Friday, July 24, 1925
She Cares a lot
Or—
A Lot She Cares? -
WIVES OF CONCORD: What do people think of yodr husbands’ appearance? Is it
your neglect if he does not have a refreshed suit each week? Most men depened upon their
wives to attend to the upkeep of their wardrobe. If your husband was called out of town
today, would he have a refreshed suit to put on? Send him away looking his best at all times
■y by keeping a refreshed suit always ready. Our weekly service-call is the answer to this
home schedule.
STATBBVIIAE TO HAVE
FARMERS’ SALE DAV
WIH Enable Farmers to Dispose of
Anything They Mas Have to Sell.
Statesville. July 23.—A farmers’ sale
(lay, sponsored by Ilelk's Department
store here, in co-operation with the
oonnty farm demonstration agent, I{.
W. Graeber. is to be put on here for the
benefit of the farmers of Iredell and ad
joining counties. The sale wiil be held
every first Monday in each month, be
ginning at 10 o’clock in the morning,
th® first sale to be conducted Monday.
August 2.
Cyrus White, manager of the local
IMk’s stem*, who has seen thin sale put
on in other towns, saw the need of it
in Iredell county. Mr. White explains
that the object of the sales is that the
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farthers maj\ have opportunity to dis
lMise of anything they desire to sell,
such as horses,' mules, cows, farming
implements not in use. etc. \VI C.
Perry, superintendent of the county
home has been employed by Mr. White
as auctioneer and he will be on nand
every first Monday morning. It Is ex
pected that the salp will prove of great
benefit to., 'the farmers in thin, section.
TODAY’S EVENTS
Friday. July 24. 1923
Tenth anniversary of the steamer
Eastland disaster at Chicago, in which
more than 800 lives were lost.
South American countries celebrate to
day in memory of Simon Bolivar, the
great patriot and revolutionist.
Vice President Charles G. Dawes is
to be a guest of honor at the Frontier
Days carnival in Cheyenne today.
The remaining works of John Singer
Sargent, tlfe famous Ameriea'n artist, are
to be placed on sale in London today.
Throughout I'taii, Idaho and eastern
Oregon members of the Marmon Church
today will celebrate, Pioneer Day. the an
niversary of the arrival of Brigham
Voting and his little colony in Salt Lake
Valley, in 1847.
“What's that for?” said a mother to
her sou who had just brought home a
barometer.
“Oh, it’s a great idea, mother Tells
you when it's going to rain.”
"What’s the use of wasting money on
that when Providence has given your
father rheumatics?”
REMEMBER PENNY ADS ARE CASH
rHE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE
Stewart s washington
letter
BY CHARLES P. STEWART
NBA Service Writer
WASHINGTON —Aviation will
N get a lot of Congress’ at
tention next winter. There’ll
be a fight over It. too. A, < ’
\ The House committee, which In
vestigated the subject last ses
sion, only finished its work just at
adjournment. Its report is still
coming out, a volume at a time.
Soon it will be available in full,
all ready to be taken up directly
the lawmakers are on hand.
|e No particular conclusions are
reached, but the evidence of the
committee's witnesses speaks for
Itself. Some of it Is pepperler
than probably has been generally
realized. Its bulk having served
to make It discouraging to go
through In search of Jazzy l de
tails. i * a«. ■> .
y These will be brought out, how
ever. In debate, which certainly
won’t progress far without letting
< the country In on the fact that
experts aren’t at all satisfied with
the flying industry's development
ih America, especially considering
that It started here,
t• • •
IT isn’t that America hasn’t good
aviators. On the contrary, the
report emphasizes their ability.
• It’s of American avlation’3 back
wardness ns an Institution, mili
tary and commercial, that critics
complain. There seems to be al
most complete unanimity m this.
I Many nrmy and navy off or s •:■->.
indeed, dispute some of the m; r ■
enthusiastic airmen's claim:*, b
i all recognize the plane's .
MILLIONAIRE’S SON INDICTED
FOR LARCENY AT CHARLOTTE
BUI Returned Against ,1. H. Cutter, Jr.,
as Outgrowth of the Trial of Ralph
Hollars.
, Charlotte, July 23. —An indictment
‘‘charging John Hastings Cutter. .Tr.. with
larceny was returned today by the Meck
lenburg county grand jury in a -special
report to Judge T. D.~Bryson.
T’.ie fourteen-ye&r-old defendant in this
indictment, which contains tlu-ee counts,
is a sou of .1. H. Cutter, millionaire cot
ton broker and- real estate owner, of
Charlotte.
The charges against this prominent
young man were said by Solicitor Car
penter to be the outgrowth of an investi
gation which officials undertook in con
nection with the Ralph Hollars house
breaking case.
Crimes charged to Hie Cutter youth
were Vae stealing of a revolver from an
automobile of an unknown person at a
country club here; the stealing of an
automobile tire from ''the Auto Service
Company, and the thefffipf motor oil from
the safe service station.
Ralph Hollars, who confessed commit
ting sixteen housebreakings in Charlotte,
admitted that his inspiration to commit
his crimes raise from seeing the "Cut
ter boy” steal a revolved from an auto
mobile at a country club.
The Hollar boy's c< iifcssion was de
scribed by Charlotte police officers in the
course of his trial last Friday and Sat
urday in Mecklenburg county superior
court fiere, after which Judge Bryson ad
judged the defendant "mentally weak and
morally irresponsible."
Solicitor Carpenter intimated Wednes
day that the grand jury, reconvened at
.the request of Judge Bryson, was con
ducting a further investigation into the
Hollars case with tlfe* view of return
ing additional indictments. The Hol
lars boy was taken before the grand jury,
as also were a number of other well
know Charlotte youlfl.s who were under
stood to be intimate friends of the Cut
ter boy.
