.,of Bryson City, 'tonight
• endorsed the Appalachian NatkUialAJftfk
■ for western North Carolina and called
J bit the’'l-.egislatore and Congress, te'-tup'
port it.’ The resolution was offered tfr
i 'Francis CHieiSsdn, of the Charlotte -baty
■ Htrnng addresses were made by’Csngfes's
fnan Bnlwinfcte, John G. Cappenter,. So
• lieitor of the fourteenth judtcial’district,'
‘ and others. , , 4^
USE PENNY CqtCMft—q; PATS
THINKS McLEAN NOT TO
| REPLY TO MORBJSON
Governor Avoids Controversy Since Tak-
I ing Offlce—Spends While in Wash
ington.
Raleigh, July 20. Governor McLean
is spending a few days in Washington
and therefore did not return to his offlce
Monday. »
The impression about the capitol is
that his ‘ excellency t 'wßl make no' refer
ence to former Governor Morrison’s let-'
ter to (tie state press Sunday morning.
While several parts of Mr. Morrison’s
protests were aimed directly at his suc
cessor, Governor McLean is not expected
to enter a controversy following his well
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They are highly decorative, give that wanted effect of
distance or space in a room, and add a distinctly brighten
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PAGE SEVEN
established principle in taking over the
governorship. He has rarely seen any
good in oontrovenay and
avoids them. Nevertheless hie friends
think he-aronld do well to await him
fcnlA .. £ .. aD anlnaAtnff'''lttAPa than
-4 JJ<dy.-.Grio«« College, Worcester, baa
alga# been for its baeeball teams,
Wbfcfi have furnished more than one
.star player to the major leagnes. Prob
ably the strongest nine that ever wore
the college eolbrs was that of 1919,
i which went through a scheduled of more
: than 30 gameß with only one defeat.