T’iie Hollars case was finally disposed
of today by Judge Bryson when he sen
tenced the boy to Caswell Training
School until September. Soon after the
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PERRY'S MONOMeNT.
*l6 MAKE YOUR COLLECTION COMPLETE,
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tance' as a weapon, whore and
afloat. , -
And this country Is undei
equipped -with It—that's widely
agreed. As for commercial avia
tion—outside the airmail, there
practically isn’t any In the Unit
ed States, whereas in Europe it’s
about as well established as ships
at sea.
• • •
r’S when Congress gets down to
a discussion of American avia
tion's failure to keep up with
the times that a row may be ex
pected to break out. The feeling
between military men like* Col.
‘‘Billy" Mitchell and others he ac
cuses of old fogylsm for not ad
mitting the plane’s now the whole
thing In war—that feeling’s bad
enough.
But It Isn't a circumstance to
the feeling of flying pioneers such
as Capt. James V. Martin toward
what they , call the “aviation
trust.” *. A
Martin’s testimony In the con
gressional aviation committee's
report attributes the country’s
aerial deficiencies entirely to
“trust” machinations—in an effort
to prevent any planes from being
used but Its own and to aVQid ac
cepting any improvements by in
dependent Inventors except on its
own terms. «
That, Martin says, is the whole
purpose of the Winslow bill, for
aviation regulation, which Con
gress will be asked to pass in De
cember.
Ostensibly it’s to prescribe rules
for the flying public’s safety. In
J reality, according to Martin, it
; seeks to outlaw all machines but
! ::to ’trust’s.”
first of September, the judge said, he
would be transferred from the Kinston
institution to the Eastern Carolina Train
ing School, in Pitt county, which is ex
pfeted to be completed and occupied by
that tipie. The duration of the boy's
detention at these institutions will de
pend on decisions of the state board of
charities and corrections, it was under
stood.
After ’hearing Judge Bryson's words
; sentencing him. Hollars said lie was glad
] “it's all over” and expressed the detcr
[ minntion to go to the institutions with
faith that he, can “make a man of my
self.”
Writing I'p a Stylish Wedding.
A young reporter on the Rochester, X.
Y.. Democrat and Chronicle, on a recent
day was assigned to write up a stylish
wedding. After naming the bride and
groom, time and place of the nuptials, he
then gave a comprehensive description of
the entertainment following.
"The lawn was attractively decorated
with household furniture, on ami over
which Cates and Rroekport swains and
maidens draped themselves in appropriate
! languidness in anticipation of bountiful
eats to be served later. The family dog
wandered amiably about, brushing his
hairs off on the Sunday trousers and
meeting gowns of the guests. Tabby,
the pet cat of the Nichols household, in
spired by a commendable ambition to con
tribute to the feast, crawled under the
cow barn and dragged out a fat female
rodent and her brood of eleven. A big
Shanghai rooster hopped up on the corn
erib and gave three cock-a-doodle-does
for the bride and then swept majestically
over into a neighbor’s barnyard and beat
hell out of a couple of smart cockerels
who made jesting remarks about the
grooms bag kneed trousers. After that,
the wedding proceeded according to eti
quette, as ail nice weddings should."
Can Hear a Worm Chew
So powerful is an electric microphone
just invented that it is possible to luar
a worm chewing at the interior of an
eight inch apple. The device will be
used by growers to test crojis.
USE FEINNY COLUMN—IT PAYS
STYLES OF TODAY
In Dependable Quality
AT PRICES THAT MEAN A SAVING ,
White KM Strap Pumps QC to Qlt
medium and low heels
Patent and Satin Pumps in the 4*o CC to (C AC
wanted styles
MARKSON SHOE STORE
Foirmerly Parker’s Shoe Store Phone 897
SHINGLES
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and weather’all weather.
They are no higher than ordinary shingles. If you are go
ing to build or recover your old roof it will certainly phy
you to see us. ; \ •”
29 gauge 5 crimp Galvanized Roofing only per
square. We furnish nails and washers for putting' on.
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Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
The Old Reliable Hardware Store
fi J* ■ ■ :
Union and Church Streets
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Phone 30 Phone 30
All Straw Hats
$1
Panamas */2
Price
RICHMOND - FLOWE CO.
$17.50 FLOOR LAMP FOR
ONLY $12.18
Saturday-One Day Only
For one day only we will sell for cash $17.50 Floor
Lamps at the SLASHED PRICE of $12.18. New ship
ment just in. These lamps are the very latest styles' that
can be bought. All silk shades with interwoven lace ef
fect. All shades lined making a three cover shade which
will give excellent lighting effect, beautiful braided edge,
silk fringe with curtain of harmonizing colors. The stands
are beautiful hand painted polychrome and will harmonize
with any furniture that you would like to use them with.
Equipped with two light sockets, silk pull cords, 7 feet
of drop wire and weighted base. Only by seeing these
lamps can you judge the REAL VALUE WE ARE OF
FERING YOU.
Remember one day only, Saturday, 1 uly 25th.
$17.50 VALUE FOR ONLY $12.18
NO PHONE ORDERS TAKEN
H. B. Wilkinson
OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT
Concord, Kannapolis Moortsville, China Grove
Texaco Gasoline and Oils, Alemite
Greasing, Crank Case Service, Car
Washing and Polishing. Tires, Tubes,
Accessories. Quick Tire Changing
Free Air and Water-Water Your
s Battery ; \f< f ; • ■i ■
CENTRAL FILLING STATION
Phone 700
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